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Repairing a flat tire

Precautions in case of a flat tire:

Stop the vehicle as far as possible

from passing traffic; switch on the

hazard warning flashers.

Turn the steering wheel to the straight-

ahead position and engage the steering

lock. Shift into 1st or reverse and

engage the parking brake.

All passengers should be outside the

vehicle and well away from your imme-

diate working area (behind a guardrail,

for instance).

If a warning triangle or portable hazard

warning lamp is available, set it up on

the roadside at an appropriate distance

from the rear of the vehicle.

Comply with all safety guidelines and

regulations.<

M Mobility system

With the BMW M3, you will find an M

Mobility system for fixing flat tires. With

the aid of this system, you can apply a

liquid sealant to the inside of the tire,

thereby sealing off the damaged area,

and then continue driving.

The M Mobility system makes trans-

porting a spare wheel superfluous,

thereby reducing the amount of weight

you have to carry around.

Using the M Mobility system

To repair a flat tire using the M Mobility

system, proceed as follows:

> Prepare the M Mobility system for

use, refer to the next column

> This is part of the M Mobility system,

refer to page 127

> Filling with sealant, refer to page 127

> Distributing sealant, refer to

page 128

> Inflating tire to correct pressure, refer

to page 129.

Preparing the M Mobility system

for use

The M Mobility System is located in the

luggage compartment under the floor

panel:

1. Lift up the floor panel

2. Loosen the M Mobility system from

its storage location.

Before you use the M Mobility

system, read the warnings and

danger notices on the device care-

fully.<

If possible, leave the foreign object in

the tire.

Pull off the sticker 5 (refer to the second

column on the right) for the speed limit

and apply it to the steering wheel.

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