2008-2011 Volkswagen Cc 4 Door Tires and wheels -> Tire wear and damage User Manual
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Tires and wheels -> Tire wear and damage for Your Volkswagen Cc 4 Door First Generation (2008-2011)

WARNING  
Worn tires are dangerous and can cause loss of vehicle control  
including serious personal injuries.  
Never drive a vehicle when the tread on any tire is worn down  
to the wear indicators, replace them sooner.  
Worn tires do not grip the road properly, especially on wet  
roads, increasing your risk of “hydroplaning” and loss of con-  
trol.  
Worn tires reduce the ability of your vehicle to handle well in  
normal and difficult driving situations and increase braking dis-  
tances and the risk of skidding.  
Tire wear and damage  
Please first read and note the introductory information and  
heed the WARNINGS  
Wheel rim and tire damage is often difficult to see. Unusual vibra-  
tions or pulling to one-side can be an indication of tire damage  
.
If you suspect tire damage, immediately reduce speed!  
Check tires and wheel rims for damage.  
If a tire is damaged, do not drive any farther. Get expert assistance.  
If no external damage is visible, slowly and carefully drive to the  
nearest authorized Volkswagen dealer, authorized Volkswagen Ser-  
vice Facility, or other qualified workshop and have the vehicle  
checked.  
Objects embedded in the tire  
If embedded objects have penetrated to the inside of the tire, do  
not remove them! If objects are stuck in the tread grooves of the tire,  
they can be removed.  
If necessary, change the damaged wheel Changing a wheel. If  
necessary, get professional assistance to change the wheel.  
Check tire pressure and adjust if necessary.  
Tire wear  
Tire wear depends on several factors, including:  
Driving style.  
Unbalanced wheels.  
Wheel alignment.  
Driving style – Fast cornering, hard acceleration and braking increase  
tire wear. If you experience increased tire wear under normal driving  
conditions, have the vehicle suspension checked by an authorized  
Volkswagen dealer or an authorized Volkswagen Service Facility.  
Unbalanced wheels – The wheels on a new vehicle are balanced.  
When driving, however, various conditions can cause a wheel to be-  
come unbalanced. Unbalanced wheels can cause wear to the steer-  
ing and suspension systems. Have all wheels rebalanced. A wheel  
must always be rebalanced if a new tire has been mounted.  
Wheel alignment – Incorrect wheel alignment causes excessive and  
uneven tire wear, impairing vehicle safety. If you notice excessive or  
uneven tire wear, have the wheel alignment checked by an author-  
ized Volkswagen dealer or an authorized Volkswagen Service Facili-  
ty.  
WARNING  
Unusual vibrations or pulling to one side can indicate tire dam-  
age.  
Reduce speed immediately and stop when it is safe to do so.  
Check tires and wheel rims for damage.  
Never drive with a damaged tire or rim. Get expert assistance  
instead.  
If no external damage is visible, slowly and carefully drive to  
the nearest authorized Volkswagen dealer, authorized  
Volkswagen Service Facility, or other qualified workshop and  
have the vehicle checked.  
Spare wheel or compact spare wheel  
Fig. 114 In the luggage compartment: Handwheel holding the spare  
wheel in place.  
Fig. 115 In the luggage compartment: Compact spare wheel.  
Please first read and note the introductory information and  
heed the WARNINGS  
Removing the spare wheel or compact spare wheel  
Open the luggage compartment lid, lift up the floor covering and  
hook it on the upper edge of the luggage compartment.  
Completely unscrew the handwheel in the center of the spare  
wheel fig. 114 or compact spare wheel fig. 115 counterclockwise  
and remove the spare wheel.  
Stowing the replaced wheel  
Hook the floor covering on the upper edge of the luggage com-  
partment.  

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