Storage Warning Never attempt to tow a vehicle when it has a faulty tire. Temporarily repaired tires cannot withstand the towing load. Towing with faulty or temporarily repaired tires may result in tire fault and vehicle unstability. Operations Before Towing Before towing, the following operations must be performed: • Inflate the tire to the specified cold tire inflation pressure for towing. • Make sure you understand and comply with all local regulations and legal requirements for towing. • Adjust the rear view mirror to provide a clear view behind you that avoids obvious blind spots. • Enable towing mode in the central display. Confirm the following:
• The tow truck driver must hold a C6 driver's license. • The vehicle needs to be level when connecting to the hitch. If the front of the vehicle is tilted upward and the rear is tilted downwards, please confirm that the maximum towing capacity and hitch carrying weight provided in the "Towing Capacity" table are not exceeded. • All towing kit components, accessories, and electrical connectors (if any) are in good condition, and are connected correctly. Do not tow if there are any obvious problems. • The trailer lights (brake lights, turn signal lights and position lights) work properly. • The towing tongue is firmly connected to the towing ball.
• All items inside the vehicle are secure in place. • You may use wheel chocks. • The towing load is evenly distributed so that the weight on the towing tongue is about 4% of the total towing weight and does not exceed the maximum bearing weight of the towing tongue provided in the "Towing Capacity" table. Warning • The weight of the trailer tongue must be approximately 4% of the gross trailer weight and not exceed the maximum trailer tongue load provided in the 104