– Turn the disc wheel on tire mounting device so that valve/ Tire
Pressure Monitoring Sensor -arrow- is opposite to the mount‐
ing head.
– Push the tires between the tire valve/ Tire Pressure Monitoring
Sensor and the mounting head into the bed in direction of
-arrow-.
– Let the tire dismounting/mounting machine run clockwise.
– Mounting of the lower bead ends before the tire valve/ Tire
Pressure Monitoring Sensor to prevent damage to Tire Pres‐
sure Monitoring Sensor .
Tire bead now slips over the rim flange. The wheel may only be
turned so far until the mounting head is located just in front of tire
valve/ Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor .
– Make sure the tire bead sits correctly on the assembly head
and let the tire dismounting/mounting machine run clockwise.
– Mounting of the upper bead ends before the tire valve/ Tire
Pressure Monitoring Sensor to prevent damage to Tire Pres‐
sure Monitoring Sensor .
Tire bead now slips over the rim flange. The wheel may only be
turned so far until the mounting head is located just in front of tire
valve/ Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor .
– Inflate the tire to max. 3.3 bar (47.8 psi) (spring pressure).
Caution
If tire beads do not make contact completely on disc wheel
edge, pressure must not be increased under any circumstan‐
ces.
Pre-damage to tire or disc wheel would result.
– If the tire beads do not make contact completely on disc wheel
edge, then release air. Press off tire bead once more and thor‐
oughly coat the rim flange again with tire mounting paste.
– Inflate the tire to max. 3.3 bar (47.8 psi) (spring pressure).
– If tire beads make contact on bead seat without problems, then
increase tire pressure to 4 bar (58 psi) to »settle« tire.
– Install a new nickel plated valve insert and fill the tire with air
to the specified tire pressure.
– Balance the wheel.
– Install the wheel and tighten. Refer to
⇒ “2 Wheel Installation Tightening Specifications”, page 237 .
Jetta 2011 ➤ , Jetta 2013 ➤
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