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Maintenance
Tire Pressure
The tire pressure shall meet provisions of this
Manual so as to ensure optimum matching of
driving comfort, safety and driveability.
Please refer to “Technical Data” for the
correct tire pressure.
When the vehicle is in cool state, check the
tire pressure with an accurate tire pressure
gauge. After check of tire pressure, tighten
the valve core cap.
Check the tire pressure each time when
refueling or at least every month. Incorrect
tire pressure may:
• Increase tire wear and vehicle deviation.
• Affect the vehicle maneuverability and
safety.
• Affect the riding comfort.
• Oil leakage.
Excessively low tire pressure will cause
overheat of the tire, leading to internal
damage and layered tread and even tire burst
when driving at a high speed. Even if the tire
pressure was restored later, driving under
too low pressure may have damaged the tire.
Tire and Wheel Maintenance
Running over sharp objects may damage tires
and wheels.
If you have to run over these objects, please
slow down.
Do not touch the curb when parking.
Regular Tire Check
Regular Inspection:
• Appearance damage. These include
foreign material, punctures, cuts, cracks,
and sidewall projections.
• It is also required to inspect the wheel
for damage.
Tire defects including the above defects may
lead to vehicle out of control, causing personal
injury. In case of damage or abnormal wear of
tire or wheel, please consult the After-Sales
Service Center for help.
The vehicle is equipped with radial tires. MG
suggests replacing with radial tires of the
same size, pattern, tread wear, temperature
and rated speed.
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