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WARNING: Tyre grip decreases rapidly
on wet or icy roads, particularly when
the tread depth is close to the
minimum. You could lose control of
the vehicle and cause an accident due
to the reduced grip of the tyres.
Reduce your speed and drive with
greater care.
NOTE: If tread wear is uneven across
the tyre, or becomes excessive, the
wheel alignment should be checked.
Regularly check the pressure of all your tyres
and correct the pressure as necessary, see Tyre
pressures, page 7.09.
All wheels must have a valve cap fitted to protect
the valve against dirt and moisture.
Driving precautions
When parking your McLaren, ensure that the
tyres do not contact the kerb or other obstacles.
If it is necessary to drive over kerbs, speed humps
or potholes, drive slowly and approach the
obstacle at a shallow angle or the tyres could be
damaged.
While driving, pay attention to vibrations, noises
and unusual handling characteristics, e.g. pulling
to one side. This may indicate that the tyres or
wheels are damaged. If you experience anything
unusual, reduce your speed and stop the vehicle
as soon as safety permits to check the tyres and
wheels for damage. If you find no signs of
damage, have the tyres and wheels inspected
at your McLaren retailer.
Tyre pressures
WARNING: Tyre pressure that is too
high or too low has a negative effect
on the vehicle’s active safety, this
could lead to an accident. Frequently
check the pressure of all tyres,
particularly prior to long trips, and
correct the pressure as necessary.
WARNING: If the pressure in a tyre
drops repeatedly, inspect the tyre for
foreign objects or signs of punctures,
check the valve for air leaks.
For the tyre pressures for various operating
conditions, see Tyre pressures, page 7.09.
Depending on the market, the tyre pressures can
also be found on a label on the inside of the fuel
filler flap or inside the driver's side door aperture.
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Maintaining Your McLaren
Wheels and Tyres
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