Installing tires with different tread patterns can lead to premature failure of transmission components.
A decal indicating the recommended tire pressure is located on the outer panel of the driver's door pillar.
Recommended tire pressure
The recommended pressures are selected to provide maximum driving comfort, minimum tire tread wear and stability under normal driving conditions. Tire pressure should be checked at least once a month. The recommended air pressure in tires must be maintained for the following reasons:
- low air pressure in tires leads to uneven wear of the tire tread and poor vehicle handling;
- High air pressure in tires increases the risk of wheel impact damage and causes uneven tire tread wear.
Winter tires
Winter tires must have the same size and load capacity as the original tires. Install winter tires on all four wheels at the same time; Otherwise, vehicle handling may be impaired. Winter tires must have an air pressure of 28 kPa more than the pressure recommended for the original tires, indicated on the plate located on the B-pillar on the driver's side, or the maximum allowable pressure indicated on the sidewall of the tire, whichever is lower. If the vehicle is fitted with winter tires, the speed must not exceed 120 km/h.
Wheel swap
Pic. 1.255. Wheel swap diagram
Wheel rotation must be done every 10,000 km. After rearranging the wheels, check the air pressure in the tires and the tightness of the wheel nuts.