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Changing tires

9 Position the new wheel or the

space-saver spare tire

* on the hub

and screw at least two lug bolts

finger-tight into opposite bolt holes

10 Screw in the remaining lug bolts.

Tighten all the bolts securely

11 Lower the jack and remove it from

beneath the car

12 Tighten the lug bolts, alternating

between bolts positioned opposite

one another

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13 If your wheels are equipped with full

wheel covers

*: Position the wheel

cover with the valve opening over

the valve (arrow) and press it onto

the wheel with both hands

14 Inflate tire to the proper pressure as

soon as possible.

For vehicles with RDC Tire Pressure

Control

*:

Reactivate the system after mount-

ing either the spare tire or after in-

flating tire to proper pressure.

(Refer to page 82).

Only use original BMW full wheel

covers, otherwise, the trim piece

may not fit securely. The full wheel

cover may not be installed on the

space-saver spare tire

*, since this

could damage the cover.<

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The vehicle jack is designed for

changing tires only. Never use it to

raise another vehicle model or any load

of any kind, as this could lead to acci-

dents and personal injury.

Have the lug bolts checked for proper

tightness with a calibrated torque

wrench at the earliest possibility [torque

specification: 72 lb.ft. (100 Nm)].<

When storing the wheel, take care to

ensure that you do not damage the re-

taining pin in the spare tire recess.

If light-alloy wheels other than Original

BMW light-alloy wheels have been

mounted, it may be necessary to use

different lug bolts for those wheels.

Replace the defective tire as quickly as

possible and have the new wheel bal-

anced.

For black-painted aluminum wheels

*,

use only those balancing weights ap-

proved by BMW for use with light alloy

wheels. Never attempt to balance these

wheels using standard balance weights.

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