Checking Condition
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tires are a safety element that fulfil the demands placed on them only if they have the correct air pressure and a sufficient tread depth.
WARNING:
Incorrect Tire pressure
- Uncontrollable vehicle handling
→ Adjust the Tire pressure according to specifications. Never allow the pressure to fall below the minimum pressure.
→ Check age of tires. Replace tires that are more than 6 years old.
→ Perform visual inspections.
→ Use new rubber valves at every Tire change.
→ Use only tires recommended by Porsche.
Information
- The Tire pressure was changed in model year 2006 . → WM 030000 CHECKING LID AND DOORS (EXCEPT CAYENNE DIESEL, CAYENNE TRANSSYBERIA S, CAYENNE TRANSSYBERIA MAN, CAYENNE GTS TIP "PORSCHE DESIGN EDITION 3")
- For vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring (TPM) - identified by aluminium valves, the Tire pressure should be adjusted according to the filling information in the multi-function display. To do this, select >> Main menu >> Tire pressure >> -Settings- << and adjust the deviation values so that they range from 0.0 bar to +0.1 bar. Fill the tires according to the display using the Tire-inflating device. Example: If the Tire-pressure display shows >> Settings << = -0.2 bar, 0.2 bar must be added .
- Due to the pressure and temperature relationship (0.1 bar/10° C), the actual pressures displayed on the -Basic Tire pressure screen- in the multi-function display, or on the pressure gauge of the Tire-inflating device may deviate from the required pressure specified at 20° C on the Tire pressure plate, if the air temperature in the Tire is significantly above (higher values) or significantly below (lower values) 20° C. Changes in the Tire pressure are displayed up to a max. of 1 minute later in the >> Settings <<.
- For vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring (TPM), always use plastic valve caps. They protect the valve from dust, dirt and moisture and therefore from damage (corrosion, etc.).
- checking condition and Tire pressure
Valve caps protect the valve from dust and dirt and therefore from damage.
- Always screw on valve caps tightly and replace missing valve caps.