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Starting and Driving
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braking and speeding up may cause wheel
to slide, and accordingly result in accident.
Wet Brake
After car washing or driving on ponding
road, the brake will be wet, which will
prolong brake distance, and your car may
slide to one side when braking.
To dry the brake, slightly step on brake
pedal to heat the brake when driving at a
safe speed, until the braking function gets
right. Before this, don't drive at a high
speed.
Driving Uphill
When starting uphill, do not release the
electronic parking device first. When it is
ready to start, release the brake pedal
slowly, step on the accelerator pedal
gradually, so that the vehicle will release
the electronic parking device after
perceiving the driver's intention to start.
Driving downhill
When you drive downhill, the motor can
effectively control speed. Do set shifting
knob at the lower gear. Such gears can
fully plays a role of motor brake
performance.
Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)
Warnings
●
ABS is a complex device, but it
cannot avoid accident caused by
carelessness or dangerous driving. It is
helpful for controlling vehicle better when
braking on slippery road. However, please
note that the brake distance is longer than
that on slippery road although your car has
an ABS. When you use tire chain on
coarse, gravel and snowy road, the brake
distance may be also longer, so do keep a
safe distance from the front vehicle. In a
word, driver should have a high awareness
of safety.
●
The tire type and condition may also
affect the brake effect.
●
When changing tires, all wheels
must be equipped with the specified tires.
●
When mounting spare tire, please
confirm if its size and model are consistent
with those on tire pressure label. Please
refer to “Tire Pressure Label” in “X.
Technical Information”.
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For details, refer to “Tire and wheel”
in “IX. Maintenance and What You Can
Do”.
ABS controls brake, preventing wheels