- The spare wheel can be mounted on either the front or rear axle.
- The spare wheel is intended for temporary and short-term use only. If the spare wheel has to be used due to damage to the tyre, it should be replaced with a regular wheel as soon as possible.
- After installing the spare wheel, the pressure in its tyre should be checked as soon as possible; it should be 4.2 bar.
- With the spare tire installed, the speed must not exceed 80 km/h. Avoid full acceleration, heavy braking and sharp turns.
- The spare wheel is smaller than the regular wheel. Therefore, the ground clearance under the corresponding axle is reduced. To prevent damage to low-lying parts, avoid driving on bad roads. Do not use an automatic car wash when the spare wheel is installed - the car may be pressed to the ground.
- The spare tire is designed specifically for this type of vehicle. Therefore, it cannot be used on other types. Likewise, spare tires from other types of vehicles cannot be installed.
- For technical reasons, it is not possible to use a small spare tire with chains. If you need to drive with chains when the front tire fails, put the spare tire in the back and move the rear tire forward. It is recommended to put the chains on before installing the wheel.
- Summer or winter tires cannot be mounted on the spare wheel.
- It is not permitted to install two or more spare wheels.
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