Checking tire inflation pressure (only while using tire pressure monitor SA2VB)
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
It is essential to observe the notes on tolerance compensation.
It is essential to observe the notes on tolerance compensation.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The vehicle has an electronic tire pressure specification in the central information display (CID).
For the system to work properly, the vehicle must be driven. This training drive initializes the system.
Since this may not yet have taken place in sufficient form at the time of the predelivery check, the nominal pressure must be taken from the sign on the vehicle or the Owner's Handbook in order to check the tire inflation pressure.
The vehicle has an electronic tire pressure specification in the central information display (CID).
For the system to work properly, the vehicle must be driven. This training drive initializes the system.
Since this may not yet have taken place in sufficient form at the time of the predelivery check, the nominal pressure must be taken from the sign on the vehicle or the Owner's Handbook in order to check the tire inflation pressure.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
For M models, the standard setting for the tire pressure is partial load and must be discussed with the customer at the time of handover to determine if this setting corresponds to his use profile.
Depending on the load status of the vehicle, the specified tire pressure values for the respective load status apply.
For M models, the standard setting for the tire pressure is partial load and must be discussed with the customer at the time of handover to determine if this setting corresponds to his use profile.
Depending on the load status of the vehicle, the specified tire pressure values for the respective load status apply.
- Determine and note the tire size of the fitted tires.
- Determine and note the load status set in the RDC menu in the Central Information Display (CID).
- Find out the nominal pressure on the sign on the vehicle and/or in the Owner's Handbook and make a note.
- Measure the tire inflation pressure of each tire using a tire pressure gauge.
- Adjust tire inflation pressure if necessary