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Wheels and tyres
Wheels
General notes
–When driving with new tyres, be especially careful during
the first 500 km.
– If you have to drive over a kerb or similar obstacle, drive
very slowly and as near as possible at a right angle to the
kerb.
– Inspect the tyres regularly for damage (cuts, cracks or
blisters, etc.). Remove any foreign bodies embedded in
the treads.
– Damaged wheels and tyres must be replaced immedi-
ately.
– Keep grease, oil and fuel off the tyres.
– Replace any missing valve caps as soon as possible.
– Mark the wheels before taking them off so that they
rotate in the same direction when put back.
– When removed, the wheels or tyres should be stored in a
cool, dry and preferably dark place.
New tyres
New tyres do not give maximum grip straight away and should
therefore be “run in” by driving carefully and at moderate speeds for
about the first 500 km. This will also help to make the tyres last
longer.
The tread depth of new tyres may vary, according to the type and
make of tyre and the tread pattern.
Concealed damage
Damage to tyres and rims is often not readily visible. If you notice
unusual vibration or the car pulling to one side, this may indicate
that one of the tyres is damaged. Reduce speed immediately if there
is any reason to suspect that damage may have occurred. Inspect
the tyres for damage. If no external damage is visible, drive slowly
and carefully to the nearest qualified workshop and have the car
inspected.
Tyres with directional tread pattern
An arrow on the tyre sidewall indicates the direction of rotation on
tyres with directional tread. Always note the direction of rotation
indicated when mounting the wheel. This guarantees optimum grip
and helps to avoid aquaplaning, excessive noise and wear.
Wheels with bolted rim flange*
Light-alloy wheels with a bolted rim flange consist of several
components. A special technique is applied to bolt these compo-
nents together. Apart from safety and true running this also ensures
that the wheel functions correctly and that there is no leakage.
Damaged rims must therefore be replaced; you must never attempt
to repair or dismantle them ⇒ .
Wheels with bolted trim parts*
Light-alloy wheels can be fitted with interchangeable trim parts
which are attached to the rim using self-locking bolts. Should you
wish to replace damaged trim parts please contact a qualified work-
shop.
WARNING
Never remove the bolts on a wheel with bolted rim flange* (acci-
dent risk).
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- Owner's Manual 1
- For the sake of the 2
- Foreword 3
- Contents 4
- General maintenance . 5
- Contents4 6
- 7Controls 9
- Controls and displays8 10
- Controls and displays 11
- Instruments 12
- Rev counter 13
- Radio-controlled clock 13
- Coolant temperature gauge 14
- does not start 14
- Fig. 5 Detail of the 15
- Mileage recorder with 15
- Voltmeter display 16
- Warning and indicator lamps 17
- Driver information system 22
- Service interval display 23
- On-board computer 24
- Controls 25
- Introduction 26
- Calling up help 27
- Setting (part 1) 28
- Lap timer 29
- Calling up the lap timer 30
- Recording your first lap time 30
- Recording further lap times 31
- Fig. 27 Display: 32
- Fastest, slowest and 32
- Speed warning function 33
- Fig. 29 Detail of the 34
- Adjuster/test button 34
- Fig. 30 Controls 34
- Notes and symbols 35
- Driver information system34 36
- • Poly-V belt 39
- • Battery condition 39
- Driver information system38 40
- Driver information system 39 41
- Doors and windows 42
- on the remote control 43
- or the lock button 43
- Central locking system 44
- Fig. 36 Lock on 46
- ⇒ fig. 37 ⇒ 47
- Fig. 38 Manual locking 48
- Fig. 39 Locking the 48
- Luggage lid 49
- Anti-theft alarm system 50
- Interior monitor 51
- Electric windows 52
- Doors and windows 51 53
- Lights and vision 54
- . The indi 54
- Fig. 47 Detail of the 55
- Fig. 48 Detail of the 56
- ⇒ fig. 49 57
- and main beam lever 58
- Interior lights 59
- Clear vision 60
- Windscreen wipers 61
- Headlight washer system 62
- Service position 63
- Changing wiper blades 64
- Rear-view mirrors 65
- Exterior mirrors 66
- Digital compass 67
- Fig. 62 Adjuster 69
- Seat adjuster controls 70
- Seat adjustment 71
- Bucket seats 72
- Head restraints 73
- Cup holders 74
- Storage compartments 75
- Heating and cooling 77
- Temperature selection 78
- Air distribution 79
- Rear window heating 81
- Seat heating 82
- Steering 83
- Ignition lock 83
- Switching off the engine 85
- Handbrake 85
- Parking aid 87
- Cruise control system 88
- Fig. 75 Controls for 89
- Audi magnetic ride 90
- Driving 89 91
- Automatic gearbox 92
- Manual mode 93
- Automatic mode 94
- Kick-down feature 94
- Launch control programme 95
- Backup programme 96
- HomeLink 97
- Fig. 81 Front bumper 98
- Conformity certification 100
- HomeLink 99 101
- 101Safety 103
- Safe driving 104
- What affects driving safety? 105
- Correct sitting positions 106
- WARNING (continued) 107
- Pedal area 109
- Stowing luggage safely 110
- Seat belts 111
- Forces acting in a collision 112
- Seat belts 111 113
- Adjusting the seat belts 114
- Belt tensioners 116
- Airbag system 117
- Front airbags 118
- Airbag system 117 119
- Side airbags 120
- Airbag system 119 121
- Deactivating the airbags 122
- Child safety 124
- Child safety seats 125
- Child safety124 126
- Child safety 125 127
- Fitting child safety seats 128
- Child safety 127 129
- Child safety 129 131
- 131Driving tips 133
- Intelligent technology 134
- Intelligent technology 133 135
- Rear spoiler 136
- Intelligent technology 135 137
- Power steering 138
- Four-wheel drive (quattro®) 138
- Dry sump lubrication system 139
- Running in 140
- Emission control systems 140
- Driving abroad 140
- Sporty driving 141
- Environmental compatibility 141
- 143General maintenance 145
- Care of vehicle and cleaning 146
- Waxing and polishing 147
- Ornamental trim and mouldings 147
- Care of interior 149
- Natural leather 150
- Cleaning Alcantara 152
- Fuel and filling the tank 154
- Fuel and filling the tank154 156
- – Open the engine lid 156
- Engine lid 157
- Engine oil 159
- Topping up the engine oil 160
- Cooling system 161
- Checking coolant level 162
- Topping up the coolant 162
- Brake fluid 163
- General notes 164
- Windscreen washer 166
- Wheels and tyres 168
- Tyre service life 169
- Fig. 122 Tyre tread: 170
- Tread wear indicators 170
- Wheels and tyres 169 171
- Wheel bolts 172
- Winter tyres 172
- Snow chains 173
- Wheels and tyres172 174
- Malfunctions 175
- Modifications 176
- 177Self-help 179
- Self-help 180
- Self-help 179 181
- Changing a wheel 184
- Raising the vehicle 185
- Fig. 130 Changing a 186
- Jump-starting 187
- Starting the engine 188
- Tow-starting and towing away 189
- Fig. 132 Detail from 190
- Towing away 191
- Fuses and bulbs 192
- Fuses and bulbs 191 193
- Fuses and bulbs192 194
- Fuses and bulbs 193 195
- 195Technical data 197
- General notes 197 199
- R8 4.2 quattro 200
- Dimensions 200
- Capacities 201
- 201Index 203
- Index202 204
- Index 203 205
- Index204 206
- Index 205 207
- Index206 208
- Index 207 209
- Index208 210
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