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MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICA TION
Caution
Never bleed air your tir attempt gain traction for a vehicle stuck snow , ice This practice ovides additional traction and typically r esults underinflated tir Never bleed air a hot tir e since that tir e will then
T o adjust for pressure fluctuations induced temperature changes associated with winter weather , recommended that tire inflation pressure checked daily when the tires are cold before the vehicle Always use accurate tire pressure
Inspection
Inspect your tires daily . Look for bulges, cracks, cuts, penetrations and/or oil contamination. any such damage found, the tire must thoroughly inspected a qualified tire inspector and repaired discarded immediately , his discretion. Also, check for uneven wear . found, a thorough inspection front end parts and alignment should made a qualified mechanic. Refer the Maintenance and Lubrication Manual for more information.
T ire Manufacturer ’ s Data Book
Specific and more detailed information can obtained referring the technical data books provided each tire manufacturer
Caution
For important tir e information high speed inflation essur consult the oduct information available thr ough the specific tir e manufactur
Oil Contamination T ires
Lubricating oils, fuel oil, gasoline and other petroleum derivatives, allowed contact tires, will soften the rubber and destroy the tire. Preventive maintenance necessary ensure that oil leakage does not occur . The following areas should inspected a regular basis:
• Axle end seals
• Engine seals https://www.truck-manuals.net/mack/
• T ransmission seals
• Drive axle seals
• Oil filters
• Oil and hydraulic lines (if equipped)
• Refer the Maintenance and Lubrication Manual , specific tire manufacturer ’ s the vehicle certification for additional information concerning tires and their