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NOTE: A wheel change must be carried
out at your McLaren retailer. The vehicle
could be damaged if it is jacked up
incorrectly.
NOTE: Store tyres in a cool, dry place,
preferably in the dark. Protect the tyres
from oil, grease and petrol.
Tyre markings
1. Width of tyre in millimetres.
2. Tyre profile given as percentage of tyre
width.
3. Indicates that the tyre is radial ply.
4. Indicates the diameter of the wheel rim in
inches.
5. The numbers denote load index and the
letter indicates the speed rating. The actual
load and speed rating of the tyre is declared
and certified by the tyre manufacturer and
may vary between manufacturer.
McLaren recommend that you only use
tyres with sensors fitted, see Wheel and
tyre sizes, page 7.08. If tyres that do not
have sensors fitted are used, the tyre
pressure monitoring system (TPMS) will not
work and a warning lamp will be illuminated,
see Instruments and warning lights, page
2.05.
6. Displays the maximum load which can be
carried by the tyre.
7. Treadwear grade number. The higher the
figure the longer a tyre will last.
8. The alpha character denotes resistance to
heat. An ‘A’ rated tyre offers most heat
resistance.
9. Information about the manufacture of the
tyre. Contains place and date of
manufacture.
The last four digits of the DOT code
represent the manufacture date of the
tyre, e.g.
5220 . The first two numbers of
the date code, e.g. 52 , represent the
calendar week number. The second two
numbers of the date code, e.g.
20 ,
represent the last two digits of the year,
e.g.
2020 .
Tyres
WARNING: The tyres must be
mounted according to the labelling
on the tyre wall. The word ‘OUTSIDE’
must be on the outer edge of the tyre
when it is fitted to the wheel or the
stability of the vehicle will be
adversely affected, especially at high
speeds.
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Maintaining Your McLaren
Wheels and Tyres
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