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WARNING: Over-inflation causes a
reduction of the contact area
between the tyre and the road
surface. Driving on a significantly
over-inflated tyre increases the
probability of accidental impact
damage, rapid wear in the central
tread area, and may affect the
vehicle’s handling and stopping
ability.
WARNING: TPMS is not a substitute
for proper tyre maintenance, and it
is the driver’s responsibility to
maintain correct tyre pressure, even
if under-inflation has not reached the
level to trigger illumination of the
TPMS low tyre pressure warning
light.
Each tyre should be checked weekly when cold
and inflated/deflated to the inflation pressure
recommended on the tyre pressure label.
Navigate to the ‘Car Status’ screen on the Driver
Display to view the current tyre pressures, see
Car status, page 3.10.
The display shows the pressures of each of the
four tyres. If the pressure figure appears in
white, no action is required.
WARNING: If the pressure(s) appears
as red or amber text, inflate or
deflate the associated tyre(s) to the
correct pressure as soon as possible.
Inspect the tyre(s) for any possible
causes of reduced or increased tyre
pressure.
When the TPMS is set to track mode, the
tyre pressure warning level can be adjusted
to suit track use. The chequered flag icon will be
displayed on the TPMS display when this is
enabled. See Track mode, page 2.35.
WARNING: The tyre pressures
indicated on the Driver Display will
be more accurate with a pressure
gauge. The tyre pressure monitoring
system is not a substitute for
manually checking tyre pressures or
checking for wear and damage. The
system only provides a low or high
tyre pressure warning and does not
re-inflate the tyres.
The tyre pressure monitoring system
cannot alert you to damage to a tyre.
Regularly check the condition of your
tyres.
WARNING: If pressure warnings occur
frequently, have the tyres checked
at your McLaren retailer. Driving on
an improperly inflated tyre may
reduce tyre tread life, cause tyre
damage or failure and affect the
vehicle’s handling and stopping
ability.
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Driving Controls
Driving Safety Systems
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