Gear selection
In snowy, icy, or muddy conditions, using Manual mode and
starting o in a higher gear (like second gear) can reduce wheel
spin and oer better traction.
ROADSIDE EMERGENCIES
If you have to stop for an emergency
If you have to stop for an emergency or to check something
urgently:
Carefully and gradually pull o
of
the
travel lanes and
stop.
Activate the hazard lights (yourself or with a passenger’s
assistance)
as
soon
as it is possible to do so safely during
this process.
Pull as far o
of
the
travel lanes as possible. Stop in a
place that is as far away from trac—particularly high-
speed trac—as possible. Be sure that your Grenadier is
visible to anyone who may approach.
Place warning signs or ares if possible. Do not use ares
when there is a risk of catching surroundings on re.
Bear in mind that the taillights and hazard lights on the
back
of
your
Grenadier are obscured by an open rear
door. Do not keep rear doors open any longer than
necessary.
WARNING: Failure to follow these instructions and
precautions could result in serious injury and death.
Replacing a tire o the road
Once
you have
stopped safely, look around. See if the area is safe
to get out. If it isn’t, nd a safer place. If it is, get out and
determine what has happened. If you determine that you need to
change a tire, make sure that your Grenadier is level and that the
ground is rm and free of pebbles and rocks that could roll under
your Grenadier or your jack. If the location is not suitable, nd a
suitable location driving as slowly and as safely as possible.
The best way to deal with a disabled tire is to replace it with your
full sized spare. If that is not possible, you may be able to use a
tire inator/sealant can, but that is a poor substitute. And it can
and probably will ruin your TPMS sensor in that tire.
Retrieving the spare tire
Your Grenadier comes with a spare tire in the event of a wheel
and tire being damaged.
A toolkit is included beneath the driver seat of your Grenadier.
The spare wheel is heavy and should only be taken o the
stowage and wheel carrier with the help of another person.
The spare wheel is located at the rear of your Grenadier and is
secured with three wheel lug nuts and a mounting ring. To get to
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