Driving on Rough Roads

The suspension and underbody of the vehicle may be damaged when driving on rough or uneven roads, or over speed bumps at high speed.

Exercise caution and reduce speed when driving on rough or uneven roads, or over speed bumps.

Take care not to damage the underbody, bumpers or exhaust pipe(s) of the vehicle when driving in the following conditions:

• Driving up or down a slope with a sharp transition angle
• Driving up or down an acceleration lane or trailer ramp with a sharp transition angle

The vehicle is fitted with low-profile tires to provide good performance and handling. As a result, the tire sidewalls are very thin, and the tires and wheels may be damaged when driving at high speed over potholes or rough or uneven roads. Exercise caution and reduce speed when driving on rough or uneven roads, or over potholes.