PEUGEOT PARS, Руководство пользователя

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CHANGING WHEELS
Tread wear indicator
The tires have molded-in tread wear
indicators in the grooves. When the
indicators appear on the tread surface, the
remaining depth of the tread is 1.6 mm and
the tire should be replaced.
Air pressure of the tires
Inspect your vehicle’s tires at least once
a months when the tires are cold. Under-
inflation can cause heat which decreases
the tires life. Over-inflation can cause
negative effects on convenient driving.
Tire size:
Your vehicle’s tire size is molded on its
body such as following:
185/65 R 15, in which 185 is the width of
the tire in mm, 65 is the ration of the height
to width of tire, R means Radial structure
and 15 is the wheel diameter in inch.
Tire rotation
Front tires wear more than rear tires in front
differential vehicles due to braking, driving
and steering forces. To avoid uneven wear
of your tires and to prolong their life, rotate
the tires as follows every 10000 km driving:
Taking care of the tires
Inspect the treads and side wall of the tires
to find out damages (especially cracks
and node).
Puncture
Change the punctured tire and have it
inspected before patching.
To avoid more possible damages to the tire,
it should be repaired by an expert technician.
Repair should be performed by expert
technicians who accept full responsibility for
the quality of the repair.
WARNINGS
-Damaged tires are very dangerous!
Avoid driving with damages, worn
and/or over-inflated tires.
-Use always same type and size
radial tires for front and rear tires.
Do not use tires with crisscross form.
Your vehicle’s wheel are not tubed,
do not use tubed tires.
-Never drive with worn, punctured
and not adjusted air pressure. Under-
inflated tires are worn quickly and
increase the fuel consumption and
decrease the control on vehicle.