Driving at high speed

Checks before driving:

1. Tires

Adjust tire pressure for highway driving. Low air pressure in tires can cause them to overheat and possibly fail.

Avoid using worn or damaged tyres, as this may result in reduced traction and tire failure.

Note: The air pressure indicated on the tire must not be exceeded.

2. Fuel, coolant and engine oil

Driving at high speed results in 1.5 times more fuel consumption than city driving. Be sure to check the engine oil and engine coolant levels.

3. Drive belts

Loose or broken drive belts can cause engine damage.