52 Technical Data Maintenance • Fuel wastage. If your tires or wheels are damaged or worn abnormally, contact the Official Workshop. If the tire pressure is too low, it can cause overheating, damage, tread wear, and even tire blowouts at high speeds. Even after refilling, the previous low pressure may have damaged the tire. Your vehicle is equipped with radial tires. SGMW recommends replacing tires with the same size, pattern, temperature, and speed rating. Tire pressure under inflated Tire pressure Tire pressure correct pressure overinflated Tire and Wheel Protection Maintain proper tire pressure according to this guide for comfortable driving, safety, and optimal performance.
Sharp speed bumps can damage tires and wheels. The vehicle must slow down when passing over speed bumps. Refer to technical data for the correct tire pressure. Avoid hitting the roadside when parking. Check tire pressure with a proper pressure gauge when the vehicle is stationary. Tighten the valve core cap after checking. Routine Tire Inspection Check tire pressure every time you refuel or at least once a month. Incorrect tire pressure can lead to: Regularly check for: • External damage, including foreign objects, leaks, scratches, cracks, and bulges. • Check whether the wheel is damaged. • Increased tire wear and vehicle deflection. • Affect steering and vehicle safety performance.
• Impact driving comfort. Damaged tires, as mentioned above, can lead to loss of control and accidents.