Vehicle care -> Wheels and tyres for Your Vauxhall Vivaro Van Third Generation (2019-2026)

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Vehicles with spare wheel  
Vehicles without spare wheel  
Wheels and tyres  
Tyre condition, wheel condition  
Drive over edges slowly and at right  
angles if possible. Driving over sharp  
edges can cause tyre and wheel  
damage. Do not trap tyres on the kerb  
when parking.  
Regularly check the wheels for  
damage. Seek the assistance of a  
workshop in the event of damage or  
unusual wear.  
The box contains:  
The box contains a towing eye and a  
tyre repair kit.  
Tyre repair kit 3 264.  
Winter tyres  
1. a wheelbrace for removing the  
wheel bolts and operating the  
jack.  
Winter tyres improve driving safety at  
temperatures below 7 °C and should  
therefore be fitted on all wheels.  
2. a jack to raise the vehicle.  
In accordance with country-specific  
regulations, affix the speed sticker in  
the driver's field of view.  
All tyre sizes are permitted as winter  
tyres 3 293.  
3. wheel bolt cap or hub cap removal  
tools. These tools are designed to  
remove the wheel bolt head  
covers on alloy wheels or the hub  
cap on steel wheels.  
4. a wheelbrace adapter for the  
security wheel bolts.  
5. a towing eye.  
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Tyre pressures differ depending on  
various options. For the correct tyre  
pressure value, follow the procedure  
below:  
Directional tyres  
Tyre designations  
E.g. 225/55 R 18 98 V  
Directional tyres should be mounted  
so that they rotate in the correct  
direction. The proper rotation  
direction is indicated by a symbol  
(e.g. an arrow) on the sidewall.  
225 : tyre width, mm  
55 : cross-section ratio (tyre height  
to tyre width), %  
1. Identify the engine identifier code.  
Engine data 3 290.  
R
: belt type: Radial  
2. Identify the respective tyre.  
The tyre pressure tables show all  
possible tyre combinations 3 293.  
For the tyres approved for your  
vehicle, refer to the EEC Certificate of  
Conformity provided with your vehicle  
or other national registration  
documents.  
The driver is responsible for correct  
adjustment of tyre pressure.  
RF : type: RunFlat  
18 : wheel diameter, inches  
98 : load index e.g. 98 is equivalent  
to 750 kg  
Tyre pressure  
Check the pressure of cold tyres at  
least every 14 days and before any  
long journey. Do not forget the spare  
wheel. This also applies to vehicles  
with tyre pressure monitoring system.  
V
: speed code letter  
Speed code letter:  
Q : up to 100 mph  
S : up to 112 mph  
T : up to 118 mph  
H : up to 130 mph  
V : up to 150 mph  
W : up to 168 mph  
Tyre pressure 3 293.  
The tyre pressure data refers to cold  
tyres. It applies to summer and winter  
tyres.  
Always inflate the spare tyre to the  
pressure specified for full load.  
Incorrect tyre pressures will impair  
safety, vehicle handling, comfort and  
fuel economy and will increase tyre  
wear.  
9 Warning  
Choose a tyre appropriate for the  
maximum speed of your vehicle.  
Refer to the EEC Certificate of  
Conformity provided with your vehicle  
or other national registration  
documents. Optional equipment  
could reduce the maximum speed of  
the vehicle.  
If the pressure is too low, this can  
result in considerable tyre warm-  
up and internal damage, leading to  
tread separation and even to tyre  
blow-out at high speeds.  
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Tyre deflation detection  
system  
9 Warning  
For specific tyres the  
Deflation detection system warns  
just about low tyre pressure  
condition and does not replace  
regular tyre maintenance by the  
driver.  
The tyre deflation detection system  
continually checks the rotation speed  
of all four wheels and warns on low  
tyre pressure condition once vehicle  
is driving. This is achieved by  
comparing tyre rolling circumference  
with reference values and further  
signals.  
recommended tyre pressure as  
shown in the tyre pressure table  
may exceed the maximum tyre  
pressure as indicated on the tyre.  
Never exceed the maximum tyre  
pressure as indicated on the tyre.  
In case of a system malfunction, the  
control indicators q and R appear  
at the same time or a message is  
displayed in the Driver Information  
Centre. Set correct tyre pressure and  
reinitialise system. If the failure  
continues to be displayed, contact a  
workshop. The system is inoperable  
when ABS or ESC has a malfunction  
or a temporary spare wheel is used.  
Once the road tyre has been refitted,  
check the tyre pressure with cold  
tyres and initialise the system.  
Temperature dependency  
If a tyre loses pressure the control  
indicator q illuminates, a warning  
chime is given and a warning  
message is displayed in the Driver  
Information Centre.  
In this case reduce speed, avoid  
sharp cornering and strong braking.  
Stop at next safe opportunity and  
check tyre pressure.  
The tyre pressure depends on the  
temperature of the tyre. During  
driving, tyre temperature and  
pressure increase. Tyre pressure  
values provided on the tyre  
information label and tyre pressure  
chart are valid for cold tyres, which  
means at 20 °C.  
The pressure increases by nearly  
1.5 psi for a 10 °C temperature  
increase. This must be considered  
when warm tyres are checked.  
Control indicator q 3 115.  
After adjusting tyre pressure initialise  
system to extinguish the control  
indicator and restart system.  
System initialisation  
After tyre pressure correction or  
wheel change, the system must be  
initialised to learn new circumference  
reference values:  
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1. Always ensure that all four tyres  
have correct tyre pressure  
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2. Apply parking brake.  
3. Start the initialisation procedure:  
After initialisation system  
For safety reasons, it is  
automatically calibrates to new tyre  
pressures during driving. After longer  
drive the system will adopt and  
monitor new pressures.  
recommended that the tread depth of  
the tyres on one axle should not vary  
by more than 2 mm.  
Always check tyre pressure with cold  
tyres.  
System has to be reinitialised when:  
Tyre pressure has been changed  
Load condition has been  
changed  
Wheels have been swapped or  
exchanged  
The system will not warn  
instantaneously on a tyre blow out or  
a rapid deflation. This is due to  
required calculation time.  
The legally permissible minimum  
tread depth (1.6 mm) has been  
reached when the tread has worn  
down as far as one of the tread wear  
indicators (TWI). Their position is  
indicated by markings on the  
sidewall.  
If there is more wear at the front than  
the rear, swap round front wheels and  
rear wheels periodically. Ensure that  
the direction of rotation of the wheels  
remains the same.  
a) Vehicles without Infotainment  
system: Press button q for 3  
seconds. A chime confirms the  
start.  
b) Vehicles with Infotainment  
system: Initialise the deflation  
detection system in the vehicle  
personalisation 3 127.  
Tread depth  
Check tread depth at regular  
intervals.  
Tyres should be replaced for safety  
reasons at a tread depth of 2-3 mm  
(4 mm for winter tyres).  
4. Reset is confirmed by pop-up  
indication.  
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Tyres age, even if they are not used.  
We recommend tyre replacement  
every six years.  
Wheel covers  
Tyre chains  
Wheel covers and tyres that are  
factory approved for the respective  
vehicle and comply with all of the  
relevant wheel and tyre combination  
requirements must be used.  
Changing tyre and wheel  
size  
If the wheel covers and tyres used are  
not factory approved, the tyres must  
not have a rim protection ridge.  
Wheel covers must not impair brake  
cooling.  
If tyres of a different size than those  
fitted at the factory are used, it may be  
necessary to reprogramme the tyre  
deflation detection system and make  
other vehicle modifications.  
Tyre deflation detection system  
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9 Warning  
Tyre chains are only permitted on the  
front wheels. The use of tyre chains is  
not permitted on the temporary spare  
wheel.  
Only use tryre chains designed to be  
used with tyre type of the vehicle:  
Have the label with tyre pressures  
replaced.  
Use of unsuitable tyres or wheel  
covers could lead to sudden  
pressure loss and thereby  
accidents.  
9 Warning  
The use of unsuitable tyres or  
wheels may lead to accidents and  
will invalidate the vehicle  
operating permit.  
Vehicles with steel wheels: When  
using locking wheel nuts, do not  
attach wheel covers.  
For 16 inch tyres, only use 12 mm  
link tyre chains.  
For 17 inch tyres, only use  
König K-Summit Van K84 tyre  
chains.