2023 BMW X5 SUV MOBILITY -> Refuelling User Manual

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MOBILITY -> Refuelling for Your BMW X5 SUV 2024

Refuelling  
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Refuelling  
Safety information  
Vehicle equipment  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
NOTICE  
If the range drops below 50 km, approx.  
30 miles, the engine may no longer be sup-  
plied with sufficient fuel. The engine functions  
are no longer ensured. There is a risk of ma-  
terial damage. Refuel in good time.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
NOTICE  
Things to consider when  
refuelling  
Fuels are poisonous and aggressive sub-  
stances. Overfilling the fuel tank can damage  
the fuel system. If fuel comes into contact  
with paintwork, it can damage it. The envi-  
ronment is polluted. There is a risk of mate-  
rial damage. Avoid overfilling.  
General  
Before refuelling, take note of the fuel grade  
information.  
On vehicles with diesel engine, the fuel filler  
neck is designed for refuelling at diesel pumps.  
Fuel filler cap  
Safety information  
WARNING  
When topping up, hook the fuel pump noz-  
zle fully into the filler pipe. Lifting the fuel  
pump nozzle while topping up will cause the  
following to happen:  
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The supply is stopped too soon.  
Fuel vapour recovery is less effective.  
The retaining strap of the fuel filler cap may  
become trapped and crushed when turning  
the cap to close it. As a result, the cap may  
not be closed properly. Fuel or fuel vapours  
can leak out. There is a danger of injury or  
material damage. Make sure that the retain-  
ing strap does not get trapped and crushed  
when closing the cap.  
The fuel tank is full when the fuel pump nozzle  
cuts out for the first time.  
Please comply with the safety regulations dis-  
played at filling stations.  
For further information:  
Fuel grade, see page 392.  
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Opening  
Emergency release  
In certain situations, it may be necessary to  
unlock the fuel filler flap manually, for example  
if there is an electrical fault.  
1. To open the fuel filler flap, press on the rear  
edge, arrow. The fuel filler flap opens.  
Have the fuel filler flap unlocked by an author-  
ised Service Partner or another qualified Serv-  
ice Partner or a specialist workshop.  
2. Turn the fuel filler cap anticlockwise.  
3. Place the fuel filler cap in the holder on the  
fuel filler flap.  
Closing  
1. Fit the fuel filler cap and turn clockwise until  
it is clearly heard to click into place.  
2. Press on the fuel filler flap until it engages.  
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Wheels and tyres  
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Wheels and tyres  
Tyre inflation pressure information  
Vehicle equipment  
On the body pillar  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
Tyre inflation pressure  
The tyre inflation pressure information is loca-  
ted on the body pillar of the driver's door.  
General  
The tyre inflation pressures apply to all tyre  
sizes and recommended tyre makes that have  
been approved by the vehicle manufacturer as  
suitable for the model version. The list can also  
include tyre sizes that are only suitable in com-  
bination with specific equipment.  
The tyre condition and tyre inflation pressure  
influence the following:  
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Tyre service life.  
Driving safety.  
Driving comfort.  
Fuel consumption.  
Information about approved wheels and tyres  
for the vehicle can be requested from an au-  
thorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or specialist workshop.  
Safety information  
The tyre inflation pressure appropriate for the  
respective load conditions should be used. For  
partially loaded vehicles, the specified tyre in-  
flation pressure for a partially loaded vehicle,  
for example, is the optimum tyre inflation pres-  
sure.  
WARNING  
A tyre with too little or no tyre inflation pres-  
sure can heat up significantly and sustain  
damage. Handling characteristics, for exam-  
ple steering and braking, will be impaired as  
a result. There is a risk of accident. Check the  
tyre inflation pressure regularly, for example  
twice a month or before any long journey,  
and correct as necessary.  
For Australia/New Zealand  
WARNING  
The inflation pressures on the tyre label are  
applicable only for tyre types explicitly men-  
tioned on the label. Tyre inflation pressures  
that may be covered by the label – by size,  
speed category and load rating/load index –  
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but not explicitly mentioned on the label may  
be different. Please obtain adequate inflation  
pressures in accordance with the tyre manu-  
facturer's specifications from your tyre dealer.  
The tyre inflation pressure information on the  
tyre pressure label on the body pillar only re-  
lates to cold tyres or tyres at the same temper-  
ature as the ambient temperature.  
Only check the tyre inflation pressures when  
the tyres are cold, i.e.:  
On the control display  
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If the vehicle has been driven a distance of  
no more than 2 km, 1.25 miles.  
The current tyre inflation pressures and the  
specified tyre inflation pressures for the instal-  
led tyres can be displayed on the control dis-  
play.  
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If the vehicle has not moved again for at  
least 2 hours after a journey.  
If equipped with an emergency tyre: check the  
tyre inflation pressure of the emergency wheel  
in the luggage compartment regularly and cor-  
rect if necessary.  
To ensure that they are displayed correctly, the  
tyre sizes must be stored in the system and  
must have been set for the fitted tyres.  
The current tyre inflation pressure value is  
shown on each tyre.  
Checking using the tyre inflation  
pressure information on the control  
display  
The specified tyre inflation pressure value is  
located towards the bottom of the control dis-  
play.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
Checking the tyre inflation pressure  
3. "Vehicle status"  
General  
4. "Tyre Pressure Monitor"  
The tyres heat up while driving. The tyre infla-  
tion pressure increases with the temperature  
of the tyre.  
5. Check if the current tyre inflation pressures  
match the specified tyre pressure value.  
6. Correct the tyre inflation pressure if the cur-  
rent tyre inflation pressure deviates from  
the specified tyre inflation pressure.  
The tyres have a natural, uniform tyre pressure  
loss.  
The pressures displayed by some pressure  
gauges may be up to 0.1 bar too low.  
The current tyre inflation pressure on the con-  
trol display may be restricted when the vehicle  
is stationary. The tyre inflation pressure is up-  
dated after a short drive.  
Checking using tyre inflation pressure  
information on the body pillar  
After adjusting the tyre inflation  
pressure  
1. Determine the specified tyre inflation pres-  
sures for the tyres installed on the vehicle.  
If equipped with a Tyre Pressure Monitor, tyre  
inflation pressure corrections are applied auto-  
matically. Make sure that the tyre settings are  
correct. For tyres that are not listed in the tyre  
inflation pressure information on the control  
display, reset the Tyre Pressure Monitor.  
2. Check the tyre inflation pressure in all four  
tyres, using a pressure gauge, for example.  
3. Correct the tyre inflation pressure if the cur-  
rent tyre inflation pressure deviates from  
the specified tyre inflation pressure.  
4. Check that all valve caps are screwed onto  
the tyre valves.  
If equipped with a Flat Tyre Monitor, reinitialize  
the Flat Tyre Monitor.  
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in, which serve as an indicator of tyre tread  
wear.  
Speed code letter  
Designation Maximum speed  
The positions of the wear indicators are identi-  
fied on the tyre sidewall by TWI, Tread Wear  
Indicator.  
Q
R
up to 160 km/h, 100 mph  
up to 170 km/h, 106 mph  
up to 180 km/h, 112 mph  
up to 190 km/h, 118 mph  
up to 210 km/h, 131 mph  
up to 240 km/h, 150 mph  
up to 270 km/h, 167 mph  
up to 300 km/h, 186 mph  
above 300 km/h, 186 mph  
Irrespective of the wear indicators, observe the  
legal requirements on minimum tread depth.  
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Tyre damages  
H
F
General  
W
Y
Inspect tyres regularly for damage, the pres-  
ence of foreign bodies and wear.  
Symptoms that may indicate tyre damage or a  
malfunction:  
(Y)  
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Unusual vibrations.  
Tyre tread  
Unusual tyre or running noises.  
Unusual vehicle response, such as pro-  
nounced pulling to the left or right.  
Summer tyres  
The tyre tread depth should not be less than  
3 mm, 0.12 in, otherwise there is a high risk of  
aquaplaning.  
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Uneven wear pattern, for example in-  
creased wear near the tyre shoulder.  
Damage can be caused by situations such as  
the following:  
Winter tyres  
The tyre tread depth should not be less than  
4 mm, 0.16 in, otherwise its suitability for win-  
ter use is restricted.  
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Driving over kerbs.  
Road damage.  
Tyre inflation pressure too low.  
Overloading the vehicle.  
Incorrect tyre storage.  
Minimum tread depth  
Safety information  
WARNING  
If the tyres are damaged, the tyre inflation  
pressure may be reduced, causing you to  
lose control of the vehicle. There is a risk of  
accident. If you suspect tyre damage while  
you are driving, immediately reduce speed  
and bring the vehicle to a stop. Have the  
wheels and tyres checked. To do so, care-  
fully drive to an authorised Service Partner  
There are wear indicators from the tyre manu-  
facturer distributed over the tyre circumference  
with a height of at least 1.6 mm, approx. 0.06  
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or another qualified Service Partner or a spe-  
cialist workshop. If necessary, have the vehi-  
cle towed or transported there. Do not repair  
damaged tyres. Have them replaced.  
Permissible wheels and tyres  
General  
Depending on the vehicle and equipment, only  
certain wheel/tyre combinations are suitable.  
The wheel/tyre combinations are determined  
by the manufacturer of the vehicle on the basis  
of the following criteria:  
WARNING  
Tyres can become damaged by driving  
over obstacles, for example kerbs or dam-  
aged road surfaces, at high speed. Larger  
wheels have a smaller tyre cross-section.  
The smaller the tyre cross-section, the higher  
the risk of tyre damage. There is a risk of ac-  
cident and material damage. If possible, drive  
around obstacles or drive over them slowly  
and carefully.  
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Tyre size; for example, tyre width, aspect  
ratio.  
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Wheel size; for example rim diameter, off-  
set.  
Information on the suitable wheels and tyres  
for the vehicle, as well as the special equip-  
ment, can be obtained from an authorised  
Service Partner, another qualified Service Part-  
ner or a specialist workshop.  
Tyre age  
Safety information  
Recommendation  
WARNING  
Irrespective of the tyre tread depth, change  
tyres after 6 years at the latest.  
Wheels and tyres that are not suitable for  
the vehicle can damage parts of the vehicle.  
There is a risk of accident. The manufacturer  
of the vehicle recommends only using wheels  
and tyres that have been approved as suita-  
ble for the vehicle type concerned.  
Production date  
The production date of the tyre can be found  
on the tyre sidewall.  
Designation  
Production date  
DOT … 0123  
1st week of 2023  
WARNING  
Mounted steel wheels can lead to technical  
problems, for example wheel bolts may work  
loose and brake discs may be damaged.  
There is a risk of accident. Do not install steel  
wheels.  
Replacement of wheels and  
tyres  
Fitting and balancing  
Have the wheel fitted and balanced by an au-  
thorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
WARNING  
Unsuitable wheel and tyre combinations will  
impair the vehicle's driving characteristics  
and a variety of system functions, for exam-  
ple the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) or  
Dynamic Stability Control. There is a risk of  
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accident. The manufacturer of the vehicle  
recommends only using wheels and tyres  
that have been approved as suitable for the  
vehicle type concerned. After a tyre has been  
damaged, refit the same wheel/tyre combi-  
nation as the original.  
New tyres  
Due to the manufacturing process, new tyres  
do not achieve their full road grip immediately.  
Drive moderately for the first 300 km,  
200 miles.  
Retreaded tyres  
WARNING  
WARNING  
Unsuitable wheel bolts, such as one-piece  
wheel bolts, may loosen or come off. The  
wheel may come off while driving. There  
is a risk of accident. Only use two-piece  
wheel bolts that have been rated by the ve-  
hicle manufacturer as being suitable for the  
wheels concerned.  
Retreaded tyres may have different tyre car-  
casses. Their durability may be restricted due  
to their advanced age. There is a risk of  
accident. The vehicle manufacturer advises  
against the use of retreaded tyres.  
Winter tyres  
Recommended makes of tyre  
General  
For each vehicle, tyre types are developed that  
are optimised specifically for the individual re-  
quirements of the vehicle. For example:  
Winter tyres are recommended if driving in  
winter conditions.  
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Handling.  
The winter tyres can be identified by the  
mountain and snowflake icon, as well as the  
M+S marking on the tyre sidewall.  
Comfort.  
Noise characteristics.  
The specially developed tyres are marked with  
a star on the tyre sidewall. After replacing  
wheels and tyres, the vehicle manufacturer  
recommends using tyres with a star marking  
again. The manufacturer of the vehicle recom-  
mends that tyres of the same make and tread  
design are used.  
So-called all-season tyres with M+S marking  
but without symbol with mountain and snow-  
flake have better winter properties than sum-  
mer tyres. As a rule, all-season tyres do not  
achieve the performance of winter tyres.  
Maximum speed of winter tyres  
If the vehicle is capable of maximum speed  
higher than the speed permitted for the winter  
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tyres, a sign stating the speed limit for the  
tyres fitted must be displayed in the driver's  
field of view. The sign is available from an au-  
thorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Storage  
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Store wheels and tyres in a cool, dry and  
dark place when not in use.  
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Protect the tyres against contamination  
from oil, grease and solvents.  
When winter tyres are fitted, observe the  
speed limit of the winter tyres and do not ex-  
ceed it.  
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Do not leave tyres in plastic bags.  
Remove dirt from the wheels or tyres.  
Changing from run-flat tyres  
Run-flat tyres  
When changing from run-flat tyres to stand-  
ard tyres, make sure that a emergency spare  
wheel or a flat tyre kit is available in the vehi-  
cle. Additional information is available from an  
authorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Principle  
In the event of a complete tyre pressure loss,  
run-flat tyres enable you to continue driving,  
with certain restrictions.  
Wheel change between axles  
General  
The wheels are fitted with tyres which are self-  
supporting to a limited degree. The wheels  
may also have special rims.  
WARNING  
Wheel change between axles on vehicles  
with different tyre sizes or rims on the front  
and rear may cause tyre damage and dam-  
age to the vehicle. There is a risk of accident.  
Do not swap wheels between axles on vehi-  
cles with different tyre sizes or rims on the  
front and rear.  
The reinforced sidewall means that the tyre  
keeps the vehicle mobile to a degree, even if  
tyre inflation pressure has been lost.  
Observe the notes on continuing driving with a  
flat tyre.  
Safety information  
Depending on the individual operating condi-  
tions, the tyre tread wears differently on the  
front and rear axles. To achieve even abrasion,  
the tyres can be swapped in pairs between the  
axles. Additional information is available from  
an authorised Service Partner or another quali-  
fied Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
After changing the wheels, check the tyre infla-  
tion pressure and correct if necessary.  
WARNING  
A run-flat tyre with too little or no tyre infla-  
tion pressure will change the vehicle's han-  
dling characteristics, for example there may  
be reduced directional stability when braking,  
longer braking distances and different self-  
steering properties. There is a risk of acci-  
dent. Drive with care and do not exceed a  
speed of 80 km/h, 50 mph.  
Storing tyres  
Tyre inflation pressure  
Do not exceed the maximum tyre inflation  
pressure indicated on the tyre sidewall.  
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WARNING  
Tyre repair kit  
Continuing to drive with a flat tyre can cause  
heavy trailers to start snaking. There is a risk  
of accident or material damage. When driving  
with a trailer and a flat tyre, do not exceed the  
speed of 60 km/h, 35 mph. If the trailer starts  
to snake, brake immediately and make the  
necessary steering corrections as carefully as  
possible.  
Principle  
With the tyre repair kit, minor tyre damage can  
be quickly sealed to allow the driver to con-  
tinue driving.  
General  
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The filled in tyre sealant encloses the dam-  
age from the inside when it hardens.  
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Please observe the notes on using the tyre  
repair kit which are on the compressor and  
the tyre sealant bottle.  
Label  
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The use of the tyre repair set can be inef-  
fective in the event of tyre damage from a  
size of approx. 4 mm, approx. 0.16 in.  
Foreign bodies that have penetrated the  
tyre should remain inside the tyre. Only re-  
move foreign objects if they are visibly pro-  
truding from the tyre.  
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The compressor can be used to check the  
tyre inflation pressure.  
The icon identifying run-flat tyres is a circle  
with the letters RSC on the tyre sidewall.  
Overview  
Remedying flat tyre  
Storage  
Depending on the equipment, storage for the  
tyre repair set is provided as follows:  
Safety measures  
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Park the vehicle on firm and non-slip  
ground at a safe distance from traffic.  
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In the luggage compartment under the lug-  
gage compartment floor.  
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Switch on the hazard warning lights.  
Apply the parking brake.  
In the luggage compartment on the left or  
right side.  
In the luggage compartment behind a side  
trim panel.  
Engage the steering wheel lock with the  
wheels in the straight-ahead position.  
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As soon as the traffic flow permits, have  
all vehicle occupants get out of the vehicle  
and guide them out of the danger area, for  
example behind the crash barrier.  
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If necessary, set up the hazard triangle or  
hazard warning lamp at an appropriate dis-  
tance.  
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Engage the steering wheel lock with the  
wheels in the straight-ahead position.  
Tyre sealant bottle and filler hose  
As soon as the traffic flow permits, have  
all vehicle occupants get out of the vehicle  
and guide them out of the danger area, for  
example behind the crash barrier.  
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If necessary, set up the hazard triangle or  
hazard warning lamp at an appropriate dis-  
tance.  
Remove the warning sign for the maximum  
permissible speed from the compressor  
and attach it in the visible area in the vehi-  
cle interior.  
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Tyre sealant bottle  
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Tyre sealant bottle outlet  
Filler hose  
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Remove the warning sign from the tyre  
sealant bottle and stick it on the wheel rim.  
Tyre sealant bottle connection  
Wheel valve connection  
Preparing the tyre repair kit  
1. Insert the tyre sealant bottle into the mount  
on the housing of the compressor.  
Compressor  
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Compressor  
2. Turn the tyre sealant bottle clockwise by  
90° to the stop.  
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Tyre inflation pressure indicator  
Pressure reducing valve button  
Tyre sealant bottle holder  
Connector for socket  
On/off switch  
Safety measures  
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Park the vehicle on a firm surface and as  
far away from moving traffic as possible.  
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Switch on the hazard warning lights.  
Apply the parking brake.  
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3. Connect the filler hose to the outlet of the  
tyre sealant bottle and turn clockwise by  
90° to the stop.  
NOTICE  
The compressor can overheat if operated for  
too long. There is a risk of material damage.  
Do not let the compressor run for longer than  
10 minutes.  
Filling with tyre sealant  
1. Switch on the compressor with standby  
state or drive-ready state switched on.  
Let the compressor run for max. 10 minutes  
to fill in the tyre sealant and reach a tyre  
inflation pressure of 2.5 bar.  
4. Unscrew the valve cap from the wheel and  
screw the connecting piece of the filler hose  
onto the valve.  
While the tyre is being filled with tyre seal-  
ant, the tyre pressure can briefly reach ap-  
prox. 6 bar. Do not turn off the compressor  
in this phase.  
5. With the compressor switched off, insert the  
plug into the socket inside the vehicle inte-  
rior.  
2. Switch off compressor.  
Filling with tyre sealant  
Checking the tyre inflation pressure  
Read the tyre pressure on the tyre inflation  
pressure indicator of the compressor. The tyre  
pressure must be at least 2.5 bar.  
Safety information  
DANGER  
A blocked exhaust pipe or inadequate ven-  
tilation can allow harmful exhaust fumes to  
enter the vehicle. The exhaust fumes contain  
pollutants which are colourless and odour-  
less. In enclosed spaces, exhaust fumes can  
also build up outside the vehicle. There is a  
danger to life. Keep the exhaust pipe clear  
and ensure sufficient ventilation.  
Tyre pressure too high  
If the tyre inflation pressure is too high, reduce  
the tyre pressure with the pressure reducing  
valve on the compressor.  
Minimum tyre inflation pressure is not  
reached  
Do not continue driving unless a minimum tyre  
pressure of 2.5 bar is reached. Contact an au-  
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thorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
3. Unscrew the valve cap from the wheel and  
screw the connecting piece of the hose  
onto the valve.  
Minimum tyre inflation pressure is  
reached  
1. Pull the connector out of the socket in the  
vehicle interior.  
2. Disconnect the hose from the tyre sealant  
bottle and the valve on the wheel.  
3. Screw the valve cap onto the valve.  
4. Stow the tyre repair kit in the luggage com-  
partment.  
4. Insert the connector into the socket in the  
vehicle interior.  
5. Immediately drive for approximately  
10 km/5 miles to evenly distribute the tyre  
sealant in the tyre.  
5. Read the tyre pressure on the tyre inflation  
pressure indicator of the compressor.  
Do not exceed the permitted maximum  
speed of 80 km/h, approx. 50 mph.  
Do not continue driving unless a minimum  
tyre pressure of 1.3 bar is displayed. Con-  
tact an authorised Service Partner or an-  
other qualified Service Partner or a special-  
ist workshop.  
If possible, do not drive slower than  
20 km/h/12 mph.  
Tyre sealant may spray from the damaged  
area during the initial wheel rotations.  
6. Correct the tyre pressure to 2.5 bar.  
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Increase tyre inflation pressure: with  
standby or drive-ready state turned on,  
turn on the compressor and let it run for  
a maximum of 10 minutes.  
Adjusting the tyre pressure  
1. Stop in a suitable area.  
2. Connect the hose directly to the compres-  
sor and turn clockwise by 90° until it audi-  
bly engages.  
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Reduce tyre inflation pressure: press the  
pressure reducing valve button on the  
compressor.  
Removing and stowing the tyre  
repair kit  
1. Switch off compressor.  
2. Pull the connector out of the socket in the  
vehicle interior.  
3. Disconnect the hose from the compressor  
and the valve on the wheel.  
4. Screw the valve cap onto the valve.  
5. Stow the tyre repair kit in the luggage com-  
partment.  
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Resuming a journey  
Do not exceed the permitted maximum speed  
of 80 km/h, approx. 50 mph.  
WARNING  
Insufficiently tensioned snow chains can  
damage tyres and vehicle components.  
There is a risk of accident or material dam-  
age. Ensure that snow chains are always ad-  
equately tensioned. Re-tension them if nec-  
essary in accordance with the snow chain  
manufacturer's instructions.  
Do not exceed a maximum distance travelled  
of 200 km/125 miles.  
Re-initialise the flat tyre monitor or reset the  
Tyre Pressure Monitor.  
Have the punctured tyre and the tyre sealant  
bottle of the tyre repair kit replaced as soon as  
possible.  
Fine-link snow chains  
For further information:  
The vehicle manufacturer recommends using  
fine-link snow chains. Certain fine-link snow  
chains have been tested, found safe for use  
in traffic and rated as suitable by the manufac-  
turer of the vehicle.  
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Flat Tyre Monitor, see page 380.  
Tyre Pressure Monitor, see page 373.  
System limits  
Contact an authorised Service Partner or an-  
other qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop if you are unable to put the tyre back  
in operation.  
Information regarding suitable snow chains is  
available from an authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
With Tyre Pressure Monitor: using sealant can  
damage the air pressure sensor. In this case,  
have the electronics replaced at the next op-  
portunity.  
Use  
Use only in pairs on the rear wheels, equipped  
with the tyres of the following wheel/tyre sizes:  
Tyre size  
Wheel size Rim offset (IS)  
Snow chains  
Safety information  
WARNING  
265/50 R19 9.0J x 19  
275/45 R20 9.0J x 20  
38  
35  
The information on wheel size and rim offset is  
located on the inside of the wheel.  
If snow chains are fitted to unsuitable tyres,  
the snow chains can come into contact with  
parts of the vehicle. There is a risk of accident  
or material damage. Only fit snow chains on  
tyres which have been approved by the man-  
ufacturer as being suitable for snow chains.  
The list can also include wheel/tyre sizes that  
are only suitable for certain models.  
Information about approved wheels and tyres  
for the vehicle can be requested from an au-  
thorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or specialist workshop.  
Observe the snow chain manufacturer's in-  
structions.  
If equipped with a Tyre Pressure Monitor: do  
not reset the Tyre Pressure Monitor when us-  
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ing snow chains. Otherwise, incorrect values  
may be displayed.  
Switching off the rear-wheel steering  
The rear-wheel steering is switched off by se-  
lecting the 'snow chains fitted' setting.  
If equipped with a flat tyre monitor: do not ini-  
tialise the flat tyre monitor when using snow  
chains. Otherwise, incorrect values may be dis-  
played.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Driving settings"  
4. "Drivetrain and chassis"  
5. "Snow chains"  
When driving with snow chains, briefly activate  
Dynamic Traction Control as needed to opti-  
mise propulsion.  
Maximum speed with snow chains  
When snow chains are fitted, do not exceed  
50 km/h, 30 mph.  
Tyre Pressure Monitor  
Principle  
Rear-wheel steering with snow  
chains  
The Tyre Pressure Monitor monitors the tyre  
pressure and issues a warning if the tyre pres-  
sure has dropped.  
General  
In order to guarantee freedom of movement of  
the wheels when operating with snow chains,  
rear-wheel steering must be turned off when  
snow chains are mounted.  
General  
Sensors in the tyre valves measure the tyre  
inflation pressure and tyre air temperature.  
Depending on the tyres detected or entered,  
the system displays the specified nominal  
pressures on the control display and compares  
them to the current tyre inflation pressures.  
The rear-wheel steering is switched on again  
automatically above the permitted maximum  
speed for snow chains of 50 km/h, approx.  
30 mph.  
If the vehicle is fitted with tyres which are not  
listed in the tyre inflation pressure information  
on the vehicle, for example tyres with special  
approval, the system must be actively reset.  
The current tyre inflation pressures are then  
accepted as the nominal pressures.  
The setting for fitted snow chains is possible  
only below 50 km/h, approx. 30 mph.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
When operating the system, please also com-  
ply with the information and notes in the chap-  
ter on tyre inflation pressure.  
If the rear-wheel steering is activated while  
snow chains are fitted, the snow chains may  
come into contact with the vehicle bodywork.  
There is a risk of accident or material dam-  
age. Switch off the rear-wheel steering when  
snow chains are fitted.  
For further information:  
Tyre inflation pressure, see page 362.  
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Safety information  
Tyre settings  
General  
WARNING  
If the system does not detect the tyres auto-  
matically, the specifications for the fitted tyres  
can be entered in the tyre settings.  
The display showing the nominal pressures  
does not replace the tyre inflation pressure  
information on the vehicle. If incorrect data  
has been entered into the tyre settings, the  
specified tyre inflation pressures will also be  
incorrect. As a result, reliable message of a  
tyre pressure loss can no longer be guaran-  
teed. There is a danger of injury or material  
damage. Make sure that the tyre sizes of the  
fitted tyres are displayed correctly and that  
they match the specifications on the tyres  
and in the tyre inflation pressure information.  
The tyre sizes of the fitted tyres can be found  
in the tyre inflation pressure information on the  
vehicle or directly on the tyres.  
The tyre data does not have to be re-entered if  
the tyre inflation pressure is being corrected.  
For summer and winter tyres, the tyre data last  
entered for each type is saved. This means  
that the settings can be selected again after a  
tyre or wheel change.  
Adjusting tyres  
Operating requirements  
The following requirements must be met for  
the system, otherwise reliable message of a  
tyre pressure loss is not ensured:  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Vehicle status"  
4. "Tyre Pressure Monitor"  
5. "Tyre settings"  
6. "Tyre selection"  
7. "Manual"  
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After each tyre or wheel change, the sys-  
tem has detected the fitted tyres, updated  
the relevant information and, after a short  
journey, shown it on the control display.  
If the system does not detect the tyres au-  
tomatically, enter the specifications for the  
fitted tyres in the tyre settings.  
8. "Tyre type"  
9. Select the tyre size that is mounted on the  
rear axle.  
▷
▷
The Tyre Pressure Monitor only becomes  
active after driving for several minutes:  
For tyres with special approval:  
"Other tyres"  
▷
▷
After tyre/wheel change.  
After a reset, For tyres with special ap-  
proval.  
See the Performing a reset section for how  
to proceed.  
▷
After changing the tyre setting.  
10. After selecting the tyre size, select the load  
status of the vehicle.  
For tyres with special approval:  
11. "Save tyre settings"  
▷
After every tyre or wheel change, the  
system must be reset once the tyre in-  
flation pressure is correct.  
The measurement of the current tyre inflation  
pressure is started. The progress of the meas-  
urement is shown.  
▷
A reset must be carried out after the tyre  
inflation pressure has been adjusted to  
a new value.  
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Wheels with air pressure sensor.  
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The nominal pressure is adjusted immediately  
if the load status is changed in the tyre set-  
tings.  
Status display  
Current status  
The status of the system, for example whether  
the system is active, can be shown on the con-  
trol display.  
Tyre statuses  
General  
1.  
Apps menu  
The status of the system and tyres is indicated  
by the wheel colour and a message on the  
control display.  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Vehicle status"  
Existing messages may not be deleted if the  
nominal pressure is not reached when the tyre  
inflation pressure is corrected.  
4. "Tyre Pressure Monitor"  
The current status is displayed.  
Current tyre inflation pressure  
The current tyre inflation pressure is displayed  
for each tyre.  
All wheels green  
▷
The system is active and bases any warn-  
ings on the nominal pressures.  
The current tyre inflation pressures can vary  
depending on vehicle operation or outside  
temperature.  
▷
In the case of tyres with special approval:  
the system is active and bases its warnings  
on the tyre inflations pressures saved at the  
last reset.  
Current tyre air temperature  
The current tyre air temperatures are shown  
depending on the model.  
One to four wheels yellow  
There is a flat tyre or major tyre pressure loss  
in the tyres shown.  
The current tyre air temperatures can change  
as a result of driving the vehicle or the outside  
temperature.  
Wheels grey  
Tyre pressure losses might not be detected.  
Nominal pressure  
The nominal pressure for the tyres on the front  
and rear axle is displayed.  
Possible causes:  
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Malfunction.  
The tyre inflation pressure is being meas-  
ured, after confirmation of the tyre settings.  
The stated nominal pressure takes account of  
the temperature effects caused by driving the  
vehicle and the outside temperature. The ap-  
propriate nominal pressure is always displayed  
irrespective of the weather conditions, tyre air  
temperatures and length of journey.  
▷
For tyres with special approval: a system  
reset is being performed.  
For tyres with special approval:  
performing a reset  
The displayed nominal pressure may vary and  
differ from the value stated in the tyre inflation  
pressure information on the body pillar of the  
driver's door. The tyre inflation pressure can  
thus be corrected to the value of the displayed  
nominal pressures.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Vehicle status"  
4. "Tyre Pressure Monitor"  
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5. Make sure that the tyre settings are correct.  
Tyre settings, see page 374.  
With recommended tyre pressure  
check  
6. Switch on drive-ready state but do not drive  
off.  
Message  
An icon with service information is shown on  
the control display and, if necessary, in the My  
BMW App.  
7. Reset the tyre inflation pressure: "Perform  
reset"  
8. Drive off.  
Icon  
Possible cause  
The wheels are shown grey and the following  
appears on the display: "Resetting tyre  
pressure…".  
Leak detected on the tyre.  
After driving for several minutes, the set tyre  
inflation pressures are accepted as the speci-  
fied tyre inflation pressures. The reset is com-  
pleted automatically during the journey.  
Measure  
Check the tyre inflation pressure and adjust as  
necessary.  
If the reset was successful, the wheels are  
shown in green on the control display and the  
following appears: "Reset successful."  
If a tyre inflation pressure check is  
required  
You can interrupt your journey at any time.  
The reset resumes automatically when you  
continue driving.  
Message  
An icon with a Check Control message is  
shown on the control display.  
Messages: for tyres without special  
approval  
Icon  
Possible cause  
The tyre was not inflated properly, for  
example insufficient air was added or  
there was a natural, even tyre pres-  
sure loss.  
General  
When a low tyre pressure is indicated, the Dy-  
namic Stability Control may be turned on.  
Safety information  
Measure  
Check the tyre inflation pressure and adjust as  
necessary.  
WARNING  
A damaged standard tyre with too little or no  
tyre inflation pressure impairs driving charac-  
teristics, for example steering and braking.  
Tyres with run-flat capabilities allow a limited  
level of stability to be maintained. There is a  
risk of accident. Do not continue driving if the  
vehicle is fitted with standard tyres. Comply  
with the notes on run-flat tyres and continu-  
ing driving with these tyres.  
If the tyre inflation pressure is too low  
Message  
A yellow warning light is illuminated in  
the instrument cluster.  
In addition, an icon with a Check Control mes-  
sage is shown on the control display.  
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Messages: for tyres with special  
approval  
Icon  
Possible cause  
There has been a tyre pressure loss.  
General  
When a low tyre pressure is indicated, the Dy-  
namic Stability Control may be turned on.  
Measure  
1. Reduce speed. Do not exceed a speed of  
130 km/h, 80 mph.  
Safety information  
2. At the next opportunity, for example at a  
filling station, check the tyre inflation pres-  
sure in all four tyres and correct if neces-  
sary.  
WARNING  
A damaged standard tyre with too little or no  
tyre inflation pressure impairs driving charac-  
teristics, for example steering and braking.  
Tyres with run-flat capabilities allow a limited  
level of stability to be maintained. There is a  
risk of accident. Do not continue driving if the  
vehicle is fitted with standard tyres. Comply  
with the notes on run-flat tyres and continu-  
ing driving with these tyres.  
If there is a significant tyre pressure  
loss  
Message  
A yellow warning light is illuminated in  
the instrument cluster.  
In addition, an icon indicating which tyre is af-  
fected is shown in a Check Control message on  
the control display.  
If a tyre inflation pressure check is  
required  
Icon  
Possible cause  
Message  
There is a flat tyre or substantial tyre  
pressure loss.  
An icon with a Check Control message is  
shown on the control display.  
Icon  
Possible cause  
Measure  
The tyre was not inflated properly,  
for example insufficient air was  
added.  
1. Reduce your speed and carefully stop the  
vehicle. Avoid heavy braking and sudden  
steering manoeuvres.  
The system has detected a wheel  
change, but no reset has been per-  
formed.  
2. Check whether the vehicle is equipped with  
standard tyres or run-flat tyres.  
The icon identifying run-flat tyres is a circle  
with the letters RSC on the tyre sidewall.  
The tyre inflation pressure has  
dropped compared to the last reset.  
Run-flat tyres, see page 367.  
No reset has been performed on  
the system. System warning is  
based on the tyre inflation pres-  
sures saved during the last reset.  
3. Follow the description of what to do when  
the vehicle gets a flat tyre.  
What to do in the event of a flat tyre, see  
page 378.  
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Measure  
Icon  
Possible cause  
1. Check the tyre inflation pressure and adjust  
as necessary.  
There is a flat tyre or substantial tyre  
pressure loss.  
2. Perform a system reset.  
If the tyre inflation pressure is too low  
Message  
No reset has been performed on the  
system. System warning is based  
on the tyre inflation pressures saved  
during the last reset.  
A yellow warning light is illuminated in  
the instrument cluster.  
Measure  
1. Reduce your speed and carefully stop the  
vehicle. Avoid heavy braking and sudden  
steering manoeuvres.  
In addition, an icon with a Check Control mes-  
sage is shown on the control display.  
2. Check whether the vehicle is equipped with  
standard tyres or run-flat tyres.  
Icon  
Possible cause  
There has been a tyre pressure loss.  
The icon identifying run-flat tyres is a circle  
with the letters RSC on the tyre sidewall.  
No reset has been performed on the  
system. System warning is based  
on the tyre inflation pressures saved  
during the last reset.  
Run-flat tyres, see page 367.  
3. Follow the description of what to do when  
the vehicle gets a flat tyre.  
What to do in the event of a flat tyre, see  
page 378.  
Measure  
1. Reduce speed. Do not exceed a speed of  
130 km/h, 80 mph.  
What to do in the event of a flat tyre  
2. At the next opportunity, for example at a  
filling station, check the tyre inflation pres-  
sure in all four tyres and correct if neces-  
sary.  
Standard tyres  
1. Identify the damaged tyre.  
Check the tyre inflation pressure in all four  
tyres, for example using the tyre inflation  
pressure indicator of a tyre repair kit.  
3. Perform a system reset.  
If there is a significant tyre pressure  
loss  
For tyres with special approval: if all four  
tyres are inflated to the correct tyre inflation  
pressures, the Tyre Pressure Monitor might  
not have been reset. Perform a reset.  
Message  
A yellow warning light is illuminated in  
the instrument cluster.  
If no tyre damage can be found, contact  
an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
In addition, an icon indicating which tyre is af-  
fected is shown in a Check Control message on  
the control display.  
2. Repair the flat tyre, for example using a tyre  
repair kit or by changing the wheel.  
The use of tyre sealant, for example a flat  
tyre kit, can damage the air pressure sensor.  
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Replace the air pressure sensor as soon as  
possible.  
Possible driving distance in the event of a flat  
tyre  
The possible driving distance varies depending  
on the load and stresses the vehicle is subjec-  
ted to, for example, speed, road condition and  
the outside temperature. The driving distance  
may be shorter but can be increased if a care-  
ful driving style is adopted.  
Run-flat tyres  
Safety information  
WARNING  
With a moderate load and with low stress,  
the vehicle can be driven for up to 80 km,  
50 miles.  
A run-flat tyre with too little or no tyre infla-  
tion pressure will change the vehicle's han-  
dling characteristics, for example there may  
be reduced directional stability when braking,  
longer braking distances and different self-  
steering properties. There is a risk of acci-  
dent. Drive with care and do not exceed a  
speed of 80 km/h, 50 mph.  
Driving properties with damaged tyres  
Driving with damaged tyres changes the vehi-  
cle's handling characteristics and may lead to  
situations such as the following:  
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The vehicle losing traction more quickly.  
Longer stopping distances.  
WARNING  
Different self-steering properties.  
Continuing to drive with a flat tyre can cause  
heavy trailers to start snaking. There is a risk  
of accident or material damage. When driving  
with a trailer and a flat tyre, do not exceed the  
speed of 60 km/h, 35 mph. If the trailer starts  
to snake, brake immediately and make the  
necessary steering corrections as carefully as  
possible.  
Adapt your driving style. Avoid abrupt steering  
or driving over obstacles, for example kerbs or  
potholes.  
Final tyre failure  
Vibration or loud noises during the journey  
may be an indication that the tyre has finally  
failed.  
Reduce your speed and stop the vehicle. Parts  
of the tyre may detach, which might lead to an  
accident.  
Maximum speed  
If a tyre is damaged you can continue driv-  
ing, but do not exceed a maximum speed of  
80 km/h, 50 mph.  
Do not continue driving, but instead contact an  
authorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Continuing driving with a flat tyre  
System limits  
Observe the following if you continue driving  
with a flat tyre:  
Temperature  
The tyre inflation pressure depends on the  
temperature of the tyre.  
1. Avoid heavy braking and sudden steering  
manoeuvres.  
2. Do not exceed a speed of 80 km/h,  
50 mph.  
The tyre inflation pressure increases as the  
tyre air temperature increases, for example  
while driving or when exposed to sunlight.  
3. At the next opportunity, check the tyre infla-  
tion pressure in all four tyres.  
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The tyre inflation pressure decreases when the  
tyre air temperature drops.  
Flat tyre monitor  
Due to the given warning thresholds, therefore,  
this behaviour may cause a warning to be trig-  
gered when significant temperature drops oc-  
cur.  
Principle  
The flat tyre monitor detects a tyre pressure  
loss while driving and issues a warning if the  
tyre pressure has dropped.  
After a temperature-related warning, the nom-  
inal pressures are displayed again on the con-  
trol display after driving a short distance.  
General  
The system identifies a tyre pressure loss by  
comparing the rotational speeds of the individ-  
ual wheels during the journey.  
Sudden tyre pressure loss  
No warning can be given by the system in  
the event of extreme, sudden tyre damages  
caused by external factors.  
A tyre pressure loss changes the diameter,  
and with it the rotational speed, of the corre-  
sponding wheel. The discrepancy is detected  
and reported as a flat tyre.  
Reset not carried out  
The system does not measure the tyre infla-  
tion pressure as such.  
Tyres with special approval: the system will not  
function correctly if a reset has not been car-  
ried out, for example, a flat tyre may be repor-  
ted even though the tyre pressure is correct.  
Operating requirements  
The following requirements must be met for  
the system, otherwise reliable message of a  
tyre pressure loss is not ensured:  
Malfunction  
Message  
▷
After a tyre or wheel change, an initialisa-  
tion was carried out at the correct tyre infla-  
tion pressure.  
The yellow warning light flashes and  
then illuminates continuously. A Check  
Control message is shown. Tyre pres-  
sure losses may not be detected.  
▷
The system must be initialised after the  
tyre inflation pressure is adjusted to a new  
value.  
Measure  
Status display  
It is possible to display the current status of  
the Flat Tyre Monitor, for example to check  
whether the Flat Tyre Monitor is active.  
▷
A wheel without air pressure sensor is fit-  
ted: have the wheels checked if necessary.  
▷
Fault due to systems or devices with the  
same transmission frequency: the system  
is automatically reactivated upon leaving  
the field of interference.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
▷
▷
For tyres with special approval: the system  
was unable to complete the reset. Perform  
a system reset again.  
3. "Vehicle status"  
4. "Flat Tyre Monitor"  
The status is displayed.  
If the Tyre Pressure Monitor has failed:  
have the system checked by an authorised  
Service Partner or another qualified Service  
Partner or a specialist workshop.  
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risk of accident. Do not continue driving if the  
vehicle is fitted with standard tyres. Comply  
with the notes on run-flat tyres and continu-  
ing driving with these tyres.  
Initialisation required  
An initialisation must be performed in the  
following situations:  
▷
▷
After adjusting the tyre inflation pressure.  
After tyre/wheel change.  
Flat tyre message  
Initialisation  
A yellow warning light is illuminated in  
the instrument cluster.  
Initialisation saves the set tyre inflation pres-  
sures as reference values for subsequent de-  
tection of a flat tyre. Initialisation is started by  
confirming the correct tyre inflation pressures.  
In addition, an icon with a Check Control mes-  
sage is shown on the control display.  
Do not initialise the system if driving with snow  
chains fitted.  
Icon  
Possible cause  
There is a flat tyre or substantial tyre  
pressure loss.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Vehicle status"  
4. "Flat Tyre Monitor"  
Measure  
1. Reduce your speed and carefully stop the  
vehicle. Avoid heavy braking and sudden  
steering manoeuvres.  
5. Switch on drive-ready state but do not drive  
off.  
6. Start the initialisation: "Perform reset"  
7. Drive off.  
2. Check whether the vehicle is equipped with  
standard tyres or run-flat tyres.  
The icon identifying run-flat tyres is a circle  
with the letters RSC on the tyre sidewall.  
Initialisation is completed while driving which  
can be interrupted at any time.  
Run-flat tyres, see page 367.  
Initialisation resumes automatically when you  
continue driving.  
3. Follow the description of what to do when  
the vehicle gets a flat tyre.  
Messages  
What to do in the event of a flat tyre  
General  
Standard tyres  
1. Identify the damaged tyre.  
When a flat tyre is indicated, the Dynamic Sta-  
bility Control is turned on, if needed.  
To do this, check the tyre inflation pressure  
in all four tyres, for example using the tyre  
inflation pressure indicator of a tyre repair  
kit.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
If all four tyres are inflated to the correct  
tyre inflation pressures, the flat tyre monitor  
might not have been initialised. In this case  
initialise the system.  
A damaged standard tyre with too little or no  
tyre inflation pressure impairs driving charac-  
teristics, for example steering and braking.  
Tyres with run-flat capabilities allow a limited  
level of stability to be maintained. There is a  
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If no tyre damage can be found, contact  
an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Continuing driving with a flat tyre  
Observe the following if you continue driving  
with a flat tyre:  
1. Avoid heavy braking and sudden steering  
manoeuvres.  
2. Repair the flat tyre, for example using a tyre  
repair kit or by changing the wheel.  
2. Do not exceed a speed of 80 km/h,  
50 mph.  
Run-flat tyres  
3. At the next opportunity, check the tyre infla-  
tion pressure in all four tyres.  
Safety information  
If all four tyres are inflated to the correct  
tyre inflation pressures, the flat tyre monitor  
might not have been initialised. In this case  
initialise the system.  
WARNING  
A run-flat tyre with too little or no tyre infla-  
tion pressure will change the vehicle's han-  
dling characteristics, for example there may  
be reduced directional stability when braking,  
longer braking distances and different self-  
steering properties. There is a risk of acci-  
dent. Drive with care and do not exceed a  
speed of 80 km/h, 50 mph.  
Possible driving distance in the event of a flat  
tyre  
The possible driving distance varies depending  
on the load and stresses the vehicle is subjec-  
ted to, for example, speed, road condition and  
the outside temperature. The driving distance  
may be shorter but can be increased if a care-  
ful driving style is adopted.  
WARNING  
With a moderate load and with low stress,  
the vehicle can be driven for up to 80 km,  
50 miles.  
Continuing to drive with a flat tyre can cause  
heavy trailers to start snaking. There is a risk  
of accident or material damage. When driving  
with a trailer and a flat tyre, do not exceed the  
speed of 60 km/h, 35 mph. If the trailer starts  
to snake, brake immediately and make the  
necessary steering corrections as carefully as  
possible.  
Driving properties with damaged tyres  
Driving with damaged tyres changes the vehi-  
cle's handling characteristics and may lead to  
situations such as the following:  
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The vehicle losing traction more quickly.  
Longer stopping distances.  
Maximum speed  
Different self-steering properties.  
If a tyre is damaged you can continue driv-  
ing, but do not exceed a maximum speed of  
80 km/h, 50 mph.  
Adapt your driving style. Avoid abrupt steering  
or driving over obstacles, for example kerbs or  
potholes.  
Final tyre failure  
Vibration or loud noises during the journey  
may be an indication that the tyre has finally  
failed.  
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Reduce your speed and stop the vehicle. Parts  
of the tyre may detach, which might lead to an  
accident.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Do not continue driving, but instead contact an  
authorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
The jack is only intended for raising the vehi-  
cle briefly during a wheel change. Even if the  
safety measures are complied with, there is  
a risk of the raised vehicle falling over due to  
the jack slipping. There is a danger of injury  
or danger to life. If the vehicle is raised with  
the jack, do not lie underneath the vehicle  
and do not switch on drive-ready state.  
System limits  
In the following situations, the system could be  
slow to respond or could work incorrectly:  
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A natural, even tyre pressure loss in all  
four tyres that occurs over time will not be  
detected. Therefore check the tyre inflation  
pressure at regular intervals.  
WARNING  
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No warning can be given in the event of  
extreme, sudden tyre damages caused by  
external factors.  
Supports such as wooden blocks under the  
jack can prevent it from achieving its load ca-  
pacity due to the restricted height. The load  
capacity of the wooden blocks may be excee-  
ded, causing the vehicle to tip over. There is  
a danger of injury or danger to life. Do not  
place supports under the jack.  
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The system has not been initialised.  
When driving on snow-covered or slippery  
roads.  
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Dynamic driving style: drive wheels slip-  
ping, high lateral acceleration.  
When driving with snow chains.  
WARNING  
The jack provided by the vehicle manufac-  
turer is intended for changing a wheel in the  
event of a breakdown. The jack is not de-  
signed for frequent use; for example, chang-  
ing from summer to winter tyres. Using the  
jack frequently may cause it to become jam-  
med or damaged. There is a danger of in-  
jury or material damage. Only use the jack  
to change an emergency spare wheel or a  
spare wheel in case of a breakdown.  
Wheel change  
General  
For run-flat tyres or when using a tyre repair  
kit, it is not always necessary to change a  
wheel immediately if tyre inflation pressure is  
lost due to a flat tyre.  
If necessary, wheel change tools, such as the  
vehicle manufacturer's jack, are offered as op-  
tional accessories by an authorised Service  
Partner, or another qualified Service Partner,  
or a specialist workshop.  
WARNING  
On soft, uneven or slippery ground, for exam-  
ple, snow, ice, tiles or similar, the jack may  
slip. There is a danger of injury. Change the  
wheel on a level, firm and non-slip surface if  
possible.  
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WARNING  
workshop environment on a hoist by trained  
personnel.  
The following AS/NZS 2693:2007 warnings  
are repeated here: the jack should be used  
on level firm ground wherever possible. It is  
recommended that the wheels of the vehicle  
be chocked, and that no person should re-  
main in a vehicle that is being jacked.  
The jack is only optimised for raising the ve-  
hicle and for use with the jacking points on  
the vehicle. There is a danger of injury. Do  
not lift another vehicle or other loads with the  
jack.  
The jack of your BMW is maintenance-free.  
Please observe the information marked on  
the jack.  
WARNING  
If the jack has not been guided into the jack-  
ing point provided, the vehicle might be dam-  
aged when the jack is extended, or the jack  
could slip. There is a danger of injury or ma-  
terial damage. When extending, make sure  
that the jack is guided into the jacking point  
adjacent to the wheel arch.  
NOTICE  
Using an impact screwdriver to loosen or  
tighten the locking wheel bolt can damage  
the bolt. There is a risk of material damage.  
Only use a wheel bolt wrench to loosen and  
tighten the locking wheel bolt.  
WARNING  
A vehicle raised with a jack can fall from the  
jack if lateral forces are applied. There is a  
danger of injury or material damage. If the  
vehicle is raised, do not apply any lateral  
forces to the vehicle or pull the vehicle with  
sudden movements. If the wheel is jammed,  
have it removed by an authorised Service  
Partner or another qualified Service Partner  
or a specialist workshop.  
Securing the vehicle against rolling  
away  
General  
The vehicle manufacturer recommends that  
the vehicle should additionally be protected  
against rolling away during a wheel change.  
On a level surface  
Jack: the Australian/New Zealand  
standard AS/NZS 2693  
2007 – "Jack" includes the following warning  
which BMW herewith adopts: "... no person  
should place any portion of their body under  
a vehicle that is supported only by a jack".  
The jack supplied with your car should not  
be used for any purpose other than wheel  
changing and should never be used in con-  
junction with a vehicle support stand. Rais-  
ing the vehicle for the purpose of inspection  
should only be performed in a controlled  
Place chocks or other suitable objects in front  
of and behind the wheel diagonally opposite to  
the one being changed.  
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On a slight downhill gradient  
Unscrewing  
1. Place the adapter on the locking wheel bolt.  
2. Unscrew the locking wheel bolt.  
3. After unscrewing the wheel bolt, remove  
the adapter again.  
Screwing in  
1. Place the adapter on the locking wheel bolt.  
If necessary, turn the adapter until it fits on  
the locking wheel bolt.  
If it is necessary to change a wheel on a slight  
downhill gradient, place chocks and other suit-  
able objects, for example stones, under the  
wheels of the front and rear axles against the  
direction of roll.  
2. Screw in the locking wheel bolt. The tight-  
ening torque is 140 Nm, 101 lb ft.  
3. After screwing in the wheel bolt, remove  
the adapter again and stow it.  
Safety measures  
Locking wheel bolts  
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Park the vehicle on firm and non-slip  
ground at a safe distance from traffic.  
Principle  
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Switch on the hazard warning lights.  
Apply the parking brake.  
The locking wheel bolts have a special coding.  
The bolts can only be released with an adapter  
that matches the coding.  
Engage the steering wheel lock with the  
wheels in the straight-ahead position.  
Overview  
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Engage a gear or select selector lever posi-  
tion P.  
The adapter of the locking wheel bolts can be  
found in the toolkit or in an oddments tray in  
the toolkit.  
As soon as the traffic flow permits, have  
all vehicle occupants get out of the vehicle  
and guide them out of the danger area, for  
example behind the crash barrier.  
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If necessary, set up the hazard triangle or  
hazard warning lamp at an appropriate dis-  
tance.  
Depending on the equipment, take the  
wheel change set and, if applicable, the  
emergency spare wheel out of the vehicle.  
Additionally secure the vehicle against roll-  
ing away.  
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Locking wheel bolt, arrow 1.  
Adapter, arrow 2.  
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Undo the wheel bolts by half a turn.  
For air suspension: deactivate the air sus-  
pension level adjustment.  
Two-axle ride level control, see page 294.  
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Jacking points  
1. Hold the jack with one hand, arrow 1, and  
grasp the jack crank handle or lever with  
your other hand, arrow 2.  
The jacking points are located in the marked  
positions.  
2. Guide the jack into the rectangular recess  
of the jacking point closest to the wheel to  
be changed.  
Raising the vehicle  
WARNING  
Hands or fingers could get trapped when us-  
ing the jack. There is a danger of injury. Keep  
your hands in the described position when  
using the jack, and do not change this posi-  
tion.  
3. Turn the jack crank handle or lever clock-  
wise to extend the jack.  
4. Remove your hand from the jack as soon  
as the jack is under load and continue to  
turn the jack crank handle or lever with one  
hand.  
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5. Make sure that the jack base is extended  
vertically and at right angles underneath  
the jacking point.  
No more than one emergency spare wheel  
may be fitted.  
1. Unscrew the wheel bolts.  
2. Remove the wheel.  
3. Put on the new wheel or emergency spare  
wheel and tighten at least two wheel bolts  
crosswise until finger-tight.  
If installing non-original light alloy wheels  
not supplied by the manufacturer, the  
wheel bolts belonging to the wheels may  
also have to be used.  
4. Tighten the remaining wheel bolts until fin-  
ger-tight and then tighten all the wheel  
bolts crosswise.  
6. Make sure that the jack base is vertical and  
at right angles below the jacking point after  
extension.  
5. Turn the jack crank handle anticlockwise to  
retract the jack and lower the vehicle.  
6. Remove the jack and stow it securely.  
After wheel change  
1. Tighten the wheel bolts crosswise. The  
tightening torque is 140 Nm, 101 lb ft.  
2. Stow the faulty wheel in the luggage com-  
partment, if necessary.  
7. Raise by cranking until the surface of the  
jack stands fully on the ground and the  
wheel in question is a maximum of 3 cm,  
1.2 inches off the ground.  
3. Check tyre inflation pressure at the next op-  
portunity and correct as necessary.  
4. Re-initialise the flat tyre monitor or reset  
the Tyre Pressure Monitor.  
5. Check the tight fit of the wheel bolts using a  
calibrated torque wrench.  
Fitting a wheel  
6. Drive to the nearest authorised Service  
Partner or another qualified Service Partner  
or a specialist workshop to have the dam-  
aged tyre replaced.  
WARNING  
Unsuitable wheel bolts, such as one-piece  
wheel bolts, may loosen or come off. The  
wheel may come off while driving. There  
is a risk of accident. Only use two-piece  
wheel bolts that have been rated by the ve-  
hicle manufacturer as being suitable for the  
wheels concerned.  
Emergency spare wheel  
Principle  
In case of a flat tyre, the emergency spare  
wheel can be used as a replacement for the  
defective tyre. The emergency spare wheel is  
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intended for short-term use until the defective  
wheel has been replaced.  
5. Undo the wing screw, arrow 1.  
General  
Only fit one emergency spare wheel at most.  
Additionally, regularly check the tyre inflation  
pressure of the emergency spare wheel in the  
luggage compartment and correct the pres-  
sure if necessary.  
Safety information  
6. Remove the holder, arrow 2.  
7. Open the lower section of tailgate if neces-  
sary.  
WARNING  
8. Remove emergency spare wheel from the  
storage tray.  
The emergency spare wheel has special di-  
mensions. When driving with an emergency  
spare wheel, the driving properties may  
change, for example reduced directional sta-  
bility when braking, longer braking distance  
and modified self-steering properties in the  
limit range. There is a risk of accident. Drive  
with care and do not exceed a speed of  
80 km/h, 50 mph.  
Inserting the emergency spare  
wheel  
1.  
Press the button, depending on the  
equipment. The electric luggage compart-  
ment cover moves up.  
2. Fold up the luggage compartment floor.  
3. Open the lower section of tailgate.  
Overview  
The emergency spare wheel and wheel  
change set for changing wheels are located in  
the luggage compartment under the luggage  
compartment floor.  
4. Place the emergency spare wheel in the  
storage tray.  
5. Position the holder.  
6. Screw on and tighten the wing screw.  
7. Insert the tool holder.  
Removing emergency spare wheel  
8. Depending on the equipment, insert the  
cross member and screw it tightly in place  
using the wing nuts.  
1.  
Press the button, depending on the  
equipment. The electric luggage compart-  
ment cover moves up.  
9. Press the luggage compartment floor  
downwards.  
2. Fold up the luggage compartment floor.  
3. Depending on the equipment: remove the  
cross member. To do this, remove the wing  
nuts on both sides of the cross member.  
4. Remove the tool holder from the emer-  
gency spare wheel.  
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MOBILITY  
Engine compartment  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
Vehicle equipment  
For further information:  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
Overview  
Engines with 4 or 6 cylinders  
1
Vehicle identification number  
5
6
7
Oil filler neck  
2
3
4
Filler neck for washer fluid  
Additional coolant expansion tank cooling  
Engine coolant expansion tank  
Jump start, negative battery terminal  
Jump start, positive battery terminal  
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1
Vehicle identification number  
Filler neck for washer fluid  
5
6
Engine coolant expansion tank  
Oil filler neck  
2
3
4
Jump start, negative battery terminal  
Jump start, positive battery terminal  
7
Additional coolant expansion tank cooling  
Bonnet  
WARNING  
The engine compartment contains moving  
components. Certain components in the en-  
gine compartment can also move when the  
vehicle is switched off, for example the radia-  
tor fan. There is a danger of injury. Do not  
reach into an area where there are moving  
parts. Keep articles of clothing and hair away  
from moving parts.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Incorrectly performed work in the engine  
compartment can damage components and  
poses a safety risk. There is a risk of accident  
or material damage. Have work in the engine  
compartment carried out by an authorised  
Service Partner or another qualified Service  
Partner or a specialist workshop.  
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Opening bonnet  
1. Pull the lever, arrow 1.  
WARNING  
The bonnet has protruding parts on the in-  
side, for example locking hooks. There is a  
danger of injury. When the bonnet is open,  
watch out for protruding parts and keep  
these areas clear.  
The bonnet is unlocked.  
WARNING  
If the bonnet is not correctly locked, it can  
come open during the journey and impair vis-  
ibility. There is a risk of accident. Stop imme-  
diately and close the bonnet correctly.  
2. Release the lever and pull it again, arrow 2.  
The bonnet can be opened.  
3. Watch out for any protruding parts on the  
bonnet.  
WARNING  
Parts of the body can become trapped when  
opening and closing the bonnet. There is a  
danger of injury. When opening and closing,  
make sure that the movement range of the  
bonnet is kept clear.  
Closing the bonnet  
NOTICE  
Windscreen wipers which are folded away  
from the windscreen can become trapped if  
the bonnet is opened. There is a risk of ma-  
terial damage. Before opening the bonnet,  
make sure that the windscreen wipers are fit-  
ted with wiper blades and are in contact with  
the windscreen.  
Allow the bonnet to drop from a height of ap-  
proximately 50 cm, approx. 20 in.  
The bonnet must engage on both sides.  
NOTICE  
When closing, the bonnet must lock into  
place on both sides. Applying additional pres-  
sure can damage the bonnet. There is a risk  
of material damage. Open the bonnet again  
and close it firmly. Avoid applying additional  
pressure.  
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Operating fluids  
Vehicle equipment  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
The engine has knock control. This means that  
different petrol grades can be used.  
When using fuel of the minimum quality RON  
91 or fuel with ethanol content of more than  
10 % to a maximum of 25 %, knocking noises  
as well as driving and acoustic abnormalities  
may occur. These have no effect on the engine  
service life.  
Fuel grade  
General  
Depending on the region, many filling stations  
sell fuel that is adapted to winter or summer  
conditions. Fuel that is sold in winter helps with  
cold starting, for example.  
Safety information  
Petrol  
NOTICE  
The fuel system and engine can be damaged  
by the wrong fuel, even in small quantities,  
and by the wrong fuel additives. In addition,  
the catalytic converter will be permanently  
damaged. There is a risk of material damage.  
For petrol engines, do not refuel with or add  
the following:  
General  
For optimal fuel consumption, the petrol  
should be sulphur-free or have a low sulphur  
content.  
Fuels labelled on the pump as containing  
metal must not be used.  
You can fill up with fuels with a maximum  
ethanol content of 25 %, for example E10 or  
E25.  
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Leaded petrol.  
Metallic additives, for example manga-  
nese or iron.  
The power and consumption specifications re-  
fer to operation with RON 98 E10 fuel  
After filling with the wrong fuel, do not press  
the Start/Stop button. Contact an authorised  
Service Partner or another qualified Service  
Partner or a specialist workshop.  
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NOTICE  
Fuel below the specified minimum grade can  
adversely affect engine function or lead to  
engine damage. There is a risk of material  
damage. Do not refuel with fuel below the  
specified minimum grade.  
NOTICE  
Safety information  
Incorrect fuels can damage the fuel system  
and engine. There is a risk of material dam-  
age. Do not refuel with fuel with a higher  
ethanol content than recommended. Do not  
refuel with fuel containing methanol, for ex-  
ample M5 to M100.  
NOTICE  
The fuel system and engine can be damaged  
by the wrong fuel, even in small quantities,  
and by the wrong fuel additives. There is a  
risk of material damage.  
Note the following with diesel engines:  
Petrol grade  
The engine is designed to run on petrol com-  
plying with DIN EN 228.  
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Do not fill up with petrol.  
Observe the minimum quality.  
Refuel with sulphur-free fuels or fuels  
with the lowest possible sulphur content.  
Super, RON 95.  
M Performance model:  
Super Plus, 98 RON.  
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The vehicle manufacturer recommends  
only using diesel additives and additives  
that have been classified as suitable.  
Minimum grade  
Unleaded petrol, RON 91.  
After filling with the wrong fuel, do not press  
the Start/Stop button. Contact an authorised  
Service Partner or another qualified Service  
Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Diesel  
General  
Diesel quality  
The engine is designed to run on diesel fuel  
complying with DIN EN 590 and ASTM D975.  
The following diesel fuels can be used for refu-  
elling:  
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Diesel fuels with a maximum biodiesel con-  
tent of 10 %, e.g. B7 or B10.  
Diesel with up to 7 % biodiesel (B7).  
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Paraffinic diesel fuels, e.g. XTL.  
Minimum grade  
Diesel with up to 10 % biodiesel (B10).  
Paraffinic diesel fuel as per EN 15940.  
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Displays on the control display  
Displaying filling level and top-up  
quantity  
The filling level and the top-up quantity is  
shown on the control display.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Live Vehicle"  
4. "Content"  
BMW Diesel with  
BluePerformance  
5. "Vehicle status"  
6. "AdBlue"  
If the filling level is too low, a Check Control  
message is displayed.  
Principle  
BMW Diesel with BluePerformance reduces ni-  
trogen oxides in the diesel exhaust by injecting  
the reducing agent AdBlue into the exhaust  
pipe system. In the catalytic converter, this  
produces a chemical reaction that reduces ni-  
trogen oxides to a minimum.  
Displays in the instrument cluster  
Fuel reserve indicator light  
The fuel reserve indicator light in the instru-  
ment cluster notifies you if the reducing agent  
fill level in the tank is low.  
General  
Do not allow the reducing agent tank to run  
completely empty, as otherwise it will not be  
possible to switch drive-ready state back on  
after stopping the engine.  
The vehicle has a tank which requires topping  
up.  
There must be a sufficient amount of the re-  
ducing agent present in order for drive-ready  
state to be activated the usual way.  
A yellow warning light is illumi-  
nated in the instrument cluster:  
filling level too low. The remain-  
ing range is shown in the instru-  
ment cluster. Top up with at  
The reducing agent can be topped up at any  
time.  
The reducing agent AdBlue is a registered  
trademark of the Verband der Automobilindus-  
trie e. V. (VDA).  
least 5 litres, 1.3 gal of reducing  
agent immediately.  
The reducing agent is available at many serv-  
ice stations.  
AdBlue on the minimum level  
Preferably top up with reducing agent at a  
pump dispenser.  
The reducing agent tank is  
empty. Immediately top up with  
at least 15 litres, 4 gal of reduc-  
ing agent. The engine will con-  
tinue to run provided that it is  
not stopped and all other oper-  
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ating conditions are met, for example, there is  
sufficient fuel.  
WARNING  
Operating fluids, for example oils, greases,  
coolants and fuels, can contain substances  
that are harmful to health. There is a danger  
of injury or danger to life. Please comply with  
the instructions on the containers. Do not al-  
low operating fluids to come into contact with  
clothing, skin or eyes. Do not pour operating  
fluids into other bottles. Keep operating fluids  
out of the reach of children.  
System fault  
If there is a system fault, a Check Control mes-  
sage is displayed.  
Visit the nearest authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Having AdBlue topped up  
BMW recommends having the reducing agent  
topped up by a Service Partner as part of a  
regular maintenance schedule.  
NOTICE  
The constituents of the reducing agent are  
highly aggressive. There is a risk of mate-  
rial damage. Do not allow reducing agent to  
come into contact with vehicle surfaces.  
If you keep to this maintenance schedule, a  
single top-up is generally required between the  
maintenance appointments.  
Under certain circumstances, for example due  
to particularly dynamic driving style or operat-  
ing the vehicle with a trailer, it may be neces-  
sary to top up more than once between main-  
tenance appointments.  
Suitable AdBlue  
AdBlue complying with ISO 22241-1  
At many service stations, reducing agent is  
available at a special pump dispenser. Prefera-  
bly top up with reducing agent at a pump dis-  
penser.  
As soon as the fuel reserve indicator light is  
shown in the instrument cluster, have the re-  
ducing agent topped up, to avoid problems ac-  
tivating drive-ready state.  
If no pump dispenser is available, reducing  
agent can be topped up from a container. Re-  
ducing agent is available in various containers.  
Preferably use the special bottle recommen-  
ded by BMW. With this bottle and its special  
adapter, reducing agent can be topped up con-  
veniently.  
Topping up AdBlue yourself  
Safety information  
WARNING  
When the reducing agent container is  
opened, small quantities of ammonia va-  
pours can emerge. Ammonia vapours have  
a pungent smell and irritate the skin, mucous  
membranes and eyes. There is a danger of  
injury. Do not inhale ammonia vapours. Do  
not allow reducing agent to come into con-  
tact with clothing, skin or eyes, and do not  
swallow it. Keep children away from reducing  
agents.  
AdBlue at low temperatures  
At outside temperatures below -11 ℃/+12 ℉,  
the reducing agent should only be topped up  
directly before the start of a journey.  
Top-up quantity  
As soon as the fuel reserve indicator light  
is displayed, top up at least 5 litres, ap-  
prox. 1.3 gal.  
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Fuel filler cap, see page 360.  
Displaying the top-up quantity  
2. Turn the reducing agent cap anticlockwise  
and remove.  
The top-up quantity is shown on control dis-  
play.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Live Vehicle"  
4. "Content"  
5. "Vehicle status"  
6. "AdBlue"  
Reducing agent tank  
3. Place the fuel filler cap in the holder on the  
fuel filler flap.  
The fuel filler cap for the reducing agent is lo-  
cated next to the fuel filler cap for the fuel tank.  
4. Use the fuel pump nozzle to add the rec-  
ommended top-up quantity as a minimum.  
Topping up with reducing agent at the  
pump dispenser  
The tank is full when the fuel pump nozzle  
cuts out for the first time.  
General  
When topping up, hook the fuel pump noz-  
zle fully into the filler pipe. Lifting the fuel  
pump nozzle while topping up will cause the  
following to happen:  
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The supply is stopped too soon.  
Overflow of reducing agent.  
The reducing agent tank is full when the fuel  
pump nozzle cuts out for the first time.  
5. Put fuel filler cap on and turn clockwise.  
6. Press on the fuel filler flap until it engages.  
Please comply with the safety regulations dis-  
played at filling stations.  
Adding reducing agent  
1. Open the fuel filler flap.  
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The display extinguishes after approxi-  
mately 1 minute.  
Filling with an incorrect fluid  
General  
2. Press the Start/Stop button and switch on  
drive-ready state.  
A Check Control message is displayed if the  
tank has been filled with the wrong fluid.  
If the wrong type of liquid has been added,  
contact an authorised Service Partner or an-  
other qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Engine oil  
General  
The engine oil consumption and the properties  
of the engine oil depend on the driving style  
and operating conditions.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Therefore check the engine oil level regularly  
each time you fill up with fuel by taking a de-  
tailed measurement.  
After filling with an incorrect liquid, the sys-  
tem may heat up and catch fire. There is a  
risk of fire and injury. Only fill with liquids that  
are intended for the tank. Do not start the  
engine after filling with an incorrect liquid.  
Engine oil consumption may increase due to  
the following, for example:  
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Dynamic driving style.  
While running in the engine.  
Engine idling.  
After filling with reducing agent  
Use of engine oil grades rated as unsuita-  
ble.  
Fuel reserve indicator light  
After topping up, the fuel re-  
serve indicator light continues  
to be shown with the remaining  
range.  
Depending on the engine oil level and proper-  
ties of the engine oil, different Check Control  
messages are displayed on the control display.  
The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends  
having the engine oil changed by an author-  
ised Service Partner or another qualified Serv-  
ice Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Drive-ready state can be activa-  
ted.  
After driving for a short time, the fuel reserve  
indicator light turns off.  
Safety information  
AdBlue on the minimum level  
NOTICE  
After filling up, the display con-  
tinues to be shown.  
Too little engine oil causes engine damage.  
There is a risk of material damage. Top up  
with engine oil immediately.  
Drive-ready state can only be  
activated when the display is no  
longer illuminated.  
1. Press the Start/Stop button three times.  
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NOTICE  
Operating requirements  
A current reading is available after approxi-  
mately 30 minutes of normal driving.  
Too much engine oil can damage the engine  
or the catalytic converter. There is a risk  
of material damage. Do not add too much  
engine oil. If there is too much engine oil,  
have the engine oil level corrected by an au-  
thorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Displaying the engine oil level  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
3. "Vehicle status"  
4. "Engine oil level"  
The engine oil level is displayed.  
NOTICE  
System limits  
If the engine oil is not changed at the cor-  
rect time, engine wear may increase which  
could cause engine damage. There is a risk  
of material damage. Do not exceed the serv-  
ice date indicated in the vehicle.  
When frequently making short journeys or us-  
ing a sporty driving style, it may not be pos-  
sible to obtain a measurement. In this case,  
the measurement for the last, sufficiently long  
journey is displayed.  
Detailed measurement  
Electronic oil measurement  
Principle  
General  
The engine oil level is checked when the vehi-  
cle is stationary and is shown on a scale.  
Electronic oil measurement uses two measur-  
ing procedures:  
If the engine oil level is outside its permissible  
operating range, a Check Control message is  
shown.  
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Monitoring.  
Detailed measurement.  
When frequently making short journeys or us-  
ing a sporty driving style, for example fast  
cornering, perform a detailed measurement at  
regular intervals.  
General  
During measurement, the idle rotational speed  
is increased slightly.  
Monitoring  
Operating requirements  
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Vehicle is standing on level ground.  
Principle  
Drive-ready state is switched on by press-  
ing the Start/Stop button.  
The engine oil level is monitored electronically  
during the journey and can be shown on the  
control display.  
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Engine is at operating temperature.  
If the engine oil level is outside its permissible  
operating range, a Check Control message is  
shown.  
Selector lever in position N or P and accel-  
erator pedal not pressed.  
Carrying out a detailed measurement  
1. Apps menu  
2. "Vehicle apps"  
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3. "Vehicle status"  
NOTICE  
4. "Engine oil level"  
Too much engine oil can damage the engine  
or the catalytic converter. There is a risk  
of material damage. Do not add too much  
engine oil. If there is too much engine oil,  
have the engine oil level corrected by an au-  
thorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
5. "Oil level measurement"  
6. "Start measurement"  
The engine oil level is checked and shown on a  
scale.  
Topping up engine oil  
General  
Overview  
Do not top up engine oil unless a message  
is displayed in the instrument cluster. The top-  
up quantity is specified in the message on the  
control display.  
The oil filler neck is in the engine compartment.  
For further information:  
Overview, see page 389.  
Only top up with suitable engine oil grades.  
Stop the vehicle safely and switch off drive-  
ready state before topping up with engine oil.  
Topping up engine oil  
1. Open the bonnet.  
Do not add too much engine oil.  
Opening, see page 391.  
2. Turn the cap anticlockwise to open.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Operating fluids, for example oils, greases,  
coolants and fuels, can contain substances  
that are harmful to health. There is a danger  
of injury or danger to life. Please comply with  
the instructions on the containers. Do not al-  
low operating fluids to come into contact with  
clothing, skin or eyes. Do not pour operating  
fluids into other bottles. Keep operating fluids  
out of the reach of children.  
3. Add engine oil.  
4. Tighten cap.  
Engine oil grades for topping up  
NOTICE  
General  
Too little engine oil causes engine damage.  
There is a risk of material damage. Top up  
with engine oil immediately.  
Engine oil quality is a critical factor in the serv-  
ice life of the engine.  
Only top up with the types of engine oil that  
are listed.  
Some engine oil grades may not be available  
in all countries.  
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Petrol engine  
ACEA C2.  
NOTICE  
ACEA C5.  
Oil additives can damage the engine. There  
is a risk of material damage. Do not use oil  
additives.  
Diesel engine  
ACEA C2.  
ACEA C5.  
NOTICE  
Using the wrong engine oil can result in en-  
gine malfunctions and damage. There is a  
risk of material damage. When selecting the  
engine oil, make sure that it is the correct oil  
specification.  
The oil specification ACEA C2 is not suitable  
for 25d, 35d, 40d or 50d diesel engines.  
Viscosity classes  
When selecting an engine oil, make sure that  
the engine oil belongs to one of the following  
viscosity classes:  
Suitable engine oil grades  
Engine oil with the following oil specification  
can be topped up:  
Petrol engine  
SAE 0W-12.  
SAE 0W-20.  
SAE 0W-30.  
Petrol engine  
BMW Longlife-12 FE.  
BMW Longlife-17 FE+.  
BMW Longlife-19 FE.  
BMW Longlife-22 FE++.  
Diesel engine  
SAE 0W-20.  
SAE 0W-30.  
Diesel engine  
BMW Longlife-12 FE.  
BMW Longlife-17 FE+.  
The viscosity classes SAE 0W-12 and SAE  
0W-20 are not suitable for the 60i petrol en-  
gine.  
Viscosity classes with a high viscosity grade  
can increase fuel consumption.  
The oil specification Longlife-22 FE++ is not  
suitable for the 60i petrol engine.  
Further information on suitable engine oil  
specifications and viscosity classes can be ob-  
tained from an authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Alternative engine oil grades  
If suitable engine oils are not available, up to  
1 litre, approx. 2 pints, of an engine oil with  
the following oil specification can be used for  
topping up:  
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tact with clothing, skin or eyes, and do not  
swallow them. Only use suitable additives.  
Coolant level  
General  
On factory delivery, the coolant may be over-  
filled in the coolant tank. The normal coolant  
level is achieved by an extended operating  
time.  
Coolant  
The target coolant level is indicated by means  
of the max. mark in the coolant filler neck of the  
coolant tank.  
General  
Coolant is a mixture of water and coolant addi-  
tive.  
For further information:  
Overview, see page 389.  
Not all commercially available coolant addi-  
tives are suitable for the vehicle. The vehicle  
manufacturer recommends using coolant with  
the BMW LC-18 specification. Do not mix cool-  
ant additives of different colours. Comply with  
the 50:50 mixture ratio of water to coolant ad-  
ditive. Information regarding suitable coolant  
additives is available from an authorised Serv-  
ice Partner or another qualified Service Partner  
or a specialist workshop.  
Checking the coolant level  
1. Allow the engine to cool down.  
2. Open the bonnet.  
Opening, see page 391.  
3. Turn cap on coolant expansion tank slightly  
anticlockwise to allow the excess pressure  
to escape.  
4. Open cap on coolant expansion tank.  
5. The coolant level is correct if it is just below  
the max. mark in the filler neck.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
If the cooling system is opened when the en-  
gine is hot, coolant can escape and cause  
scalding. There is a danger of injury. Only  
open the cooling system when the engine  
has cooled down.  
WARNING  
6. Tighten cap.  
Additives are harmful to health and using  
the wrong additives can damage the engine.  
There is a danger of injury or material dam-  
age. Do not allow additives to come into con-  
Topping up the coolant  
1. Allow the engine to cool down.  
2. Open the bonnet.  
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Opening, see page 391.  
WARNING  
3. Turn cap on coolant expansion tank slightly  
anticlockwise to allow the excess pressure  
to escape.  
Washer fluid can ignite on contact with hot  
parts of the engine and catch fire. There is a  
danger of injury or material damage. Only top  
up washer fluid when the engine has cooled  
down. Afterwards fully close the cap of the  
washer fluid reservoir.  
4. Open cap on coolant expansion tank.  
5. If required, slowly top up to the correct fill-  
ing level; do not overfill.  
6. Tighten cap.  
7. Have the cause of coolant loss rectified as  
soon as possible.  
NOTICE  
Silicone additives mixed with the washer fluid  
for their water beading effect on the windows  
may damage the car wash. There is a risk  
of material damage. Do not add silicone ad-  
ditives to the washer fluid.  
Disposal  
When disposing of coolant and coolant  
additives, comply with the relevant en-  
vironmental protection regulations.  
Washer fluid  
NOTICE  
Mixing different screenwash concentrates or  
antifreeze additives may damage the car  
wash. There is a risk of material damage. Do  
not mix different screenwash concentrates or  
antifreeze additives. Please comply with the  
instructions and mixing ratios stated on the  
containers.  
General  
All spray nozzles are supplied from one tank.  
Use a mixture of tap water and screenwash  
concentrate for the window washer system, if  
necessary with the antifreeze additive.  
Recommended minimum fill quantity: 2 lit-  
res/3.5 Imp. pints.  
Overview  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Some antifreeze additives can contain toxic  
substances, and are flammable. There is a  
risk of fire and danger of injury. Please com-  
ply with the instructions on the containers.  
Keep antifreeze additives away from sources  
of combustion. Do not pour operating fluids  
into other bottles. Keep operating fluids out of  
the reach of children.  
The reservoir for the washer fluid is located in  
the engine compartment.  
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Malfunction  
Using undiluted screenwash concentrate or  
antifreeze additive based on alcohol may re-  
sult in false readings at low temperatures be-  
low -15 ℃, +5 ℉.  
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Maintenance  
General  
Vehicle equipment  
Information on service requirements can be  
shown on the control display.  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
For further information:  
Service requirements, see page 176.  
Service data in the vehicle key  
For further information:  
Information on maintenance requirement is  
continuously stored in the vehicle key. The  
Service Partner can read out this data and  
suggest a programme of maintenance for your  
vehicle.  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
BMW Maintenance System  
Give the service advisor the vehicle key that  
was last used to drive the vehicle.  
Principle  
The maintenance system indicates what main-  
tenance measures are required and thereby  
assists in maintaining the road safety and op-  
erational safety of the vehicle.  
Stationary periods  
Stationary periods when the vehicle is out of  
use with its vehicle battery disconnected are  
not taken into account.  
General  
Have any time-dependent maintenance proce-  
dures, for example, those concerning the brake  
fluid, engine oil and the microfilter/activated  
carbon filter, updated by an authorised Service  
Partner or another qualified Service Partner or  
a specialist workshop.  
The exact work required and the maintenance  
intervals may vary depending on the national-  
market version. Labour, spare parts, operating  
materials and wear materials are charged sep-  
arately. Additional information is available from  
an authorised Service Partner or another quali-  
fied Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Service history  
Condition Based Service  
Maintenance and repairs  
Have maintenance and repairs carried out by  
an authorised Service Partner or another quali-  
fied Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
Principle  
Condition Based Service determines the main-  
tenance requirement using sensors and spe-  
cial algorithms which monitor the conditions in  
which the vehicle is used.  
Entries  
The maintenance work carried out is entered  
in the maintenance records and the vehicle  
data. As with a Service Booklet, the entries  
serve as proof of regular maintenance.  
The maintenance requirement is determined,  
taking into account the individual usage profile  
of the vehicle.  
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When data is entered into the vehicle's elec-  
tronic service history, any service-relevant data  
is saved both in the vehicle and in the central  
IT systems of BMW AG, Munich.  
Socket for on-board  
diagnosis  
After a change of registered keeper, the new  
owner will be able to view the data entered  
in the electronic service history. Similarly, an  
authorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop can  
also view the data entered in the electronic  
service history.  
General  
Devices connected to the on-board diagnostic  
socket trigger the alarm system after locking  
the vehicle.  
Remove devices connected to the on-board di-  
agnostic socket before locking the vehicle.  
Safety information  
Objection  
The registered keeper is entitled to contact an  
authorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop and  
request that no entries are made in the elec-  
tronic service history and that no data relat-  
ing to his/her time as owner is subsequently  
stored in the vehicle or transferred to the ve-  
hicle manufacturer. In such cases, no entries  
will be made in the vehicle's electronic service  
history.  
NOTICE  
Incorrect use of the on-board diagnostic  
socket can cause malfunctions in the vehi-  
cle. There is a risk of material damage. Serv-  
ice and maintenance work involving the on-  
board diagnostic socket must be carried out  
by an authorised Service Partner, or another  
qualified Service Partner, or a specialist work-  
shop, or other authorised persons. Only con-  
nect devices that have been tested and found  
to be safe for use with the socket for on-  
board diagnosis.  
Displays  
Service work which has been logged can be  
displayed on the control display.  
For further information:  
Position  
Service requirements, see page 176.  
For Australia: maintenance  
No maintenance work other than normal main-  
tenance is required to keep the emission levels  
of your vehicle within the design limits.  
There is an on-board diagnostic socket on the  
driver’s side for reading out vehicle data.  
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Engine warning light  
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When the warning light flashes:  
There is an engine fault which could  
damage the catalytic converter.  
Have the vehicle checked immedi-  
ately.  
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When warning light illuminates:  
Emission levels have deteriorated. Have  
the vehicle checked as soon as possible.  
Recycling vehicle  
The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends  
returning the vehicle to a collection point nom-  
inated by the manufacturer at the end of its  
life cycle. The relevant national legal provisions  
apply to returns and recycling in general. Infor-  
mation on recycling and sustainability can be  
found on the manufacturer’s country-specific  
websites. Further information is available from  
an authorised Service Partner or another quali-  
fied Service Partner or a specialist workshop.  
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Vehicle equipment  
NOTICE  
Windscreen wipers which are folded away  
from the windscreen can become trapped if  
the bonnet is opened. There is a risk of ma-  
terial damage. Before opening the bonnet,  
make sure that the windscreen wipers are fit-  
ted with wiper blades and are in contact with  
the windscreen.  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
Replacing the front wiper blades  
1. To replace the wiper blades, move the wip-  
ers to the fold-out position.  
Toolkit  
For fold-out position of the windscreen wip-  
ers, see page 154.  
2. Lift the windscreen wipers away from the  
windscreen and hold them securely.  
The toolkit is located under the luggage com-  
partment floor.  
Wiper blades  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
3. Press the button, arrow 1, turn the wiper  
blade a little clockwise and pull it out for-  
wards, arrow 2.  
The windscreen may sustain damage if a  
windscreen wiper falls onto it without the  
wiper blade fitted. There is a risk of material  
damage. Hold the windscreen wiper firmly  
when changing the wiper blade. Do not fold  
in or switch on the windscreen wiper without  
a wiper blade installed.  
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4. Insert the new wiper blade and press it into  
the holder until it audibly engages  
Safety information  
5. Fold in the windscreen wipers.  
WARNING  
Intense brightness can irritate or harm the  
retina of the eye. There is a danger of injury.  
Do not look directly into the headlights or  
other light sources. Do not remove covers  
from LEDs.  
Replacing the rear wiper blade  
The wiper blade locks into place at the end of  
the wiper arm.  
1. Pull the windscreen wiper up fully and pull  
off the wiper blade, arrow.  
Headlight glass  
During cool or humid weather, the headlight  
glass can mist over on the inside. When driving  
with the lights switched on, the condensation  
disappears after a short time. There is no need  
to replace the headlight glass.  
If moisture increases, for example if there are  
water droplets in the lamp despite the head-  
lights being switched on, have the headlights  
checked.  
2. Insert the new wiper blade. The wiper blade  
must engage audibly.  
3. Fold in the windscreen wipers.  
Vehicle battery  
Lights and bulbs  
General  
The battery is maintenance-free.  
General  
More information regarding the battery can be  
obtained from an authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Lights and bulbs are an important aspect of  
driving safety.  
All headlights and other lights use at least LED  
technology.  
In the event of a fault, the manufacturer of the  
vehicle recommends having the relevant work  
carried out by an authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Safety information  
DANGER  
Touching live components can result in an  
electric shock. There is a danger of injury or  
danger to life. Do not touch any components  
that could be live.  
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Icon  
Meaning  
WARNING  
Rinse any splashes of acid  
with water immediately. If acid  
comes into contact with eyes  
or is swallowed, seek medical  
attention immediately.  
Vehicle batteries that are classified as unsuit-  
able may damage systems or result in func-  
tions no longer being carried out. There is  
a danger of injury or material damage. Only  
use vehicle batteries that have been classi-  
fied as suitable by the vehicle manufacturer.  
No direct sunlight, no frost.  
Registering the battery with the  
vehicle  
Follow the operating instruc-  
tions.  
The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends  
having an authorised Service Partner or an-  
other qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop register the vehicle battery with the  
vehicle after the battery has been replaced.  
Once the battery has been registered again,  
all comfort functions will be available without  
restriction and any Check Control messages  
relating to the comfort functions will no longer  
be displayed.  
Explosive gas mixture. Do not  
seal any openings on the bat-  
tery.  
Replacing the battery  
General  
The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends  
only having the vehicle battery replaced by an  
authorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop. If the  
battery is not replaced correctly, the vehicle  
may not recognise it properly and perfect func-  
tioning cannot be guaranteed.  
Hazard icons  
The following hazard icons can be found on  
the vehicle battery:  
Icon  
Meaning  
No smoking, no naked flames,  
no sparks.  
Notes on removal  
Observe the following notes on removing the  
vehicle battery:  
Wear protective goggles.  
Keep away from children.  
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Park the vehicle and switch off consumers.  
First disconnect the power at the negative  
terminal. Then disconnect the power at the  
positive terminal.  
Notes on installation  
Risk of acid burns: wear  
gloves, do not tilt the battery.  
Observe the following notes on installing the  
vehicle battery:  
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Remove any foreign bodies from the bat-  
tery holder.  
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Only install the battery in the intended posi-  
tion in the vehicle.  
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Keep the battery and vehicle connection  
contacts clean.  
Battery charger  
Battery chargers developed especially for the  
vehicle and suitable for the electrical system  
can be obtained from an authorised Service  
Partner or another qualified Service Partner or  
a specialist workshop.  
First connect the power at the positive ter-  
minal. Then connect the power at the neg-  
ative terminal.  
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Use the connections, connectors and cov-  
ers provided.  
Charging the battery  
Only charge the battery via the starting aid ter-  
minals in the engine compartment and with  
the engine switched off.  
Connect a hose to the gas outlet opening if  
necessary.  
Initial operation  
The battery is operational. No special precau-  
tions are required for start-up.  
With mild hybrid technology: only charge the  
battery when the bonnet is open.  
For further information:  
Charging the battery  
Jump start terminals, see page 418.  
General  
Open circuit  
Following an open circuit, some equipment will  
have to be reinitialised or individual settings  
will need to be updated, for example:  
To ensure the full service life of the battery,  
keep the battery sufficiently charged.  
Charge the battery under the following situa-  
tions:  
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Parking brake, see page 149.  
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If the inspection glass on the top of the bat-  
tery is black.  
With memory function: save positions  
again.  
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If there is not enough power to start the  
vehicle.  
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Time: update.  
Date: update.  
The following conditions can have a negative  
effect on battery performance:  
Deep sleep mode  
Use deep sleep mode for long stationary peri-  
ods.  
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Frequently driving short distances.  
If the vehicle is not used for a period of one  
month or longer.  
For further information:  
Rest state, see page 46  
Safety information  
Storing the battery  
Observe the following information on storing  
vehicle batteries:  
WARNING  
Battery chargers that charge the vehicle bat-  
tery via sockets or cigarette lighters in the  
vehicle may overload or damage the 12 V  
electrical system. There is a danger of injury  
or material damage. Only connect battery  
chargers for the vehicle battery to the starting  
aid terminals in the engine compartment.  
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Store the battery in a cool and dry place.  
Protect the battery from direct sunlight and  
frost.  
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Only clean the battery with a damp, anti-  
static cloth.  
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Store the battery upright and secure it  
against falling over.  
Batteries filled with acid should be transported  
upright. Protect batteries against falling over  
when in transit.  
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Install the oldest batteries first.  
Do not remove the protective cap from the  
contacts.  
Warranty  
See the vehicle purchase contract for informa-  
tion on the battery warranty.  
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Charge or install the battery by the date on  
the battery label at the latest. Once fully  
charged, the battery will work for another  
10 months.  
Fuses  
Mild hybrid technology  
General  
Principle  
The fuses are located at different positions in  
the vehicle.  
The vehicle's mild hybrid technology includes  
a 48 volt battery. Mild hybrid technology can  
reduce fuel consumption.  
Information on fuse assignment, as well as the  
positions of the fuse boxes, is available on the  
Internet: fusecard.bmw.com.  
Safety information  
Safety information  
DANGER  
Touching live components can result in an  
electric shock. There is a danger of injury or  
danger to life. Do not touch any components  
that could be live.  
WARNING  
Incorrect or repaired fuses can overload elec-  
trical cables and components. There is a risk  
of fire. Do not repair blown fuses or replace  
them with fuses with a different colour or  
amp rating.  
General  
The battery for the mild hybrid technology is  
located in the engine compartment under a  
cover.  
Replacing fuses  
The vehicle manufacturer recommends having  
fuses changed by an authorised Service Part-  
ner or another qualified Service Partner or a  
specialist workshop.  
Notice  
Do not replace or work on the mild hybrid tech-  
nology battery.  
Disposing of the old battery  
Dispose of old batteries with an author-  
ised Service Partner, another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist work-  
shop, or hand them in to an authorised collec-  
tion point.  
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Vehicle equipment  
Warning triangle  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
The warning triangle is to be stored in the  
left-hand storage compartment in the luggage  
compartment.  
1. Unlock the cover on the left-hand side trim  
panel, arrow 1, and open, arrow 2.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
Hazard warning lights  
2. Pull out the warning triangle towards the  
interior.  
Hazard warning lights button  
The red light in the button flashes when the  
hazard warning lights are turned on.  
First-aid kit  
General  
Depending on the equipment and the national-  
market version, the vehicle may have a first-  
aid kit.  
Some items in the kit have a limited life.  
Check the use-by dates of the contents regu-  
larly and replace any items that have expired in  
good time.  
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Depending on the national-market version and  
vehicle type, a different roadside assistance  
provider can be assigned via the Connected-  
Drive Customer Portal if necessary.  
Storage  
The first-aid kit is housed in the left-hand  
storage compartment in the luggage compart-  
ment.  
1. Unlock the cover on the left-hand side trim  
panel, arrow 1, and open, arrow 2.  
Operating requirements  
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Active ConnectedDrive contract, equipment  
with intelligent emergency call or BMW  
ConnectedDrive services.  
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Mobile reception.  
Standby state is switched on.  
Starting BMW Roadside Assistance  
manually  
When equipped with Teleservices, support is  
provided first through Teleservice Diagnosis  
and then by Teleservice help if required.  
2. Take the luggage compartment cover out  
of the storage box under the luggage com-  
partment floor.  
1.  
Apps menu  
.
2. "All apps"  
3. "BMW Assistance"  
4. "BMW Roadside Assistance" or select the  
desired service.  
BMW Emergency Service  
Follow the displays on the control display.  
A voice contact is established.  
Principle  
BMW Group Roadside Assistance can be con-  
tacted if assistance is needed in the event of a  
breakdown.  
Teleservice Diagnosis  
Teleservice Diagnostics enables detailed vehi-  
cle data, which is necessary for vehicle diagno-  
sis, to be transmitted via mobile communica-  
tion. This data is transferred automatically. It  
may be necessary to approve this on the Con-  
trol Display.  
General  
In the event of a breakdown, data on the vehi-  
cle's condition is sent to BMW Roadside Assis-  
tance. It is possible that malfunctions can be  
remedied directly.  
There are various ways of contacting BMW  
Roadside Assistance:  
Teleservice Assistance  
Teleservice Assistance is a country-specific  
feature that allows BMW Roadside Assistance  
to carry out a more in-depth diagnosis of the  
vehicle via mobile radio.  
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Via a Check Control message.  
Supplementary text messages, see  
page 167.  
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By calling with a mobile phone.  
Via the BMW app.  
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Teleservice Assistance can be started after a  
request by BMW Roadside Assistance.  
"Contact accident assistance"  
For a short time, the Check Control message  
for BMW Accident Assistance can also be  
retrieved from the saved Check Control mes-  
sages.  
1. Park the vehicle safely.  
2. Apply the parking brake.  
3. Turn on control display.  
4. Consent to Teleservice help.  
For further information:  
Check Control, see page 166.  
Starting BMW Accident Assistance  
manually  
BMW Accident Assistance  
BMW Accident Assistance can also be contac-  
ted independently of the automatic accident  
detection function.  
Principle  
BMW Group Accident Assistance can be con-  
tacted if assistance is needed in the event of  
an accident.  
1.  
Apps menu  
2. "All apps"  
General  
3. "BMW Assistance"  
If the vehicle sensors detect a minor to moder-  
ately severe accident that did not trigger any  
airbags, a Check Control message is displayed  
in the instrument cluster. A corresponding text  
message also appears on the control display.  
4. "BMW Accident Assistance" or select the  
desired service.  
Follow the displays on the control display.  
A voice contact is established.  
When BMW Accident Assistance is activated,  
data on the vehicle's condition is transferred to  
BMW.  
Emergency call  
Depending on the national-market version and  
vehicle type, a different accident assistance  
provider can be assigned via the Connected-  
Drive Customer Portal if necessary.  
Statutory emergency call  
Principle  
In emergency situations, an emergency call  
can be triggered automatically or manually via  
the system.  
Operating requirements  
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Active ConnectedDrive contract, equipment  
with intelligent emergency call or BMW  
ConnectedDrive services.  
General  
Depending on the equipment and the national-  
market version, the vehicle may have an emer-  
gency call system.  
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Mobile reception.  
Standby state is switched on.  
Press the SOS button in an emergency only.  
Starting BMW Accident Assistance  
The emergency call establishes a connection  
to a public emergency call number.  
If an accident is detected automatically  
A BMW Accident Assistance text message is  
shown on the control display.  
This depends on factors such as the specific  
mobile communications network and national  
regulations, among others.  
The connection can be established directly:  
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The emergency call is placed using the  
integrated SIM card in the vehicle and cannot  
be switched off.  
If a cancellation request is shown on the  
control display, the emergency call can be  
cancelled.  
For technical reasons, it might not be possible  
to make an emergency call in highly adverse  
conditions.  
If the situation permits, wait in the vehicle  
until voice contact has been established.  
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The LED flashes green when the connec-  
tion to the emergency call has been estab-  
lished.  
Overview  
When an emergency call is made, data is  
sent to the public rescue coordination cen-  
tre in order to decide what rescue meas-  
ures are required, for example the position  
of the vehicle, if this can be determined.  
For information on data transfer and stor-  
age:  
Statutory emergency call system, see  
page 16.  
SOS button  
Even if the vehicle occupants can no lon-  
ger hear the rescue coordination centre  
through the loudspeakers, the rescue coor-  
dination centre can still hear the vehicle oc-  
cupants speak.  
Operating requirements  
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Standby state is switched on.  
The rescue coordination centre ends the emer-  
gency call.  
Emergency call system is functional.  
If the vehicle is equipped with intelligent  
emergency call: the integrated SIM card in  
the vehicle is activated.  
Malfunction  
The emergency call function may be impaired.  
The LED in the area of the SOS button flashes  
for approximately 30 seconds. A Check Control  
message is shown.  
Automatic triggering  
Under certain conditions, e.g. if the airbags  
are deployed, an emergency call is triggered  
automatically immediately after an accident of  
appropriate severity. Pressing the SOS button  
does not affect the automatic emergency call.  
Have it checked by an authorised Service Part-  
ner or another qualified Service Partner or a  
specialist workshop.  
Intelligent emergency call  
Manual triggering  
1. Tap the cover flap.  
Principle  
2. Press and hold the SOS button until the  
LED in the button area is illuminated green.  
The system can be used to trigger an emer-  
gency call automatically or manually in emer-  
gency situations.  
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The LED is illuminated green when the  
emergency call has been activated.  
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appropriate severity. Pressing the SOS button  
does not affect the automatic emergency call.  
General  
Depending on the equipment and the national-  
market version, the vehicle may have an emer-  
gency call system.  
Manual triggering  
1. Tap the cover flap.  
Press the SOS button in an emergency only.  
2. Press and hold the SOS button until the  
LED in the button area is illuminated green.  
The intelligent emergency call system estab-  
lishes a connection with the BMW emergency  
call centre.  
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The LED is illuminated green when the  
emergency call has been activated.  
Even if no emergency call through BMW is  
possible, in some cases an emergency call  
may still be established to a public emergency  
call number. This depends on factors such  
as the specific mobile phone network and na-  
tional regulations, among others.  
If a cancellation request is shown on the  
control display, the emergency call can be  
cancelled.  
If the situation permits, wait in the vehicle  
until voice contact has been established.  
For technical reasons, it might not be possible  
to make an emergency call in highly adverse  
conditions.  
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The LED flashes green when the connec-  
tion to the emergency call has been estab-  
lished.  
When an emergency call is made through  
BMW, data such as the vehicle's current  
position, if this can be determined, is sent  
to the emergency call centre in order to de-  
cide what rescue measures are required.  
Overview  
If questions asked by the emergency call  
centre remain unanswered, rescue meas-  
ures are implemented automatically.  
Even if the vehicle occupants can no longer  
hear the emergency call centre through the  
loudspeakers, the emergency call centre  
can still hear the vehicle occupants speak.  
SOS button  
The emergency call centre ends the emer-  
gency call.  
Operating requirements  
Malfunction  
The emergency call function may be impaired.  
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Standby state is switched on.  
Emergency call system is functional.  
The LED in the area of the SOS button flashes  
for approximately 30 seconds. A Check Control  
message is shown.  
If the vehicle is equipped with intelligent  
emergency call: the integrated SIM card in  
the vehicle is activated.  
Have it checked by an authorised Service Part-  
ner or another qualified Service Partner or a  
specialist workshop.  
Automatic triggering  
Under certain conditions, e.g. if the airbags  
are deployed, an emergency call is triggered  
automatically immediately after an accident of  
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The fire extinguisher is located in the interior,  
for example under the seat or in the glove  
compartment.  
Fire extinguisher  
Principle  
The fire extinguisher can be used to put out  
vehicle fires.  
Removing the fire extinguisher  
Open the buckles on the retaining strap.  
General  
Depending on the equipment and the national-  
market version, the vehicle may have a fire ex-  
tinguisher.  
Using the fire extinguisher  
To use the fire extinguisher, follow the manu-  
facturer's instructions on the fire extinguisher  
and the information supplied with it.  
Safety information  
Stowing the fire extinguisher  
1. Insert the fire extinguisher into the holder.  
2. Hook in and close the buckles.  
WARNING  
Incorrect use of the fire extinguisher can  
cause injury. There is a danger of injury. Ob-  
serve the information below when using the  
fire extinguisher:  
Maintenance and refilling  
Have the fire extinguisher checked every  
2 years by an authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
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Do not inhale the extinguishing agent.  
If the extinguishing agent has been in-  
haled, move the affected person into  
fresh air. If the casualty experiences  
breathing difficulties, contact a doctor  
immediately.  
Make a note of the next maintenance date for  
the fire extinguisher.  
Replace the fire extinguisher after use or have  
it refilled.  
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Do not allow the extinguishing agent  
to come into contact with the skin. Pro-  
longed contact with the extinguishing  
agent can cause the skin to dry out.  
Jump start  
Do not allow the extinguishing agent to  
come into contact with the eyes. In the  
event of contact with the eyes, rinse  
them immediately with plenty of water.  
In case of prolonged discomfort, contact  
a doctor.  
General  
If the vehicle battery is discharged, the engine  
can be started from another vehicle's battery  
using two jump leads. Only use jump leads  
with fully insulated terminal clamps.  
WARNING  
Objects in the driver's footwell can restrict the  
pedal travel or block a pedal that has been  
pressed. There is a risk of accident. Ensure  
that items in the vehicle are stowed securely  
and cannot get into the driver's footwell.  
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Safety information  
Connecting the cables  
Before starting, switch off all unnecessary  
power consumers, for example the radio, on  
both vehicles.  
DANGER  
Touching live components can result in an  
electric shock. There is a danger of injury or  
danger to life. Do not touch any components  
that could be live.  
1. Open the cover of the jump start terminal.  
2. Connect a terminal clamp of the positive/+  
jump lead to the positive battery terminal  
or the corresponding jump start terminal on  
the donor vehicle.  
WARNING  
3. Connect the second terminal clamp to the  
positive battery terminal or to the corre-  
sponding jump start terminal on the vehicle  
being started.  
Connecting the jump lead in the wrong se-  
quence can cause sparks. There is a danger  
of injury. Please comply with the correct se-  
quence when connecting.  
4. Connect a terminal clamp of the negative/–  
jump lead to the negative battery termi-  
nal or the corresponding engine or body  
ground on the donor vehicle.  
WARNING  
5. Connect the second terminal clamp to the  
negative battery terminal or to a corre-  
sponding engine or body ground on the ve-  
hicle being started.  
Contact between the bodywork of the two ve-  
hicles when jump-starting can cause a short  
circuit. There is a danger of injury or material  
damage. Make sure there is no contact be-  
tween vehicle bodies.  
Starting the engine  
Never use spray products to start the engine.  
Preparations  
1. Check whether the battery in the other vehi-  
cle shows 12 V voltage. Information about  
the voltage is provided on the battery.  
1. Start the engine of the donor vehicle and  
allow it to run for a few minutes at a slightly  
higher idle rotational speed.  
If starting a vehicle with diesel engine: allow  
the engine of the donor vehicle to run for  
approximately 10 minutes.  
2. Switch off the engine of the donor vehicle.  
3. Switch off any power consumers in both  
vehicles.  
2. Start the engine of the vehicle to be started  
in the usual way.  
Jump start terminals  
The starting aid terminals are located in the  
engine compartment.  
If an initial start attempt fails, wait a few  
minutes before trying again to allow the  
discharged battery to recharge.  
For further information:  
3. Allow both engines to run for a few mi-  
nutes.  
Overview, see page 389.  
4. Disconnect the jump leads in reverse order  
to connection.  
Open the lid of the starting aid terminals.  
Check the battery and have it recharged if nec-  
essary.  
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Pushing the vehicle  
To remove a broken-down vehicle from a dan-  
ger area, it can be pushed over a short dis-  
tance at a maximum speed of 10 km/h, 6 mph.  
Tow-starting/towing away  
Safety information  
WARNING  
For further information:  
For rolling or pushing the vehicle, see  
page 142.  
Individual functions may malfunction when  
tow-starting or towing away with activa-  
ted front-collision warning or Cruise Control  
switched on. There is a risk of accident. Turn  
off the front-collision warning and Cruise  
Control before tow-starting or towing away.  
Recovery vehicle  
Steptronic transmission:  
transporting the vehicle  
General  
The vehicle must not be towed for transport.  
Only have the vehicle transported on a loading  
platform.  
Safety information  
Towing other vehicles  
NOTICE  
If the vehicle is towed away with one axle  
raised, the vehicle can be damaged. There  
is a risk of material damage. Only have the  
vehicle transported on a loading platform.  
General  
Switch on the hazard warning lights in line with  
local regulations.  
If the electrical system of the vehicle being  
towed has failed, the vehicle must be made  
identifiable to other road users, for example by  
placing a sign or the warning triangle in the  
rear window.  
WARNING  
The vehicle may be damaged when raising  
and securing it.  
There is a danger of injury or material dam-  
age.  
Safety information  
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Use suitable equipment to raise the ve-  
hicle.  
WARNING  
If the permitted total weight of the towing  
vehicle is less than that of the vehicle being  
towed, the towing eye may be torn off or it  
may not be possible to control the vehicle.  
There is a risk of accident. Make sure that the  
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Do not raise or secure the vehicle by  
its towing eye, body parts or suspension  
parts.  
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total weight of the towing vehicle is greater  
than the weight of the vehicle being towed.  
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Do not exceed a towing distance of 5 km,  
3 miles.  
Ensure that the towing rope is taut when  
the towing vehicle drives off.  
WARNING  
Towing eye  
Different levels of braking may occur during  
tow-starting/towing away with adaptive recu-  
peration. There is a risk of accident. Deacti-  
vate adaptive recuperation before tow-start-  
ing/towing away.  
General  
NOTICE  
If the towbar or the towing rope is not at-  
tached correctly, other vehicle parts can be  
damaged. There is a risk of material damage.  
Attach the towbar or towing rope to the tow-  
ing eye correctly.  
Always keep the screw-on towing eye in the  
vehicle.  
The towing eye can be screwed in at the front  
or rear of the vehicle.  
Towbar  
The towing eyes of both vehicles should be on  
the same side.  
The towing eye is located under the luggage  
compartment floor.  
If it is impossible to avoid attaching the towbar  
at an angle, note the following:  
Observe the following notes when using the  
towing eye:  
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Clearance may be restricted when corner-  
ing.  
▷
Only use the towing eye supplied with the  
vehicle.  
▷
Lateral force will be generated if the towbar  
is installed at an angle.  
▷
Turn the towing eye at least 5 turns clock-  
wise and screw it in tight and as far as it  
will go. If necessary, tighten with a suitable  
object.  
Towing rope  
Note the following if using a towing rope:  
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▷
After use, unscrew the towing eye in an  
anti-clockwise direction.  
▷
Use nylon ropes or straps that will allow the  
vehicle to be towed smoothly.  
Only use the towing eye for towing on  
paved roads.  
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Fasten the towing rope so it is not twisted.  
Check the towing eye and towing rope fas-  
tening regularly.  
Avoid transverse loads on the towing eye,  
for example do not raise the vehicle by the  
towing eye.  
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Do not exceed a towing speed of 50 km/h,  
30 mph.  
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Check the towing eye mounting regularly.  
For further information:  
Toolkit, see page 407.  
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NOTICE  
If the towing eye is not used as intended,  
the vehicle or towing eye may be damaged.  
There is a risk of material damage. Observe  
the notes on using the towing eye.  
Thread for towing eye  
Press the marking on the edge of the cover to  
press it out.  
Tow-starting  
Do not attempt to tow-start the vehicle.  
If necessary, start the engine using the jump  
start.  
Have the cause of the starting problems rec-  
tified by an authorised Service Partner or an-  
other qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
For further information:  
Jump start, see page 417.  
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Care  
High-pressure cleaners  
Vehicle equipment  
Safety information  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
NOTICE  
When cleaning with high-pressure clean-  
ers, excessive pressure or excessive tem-  
peratures can damage various components.  
There is a risk of material damage. Maintain  
a sufficient distance and do not spray for an  
extended period of time. Comply with the in-  
structions for the high-pressure cleaner.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
Vehicle wash  
General  
Distances and temperature  
Regularly remove foreign objects, for example,  
leaves or snow, in the area below the wind-  
screen.  
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Maximum temperature: 60 ℃, 140 ℉.  
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Minimum distance to sensors, cameras,  
seals, and lights: 30 cm, approx. 12 in.  
Wash the vehicle frequently, especially in win-  
ter. Heavy soiling and road salt can cause  
damage to the vehicle.  
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Minimum distance to the glass sunroof:  
80 cm, 31.5 in.  
For further information:  
Automatic car washes  
For fold-out position of the windscreen wipers,  
see page 154.  
Safety information  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
The vehicle can be damaged if automatic car  
washes are used incorrectly. There is a risk  
of material damage. Observe the following  
notes:  
NOTICE  
Damages may occur if the fuel filler flap is  
open while washing. There is a risk of mate-  
rial damage. Close the fuel filler flap before  
washing. Remove any dirt behind the fuel  
filler flap with a cloth.  
▷
Textile car washes or systems using soft  
brushes are preferable, to avoid damage  
to the paintwork.  
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Before entering the washing bay or car  
wash, make sure that the vehicle is not  
too large for the facility.  
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Do not drive into delete car washes or  
washing bays with guide rails higher  
than 10 cm, 4 in, to avoid damage to the  
body.  
Lights  
Do not rub wet lights dry, and do not use  
abrasive, alcohol-based, or corrosive cleaning  
agents.  
Note the maximum tyre width of the  
guide rail to avoid damage to tyres and  
rims.  
Soak impurities, for example insect residues,  
with shampoo and wash off with water.  
Remove ice with a de-icer spray; do not use an  
ice scraper.  
▷
▷
Fold in the exterior mirrors to avoid  
damaging them.  
Deactivate the windscreen wipers and  
the rain sensor (if fitted) to avoid dam-  
age to the wiper system.  
After vehicle wash  
After vehicle wash, briefly apply the brakes  
to dry them, otherwise braking effect may be  
temporarily reduced. The heat generated by  
braking dries the brake discs and brake pads  
and protects them against corrosion.  
Entering a car wash  
Completely remove residues on the wind-  
screens to avoid affecting visibility due to  
smearing and to reduce wiping noise and  
wiper blade wear.  
NOTICE  
The selector lever position P is automatically  
engaged when standby state is switched off.  
The wheels are locked. There is a risk of  
material damage. Do not switch off standby  
state if the vehicle is to roll, e.g. in conveyor  
car washes.  
Vehicle care  
Care products  
The vehicle must be able to roll freely while in  
the car wash.  
General  
Some car washes require you to leave the ve-  
hicle. It is not possible to lock the vehicle from  
the outside in selector lever position N. If an  
attempt is made to lock the vehicle, a signal  
sounds.  
BMW recommends using care and cleaning  
products from BMW. Suitable care products  
are available from an authorised Service Part-  
ner or another qualified Service Partner or a  
specialist workshop.  
For further information:  
For rolling or pushing the vehicle, see  
page 142.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Exiting from a car wash  
Cleaning agents can contain hazardous sub-  
stances or pose a health risk. There is a dan-  
ger of injury. When cleaning the interior, open  
the doors or windows. Use only products that  
are intended for vehicle cleaning. Observe  
the notes on the packaging.  
Make sure that the vehicle key is in the vehicle.  
Switch on drive-ready state.  
For further information:  
Drive-ready state, see page 48.  
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siderable abrasion and causing the surface to  
become prematurely brittle.  
Vehicle paintwork  
General  
In case of major contaminations, use a moist  
soft sponge or microfibre cloth with a suitable  
interior cleaners.  
Regular care promotes driving safety and pre-  
serves your vehicle's value. Environmental ef-  
fects in areas with high air pollution or natural  
contaminants, for example tree resin or pollen,  
may affect the vehicle paintwork. Take such  
factors into consideration when deciding on  
the frequency and scope of vehicle care meas-  
ures.  
Immediately remove aggressive substances,  
such as sunscreen, to prevent the synthetic  
leather from being altered or discoloured.  
Fabric care  
Immediately remove aggressive substances,  
such as spilled fuel, oil, grease, or bird drop-  
pings, to prevent the paintwork from being  
damaged and discoloured.  
General  
In case of major contaminations, such as bev-  
erage stains, use a moist soft sponge or micro-  
fibre cloth with a suitable interior cleaners.  
Immediately remove aggressive substances,  
such as sunscreen, to prevent the fabric from  
being altered or discoloured.  
Matt paintwork  
Only use cleaning and care products that are  
suitable for vehicles with matt paintwork.  
Safety information  
Leather care  
Remove dust from the leather at regular inter-  
vals with a cloth or vacuum cleaner.  
NOTICE  
Open hook and loop fasteners on articles of  
clothing can damage the seat covers and  
other cloth upholstery in the vehicle. There is  
a risk of material damage. Make sure that the  
hook and loop fasteners are closed.  
Dust and road dirt will otherwise become  
worked into pores and folds, resulting in con-  
siderable abrasion and causing the leather  
surface to become prematurely brittle.  
To protect against discolouration, for example  
from clothing, clean and care for the leather  
approximately every two months.  
Care of upholstery fabrics  
Clean light-coloured leather more frequently as  
it has the tendency to soil faster.  
Vacuum regularly with a vacuum cleaner.  
Clean extensively down to the seams. Avoid  
rubbing vigorously.  
Use leather cleaner, otherwise dirt and grease  
will attack the protective coating of the leather.  
Textile care  
Use a microfibre cloth for cleaning minor con-  
tamination.  
Immediately remove aggressive substances,  
such as sunscreen, to prevent the leather from  
being altered or discoloured.  
Dampen the cloth with water.  
Synthetic leather care  
Clean the synthetic leather regularly with a  
damp microfibre cloth or vacuum cleaner.  
Dust and road dirt will otherwise become  
worked into pores and folds, resulting in con-  
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Rubber parts  
Care of special parts  
The surfaces of rubber parts can be contami-  
nated or lose their shine due to environmental  
influences. Only use water and suitable care  
products for cleaning.  
Displays, operating elements and  
protective glass of the Head-up  
display  
Rubber parts subjected to high wear and tear  
should be treated regularly with rubber care  
products. Do not use silicone-based care prod-  
ucts for treating rubber seals, otherwise these  
could be damaged and become a source of  
noise.  
NOTICE  
The surfaces can be damaged by improper  
cleaning, e.g. with chemical cleaners, mois-  
ture or liquids of all kinds. There is a risk of  
material damage.  
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Avoid applying excessive pressure and  
do not use abrasive materials.  
Wiper blades  
The wiper blades are cleaned by using the  
window washer system.  
Use a dry, clean antistatic microfibre  
cloth for cleaning displays.  
Avoid additional manual cleaning of the wiper  
blades to prevent a reduction in wipe quality.  
Clean the operating elements and, de-  
pending on the equipment, clean the  
protective glass of the Head-up display  
using a damp microfibre cloth and com-  
mercially available dish-washing soap.  
Fine wood parts  
Clean fine wood trim and fine wood parts with  
a damp cloth. Then dry with a soft cloth.  
Kenaf  
Light alloy wheels  
Treat parts made from kenaf fibres with a suit-  
able care product only.  
When cleaning the wheels while they are in-  
stalled on the vehicle, only use neutral rim  
cleaner with a pH value between 5 and 9.  
Do not use abrasive cleaners or high-pressure  
cleaners above 60 ℃, 140 ℉. Observe the  
manufacturer's instructions.  
Plastic parts  
NOTICE  
Corrosive, acidic or alkaline cleaners may de-  
stroy the protective coatings of adjacent parts,  
for example brake disc.  
Cleaning agents containing alcohol or sol-  
vents, for example nitro thinners, cold clean-  
ers, fuel or similar can damage plastic parts.  
There is a risk of material damage. Clean  
with a microfibre cloth. Lightly moisten the  
cloth with water if necessary.  
After cleaning, briefly apply the brakes to dry  
them. The heat generated by braking dries the  
brake discs and brake pads and protects them  
against corrosion.  
Do not soak the headliner.  
Chrome-like surfaces  
Chrome-like surfaces, particularly those that  
have been exposed to road salt, should be  
cleaned carefully with plenty of water, with  
added shampoo if required.  
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Seat belts  
Australia only:Mount for trailer tow  
hitch  
Keep the mount clean, depending on the  
equipment.  
WARNING  
Chemical cleaners can cause irreparable  
damage to the fabric of the seat belts. The  
protective effect of the seat belts will be lost.  
There is a danger of injury or danger to life.  
Only use a mild soap and water solution for  
cleaning the seat belts.  
Regularly grease or oil bearings and sliding  
surfaces with resin-free grease or oil.  
Before using a high-pressure cleaner on the  
vehicle, remove the ball head and insert the  
cover into the bracket.  
Dirt on the seat belt straps can interfere with  
the action of the reel and is a safety hazard.  
Sensors and camera lenses  
Clean sensors or camera lenses using a  
cloth moistened with a small amount of glass  
cleaner.  
Only clean the seat belt straps with a mild  
soap solution while still fitted to the vehicle.  
Do not allow seat belts to retract until they are  
dry.  
Laying up the vehicle  
Special measures need to be taken if putting  
the vehicle out of use for longer than three  
months. Additional information is available  
from an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist work-  
shop.  
Carpets and floor mats  
WARNING  
Objects in the driver's footwell can restrict the  
pedal travel or block a pedal that has been  
pressed. There is a risk of accident. Ensure  
that items in the vehicle are stowed securely  
and cannot get into the driver's footwell. Only  
use floor mats that are suitable for the ve-  
hicle and can be securely fastened to the  
floor. Do not use loose floor mats, and do  
not place several floor mats on top of one an-  
other. Make sure that there is sufficient space  
for the pedals. Ensure that floor mats are se-  
curely reattached after removal, for example  
for cleaning.  
Floor mats can be removed from the vehicle  
to enable the interior to be cleaned more thor-  
oughly.  
In the event of heavy soiling, clean floor car-  
pets using a microfibre cloth and water or tex-  
tile cleaner. Rub back and forth in the direction  
of travel to prevent matting.  
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REFERENCE  
Technical data  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
Vehicle equipment  
For further information:  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
General  
The technical data and specifications in the  
Owner's Handbook are reference figures. Data  
relating to a specific vehicle can deviate from  
this, for example, due to selected optional  
equipment, national-market versions or coun-  
try-specific measurement procedures. Detailed  
values can be found in the permit documents,  
on signs on the vehicle or can be requested  
from an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist work-  
shop.  
The information in the vehicle documents al-  
ways takes precedence over the information in  
the Owner's Handbook.  
Dimensions  
Dimensions can vary depending on the model  
version, equipment or country-specific meas-  
urement method.  
In addition, the height of the vehicle may vary,  
for example, due to tyres and load.  
BMW X5  
Width with mirrors  
Width without mirrors  
Height  
mm (in)  
mm (in)  
mm (in)  
mm (in)  
mm (in)  
m (ft)  
2218 (87.3)  
2004 (78.9)  
1765 (69.5)  
4935 (194.3)  
2975 (117.1)  
12.6 (41.3)  
Length  
Wheelbase  
Smallest turning circle diameter  
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Weights  
X5 xDrive40i with two rows of seats  
Kerb weight ready for use, with 75 kg, 165 lb load,  
tank 90 % full, no optional equipment  
kg (lb)  
2240 (4938)  
Permitted total weight  
Payload  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2885 (6360)  
720 (1587)  
1350 (2976)  
1680 (3704)  
100 (220)  
Front axle load limit  
Rear axle load limit  
Permitted roof load  
X5 xDrive40i with three rows of seats  
Kerb weight ready for use, with 75 kg, 165 lb load,  
tank 90 % full, no optional equipment  
kg (lb)  
2310 (5093)  
Permitted total weight  
Payload  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
3110 (6856)  
875 (1929)  
1350 (2976)  
1890 (4167)  
100 (220)  
Front axle load limit  
Rear axle load limit  
Permitted roof load  
X5 M60i xDrive  
Kerb weight ready for use, with 75 kg, 165 lb load,  
tank 90 % full, no optional equipment  
kg (lb)  
2420 (5335)  
Permitted total weight  
Payload  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
3065 (6757)  
720 (1587)  
1430 (3153)  
1680 (3704)  
100 (220)  
Front axle load limit  
Rear axle load limit  
Permitted roof load  
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X5 xDrive30d with two rows of seats  
Kerb weight ready for use, with 75 kg, 165 lb load,  
tank 90 % full, no optional equipment  
kg (lb)  
2295 (5060)  
Permitted total weight  
Payload  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2950 (6504)  
730 (1609)  
1360 (2998)  
1680 (3704)  
100 (220)  
Front axle load limit  
Rear axle load limit  
Permitted roof load  
X5 xDrive30d with three rows of seats  
Kerb weight ready for use, with 75 kg, 165 lb load,  
tank 90 % full, no optional equipment  
kg (lb)  
2370 (5225)  
Permitted total weight  
Payload  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
3175 (7000)  
880 (1940)  
1360 (2998)  
1910 (4211)  
100 (220)  
Front axle load limit  
Rear axle load limit  
Permitted roof load  
Not for Australia/New Zealand: trailer operation  
X5 xDrive40i with two rows of seats  
Trailer loads according to EU operating permit. Consult an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop about options for increasing the loads.  
Trailer load without brake  
kg (lb)  
750 (1653)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2700 (5952)  
3500 (7716)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2700 (5952)  
3500 (7716)  
Maximum trailer nose weight  
Minimum trailer nose weight  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
140 (309)  
25 (55)  
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Rear axle load limit, towing vehicle  
Permitted total weight, towing vehicle  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
1810 (3990)  
2985 (6581)  
a) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a trailer tow hitch retrofitted by BMW.  
b) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a factory-fitted trailer tow hitch.  
X5 xDrive40i with three rows of seats  
Trailer loads according to EU operating permit. Consult an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop about options for increasing the loads.  
Trailer load without brake  
kg (lb)  
750 (1653)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2500 (5512)  
3500 (7716)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2500 (5512)  
3500 (7716)  
Maximum trailer nose weight  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
140 (309)  
25 (55)  
Minimum trailer nose weight  
Rear axle load limit, towing vehicle  
Permitted total weight, towing vehicle  
2085 (4597)  
3210 (7077)  
a) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a trailer tow hitch retrofitted by BMW.  
b) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a factory-fitted trailer tow hitch.  
X5 M60i xDrive  
Trailer loads according to EU operating permit. Consult an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop about options for increasing the loads.  
Trailer load without brake  
kg (lb)  
750 (1653)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2700 (5952)  
3500 (7716)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2700 (5952)  
3500 (7716)  
Maximum trailer nose weight  
Minimum trailer nose weight  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
140 (309)  
25 (55)  
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Rear axle load limit, towing vehicle  
Permitted total weight, towing vehicle  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
1870 (4123)  
3165 (6978)  
a) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a trailer tow hitch retrofitted by BMW.  
b) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a factory-fitted trailer tow hitch.  
X5 xDrive30d with two rows of seats  
Trailer loads according to EU operating permit. Consult an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop about options for increasing the loads.  
Trailer load without brake  
kg (lb)  
750 (1653)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
1900 (4189)  
3500 (7716)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
1900 (4189)  
3500 (7716)  
Maximum trailer nose weight  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
140 (309)  
25 (55)  
Minimum trailer nose weight  
Rear axle load limit, towing vehicle  
Permitted total weight, towing vehicle  
1865 (4112)  
3050 (6724)  
a) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a trailer tow hitch retrofitted by BMW.  
b) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a factory-fitted trailer tow hitch.  
X5 xDrive30d with three rows of seats  
Trailer loads according to EU operating permit. Consult an authorised Service Partner or another  
qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop about options for increasing the loads.  
Trailer load without brake  
kg (lb)  
750 (1653)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 12 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
1700 (3748)  
3500 (7716)  
a) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
b) Trailer load with brake on upward gradient up to 8 %  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
1700 (3748)  
3500 (7716)  
Maximum trailer nose weight  
Minimum trailer nose weight  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
140 (309)  
25 (55)  
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X5 xDrive30d with three rows of seats  
Rear axle load limit, towing vehicle  
Permitted total weight, towing vehicle  
kg (lb)  
kg (lb)  
2085 (4597)  
3275 (7220)  
a) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a trailer tow hitch retrofitted by BMW.  
b) The trailer load only applies to vehicles with a factory-fitted trailer tow hitch.  
For Australia/New Zealand: trailer operation  
The trailer load specifications are shown on  
the body pillar of the driver's door.  
Capacities  
BMW X5  
Fuel tank, approx.  
Litres (gal)  
80.0 (17.6)  
Please observe the additional information  
about fuel grade, see page 392.  
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Seats for child restraint systems  
REFERENCE  
Seats for child restraint systems  
Vehicle equipment  
Information for  
manufacturers of child seats  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
General  
Information about which child restraint sys-  
tems can be used on each seat, in accordance  
with the ECE-R 16 and ECE-R 129 standards.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
Left-hand drive vehicles:Suitability of child restraint systems for each  
vehicle seat  
Seat position  
1
3 – Airbag ON 3 – Airbag OFF 4  
5
6
7
9
Seat position suitable for uni-  
versal fastening with a belt.  
No Yes  
Yes  
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes  
forward facing rearward facing  
i-Size seat position.  
No No  
No  
No  
Yes No Yes No No  
No No No No No  
Seat position suitable for side  
mounting: L1/L2.  
No No  
No No  
No No  
No No  
Largest rear-facing mount-  
ing: R1/R2X/R2/R3.  
No  
No  
No  
R3 No R3 No No  
F3 No F3 No No  
B3 No B3 No No  
Largest front-facing mount-  
ing: F2X/F2/F3.  
Largest suitable booster  
mount: B2/B3.  
A seat position without i-Size approval is not compatible with an i-Size support stand.  
A seat position with lower ISOFIX anchors, but with no top tether, is not available.  
There are no seat belt buckles for adults between the two bottom ISOFIX anchors.  
Seat number Position in the vehicle  
Seat number Position in the vehicle  
1
Front left  
5
6
7
Second-row seating centre  
Second-row seating right  
Third-row seating left  
2
3
4
Front centre  
Front right  
Second-row seating left  
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Seat number Position in the vehicle  
8
9
Third-row seating centre  
Third-row seating right  
Right-hand drive vehicles: suitability of child restraint systems for each  
vehicle seat  
Seat position  
1 – Airbag ON 1 – Airbag OFF  
Yes Yes  
forward facing rearward facing  
3
4
5
6
7
9
Seat position suitable for uni-  
versal fastening with a belt.  
No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes  
i-Size seat position.  
No  
No  
No  
No  
No Yes No Yes No No  
No No No No No No  
Seat position suitable for side  
mounting: L1/L2.  
Largest rear-facing mount-  
ing: R1/R2X/R2/R3.  
No  
No  
No  
No  
No  
No  
No R3 No R3 No No  
No F3 No F3 No No  
No B3 No B3 No No  
Largest front-facing mount-  
ing: F2X/F2/F3.  
Largest suitable booster  
mount: B2/B3.  
A seat position without i-Size approval is not compatible with an i-Size support stand.  
A seat position with lower ISOFIX anchors, but with no top tether, is not available.  
There are no seat belt buckles for adults between the two bottom ISOFIX anchors.  
Seat number Position in the vehicle  
1
Front left  
2
3
4
5
6
7
Front centre  
Front right  
Second-row seating left  
Second-row seating centre  
Second-row seating right  
Third-row seating left  
Third-row seating centre  
Third-row seating right  
8
9
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Appendix  
Brunei  
General  
Basis Central Platform  
Here is where any updates to the Owner's  
Handbook for the vehicle are listed.  
Updates after going to press  
After the Integrated Owner's Handbook in  
the vehicle went to press, the following chap-  
ters were updated in the printed Owner's  
Handbook:  
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Operation: Light: Cornering light: General.  
TA No: AA 000081  
Operation: Parking: Remote Control Park-  
ing: System limits.  
Congo, Dem. Rep. Of  
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Driving hints: Observe when driving: Run-  
ning-in instructions: Brake system.  
Basis Central Platform  
No d'homologation: HER-0023 / Fevrier / 2021  
Date d'homologation: 12 fevrier 2021  
License Texts and Certifications  
Australia  
Israel  
Basis Central Platform  
Basis Central Platform  
51-78905  
Jordan  
Basis Central Platform  
TRC No.T / 4/ 11 /11 / 1629  
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Mexico  
HeadUnit  
El número de certificado de homologación  
del Instituto Federal de Comunicaciones es  
RLVBMMG22-2522.  
Serbia  
Basis Central Platform  
И005 21  
UAE  
Basis Central Platform  
Dealer ID = DA0089862/12.  
TA RTTE = ER94289/21  
Model: BCP-01  
Type: Basic Central Platform  
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Everything from A to Z  
Index  
Adaptive brake light, see Dynamic brake  
lights 219  
0-9  
Adaptive Headlights 181  
2-axle air suspension, see Two-axle ride level  
Adaptive lighting functions 181  
Adaptive M suspension 293  
Adaptive M suspension Professional 293  
Adaptive recuperation 355  
control 294  
3D view 270  
48 V technology, see Mild hybrid technol-  
ogy 411  
Adaptive suspension 294  
AdBlue at low temperatures 395  
AdBlue at minimum 394  
A
AdBlue, see BMW diesel with BluePerform-  
ance 394  
AdBlue, topping up 395  
Additional displays camera views 266  
Additives, engine oil grades 399  
Adjust speed to route 258  
After-run of fan, see Exhaust gas particulate  
filter 340  
ABS, see Anti-lock Braking System 226  
Acceleration assistant, see Launch Control 145  
Acceleration sensor, see G-Meter 174  
Accessories and parts 10  
Accident Assistance, see BMW Accident Assis-  
tance 414  
Accident prevention, see Active Protection 222  
Acoustic pedestrian protection 138  
Activated carbon filter, see Interior filter 309  
Activation, airbag 189  
Activation points, panorama view 272  
Activation, trailer operation 349  
Activation word 59  
Active bonnet, see Active pedestrian protec-  
tion 190  
Active Cruise Control, distance control, see  
Cruise Control Systems 235  
Active Guard, refer to Collision warning sys-  
tems 191  
Active M Sport differential 229  
Active Park Distance Control 278  
Active pedestrian protection 190  
Active Protection 222  
Airbags 187  
Airbags, indicator/warning light 188  
Air conditioning function, climate control 304  
Air distribution, manual 306  
Air pressure, tyres 362  
Air quality 309  
Air recirculation function 305  
Air suspension, see Two-axle ride level con-  
trol 294  
Air vents, see Ventilation 308  
Alarm system 100  
All-season tyres, see Winter tyres 366  
All-wheel drive, see BMW xDrive 228  
Amazon Alexa Car Integration 63  
Ambient Air Package 310  
Ambient lighting 185  
Active Roll Stabilisation 293  
Active seat ventilation 307  
Active shock absorber adjustment, see Adap-  
tive M suspension 293  
Active steering, integral 230  
Adaptive 2-axle air suspension, see Two-axle  
ride level control 294  
Amount of air, automatic air conditioning 305  
Android Auto, see Owner’s Handbook for Nav-  
igation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Anticipation, Speed Limit Info 234  
Antifreeze additive, see Washer fluid 402  
Antifreeze protection, see Washer fluid 402  
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Anti-lock Braking System 226  
Anti-slip rails 328  
Anti-theft security system, locking wheel  
bolts 385  
Anti-trap mechanism, glass sunroof 107  
Anti-trap mechanism, windows 103  
Apple CarPlay, see Owner’s Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Applications, see Owner's Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Apps, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation,  
Entertainment, Communication 6  
Aquaplaning 341  
Automatic rear air-conditioning system, disa-  
bling operating elements 302  
Automatic Stability Control 228  
Automatic Start/Stop function 138  
Automatic time setting 174  
Automatic transmission, see Steptronic trans-  
mission 141  
Automatic unlocking 98  
Automating habits, BMW Intelligent Personal  
Assistant 63  
AUTO programme, automatic air condition-  
ing 302  
Average consumption, see Trip data 171  
Axle loads, permitted 429  
Armrest heating 307  
Artificial engine noise, see Acoustic protection  
for pedestrians 138  
Assistance lines camera views 266  
Assisted Driving Mode Plus, see Cruise Control  
Systems 235  
Assisted Driving Mode, tracking, see Cruise  
Control Systems 235  
Assisted View 173  
B
Backrest angle 110  
Backrest angle, rear seats 115  
Backrest contour, see Lumbar support 111  
Backrest, seats 109  
Backrest upper section, front 111  
Backrest width 111  
Back seats 113  
Bad weather light 184  
Attentiveness Assistant 223  
Attentiveness camera, driver, see Driver Atten-  
tion Camera 224  
Audioplayer, see Owner's Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Audio, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation,  
Entertainment, Communication 6  
AUTO H button, see Automatic Hold 149  
Automated slide & anti-slip rails 328  
Automatic activation, panorama view 272  
Automatic air conditioning 300  
Automatic camera perspective 269  
Automatic car washes 422  
Automatic dimming, see High-beam Assis-  
tant 182  
Automatic driving lights 178  
Automatic driving lights control 178  
Automatic Hold 149  
Automatic locking 98  
Ball head, electrically adjustable 345  
Ball head, removable 347  
Bar for tow-starting/towing away 420  
Base position, rear seats 114  
Battery, disposal 411  
Battery, vehicle 408  
Belts, see Seat belts 116  
Biodiesel 393  
Blower, see Amount of air 305  
Bluetooth audio, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Bluetooth connection, see Owner’s Handbook  
for Navigation, Entertainment, Communica-  
tion 6  
BMW Accident Assistance 414  
BMW app, see Owner’s Handbook for Naviga-  
tion, Entertainment, Communication 6  
BMW Assistance, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
BMW Curved Display 54  
Automatic parking function, exterior mirror 123  
Automatic programme, automatic air condi-  
tioning 302  
Automatic rear air-conditioning system 300  
BMW diesel with BluePerformance 394  
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BMW Digital Key 93  
BMW Drive Recorder 219  
BMW gesture control 63  
Button SOS, see Intelligent emergency call 415  
Button SOS, see Legal emergency call 414  
Button, start/stop 138  
BMW IconicSounds 299  
BMW ID 73  
BMW iDrive 50  
C
BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant 59  
BMW Live Cockpit Plus, see BMW Curved Dis-  
play 54  
BMW Live Cockpit Professional, see BMW  
Curved Display 54  
BMW Maintenance System 404  
BMW Natural Interaction, see BMW gesture  
control 63  
BMW Operating System, see BMW iDrive 50  
BMW Roadside Assistance 413  
BMW Services, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
BMW SIM Reader, see Owner’s Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
BMW Theatre Screen, see Owner’s Manual for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
BMW xDrive 228  
Calendar day, see Date 174  
Calibration of the front seats 113  
Camera cleaning 426  
Camera, instrument cluster, see Driver Atten-  
tion Camera 224  
Camera lenses, care 426  
Camera perspective, automatic 269  
Camera perspective, semi-automatic 269  
Camera, Reversing Assist Camera 268  
Cameras, see Sensors in the vehicle 41  
CANCEL button, see Cruise Control Sys-  
tems 235  
Can holder, front, see Cup holder, front 324  
Can holder, rear, see Cup holder, rear 325  
Care 422  
Care, displays, screens 425  
Care, Head-up display 425  
Care, light-alloy wheels 425  
Care of upholstery fabrics 424  
Care products 423  
Bonnet 389  
Bottle holder, front, see Cup holder, front 324  
Bottle holder, rear, see Cup holder, rear 325  
Brake Assist 226  
Brake discs, running in 338  
Brake discs, see Brake system 338  
Brake light, adaptive, see Dynamic brake  
light 219  
Brake lights, dynamic 219  
Brake pads, running in 338  
Brake pads, see Brake system 338  
Brake system 338  
Braking, notes 341  
Braking safely 341  
Breakdown, help 412  
Break recommendation, see Attentiveness As-  
sistant 223  
Brightness, control display 55  
Buckling angle, Trailer Assistant 350  
Button, AUTO H, see Automatic Hold 149  
Button, central locking system 96  
Button, key, Hill Descent Control 229  
Buttons on the steering wheel 36  
Care, vehicle 423  
Car key, see Vehicle key 79  
Carpet, care 426  
Carrying children 126  
Carrying children safely 126  
Cartridge change, see Ambient Air Pack-  
age 310  
Car wash 422  
Car washes, automatic 422  
Car wash view 271  
Catalytic converter, see Hot exhaust sys-  
tem 339  
CBS, see Condition Based Service 404  
Central display, see Control display 54  
Central indication range, instrument cluster 170  
Central key, see Vehicle key 79  
Central locking switch, see Central locking sys-  
tem 96  
Central locking system 96  
Centre armrest, front 323  
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Centre armrest, rear 324  
Centre console 38  
Compartments in the doors 323  
Compressor 369  
Changes, technical, see Your own safety 9  
Change, wheels and tyres 365  
Changing bulbs, see Lights and bulbs 408  
Changing the battery, vehicle key 80  
Charging a smartphone, see Wireless charging  
tray 320  
Condensation when vehicle is parked 342  
Condensation, windscreen 306  
Condition Based Service 404  
ConnectedDrive, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
ConnectedDrive Services, see Owner's  
Handbook for Navigation, Entertainment,  
Communication 6  
Charging cradle for smartphones, see Wireless  
charging tray 320  
Chassis number, see Vehicle identification  
number 20  
Check Control 166  
Checking tyre pressure, see Tyre Pressure  
Monitor 373  
Child locks 137  
Child restraint systems, i-Size 129  
Child restraint systems, see Carrying children  
safely 126  
Child safety seat fasteners, ISOFIX 129  
Child seat classes, see Suitable seats for child  
restraint systems 132  
ConnectedMusic, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Connecting electrical devices, see Sockets 317  
Connecting, mobile devices 66  
Connecting mobile devices to the vehicle 66  
Consumption, see Trip data 171  
Contactless opening and closing of tailgate 90  
Contacts, see Owner's Handbook for Naviga-  
tion, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Continuing driving with flat tyre, see Flat tyre  
monitor, checking tyre pressure, see Flat tyre  
monitor 380  
Child seat installation 127  
Continuing driving with flat tyre, see Tyre Pres-  
sure Monitor 373  
Control display 54  
Control display, brightness 55  
Control display, pop-ups 53  
Controller 55  
Child seats, see Carrying children safely 126  
Chrome-like surfaces, care 425  
Chrome-plated surfaces, care 425  
Cleaning, displays, screens 425  
Cleaning, Head-up display 425  
Cleaning the camera 426  
Control systems, driving stability 226  
Conveyor car wash 422  
Climate control 300  
Closing with a smartphone, see BMW Digital  
Key 93  
Closing with the Key Card 92  
Coasting 356  
Coolant 401  
Coolant level 401  
Coolant temperature, see Engine tempera-  
ture 169  
Coasting in idle 356  
Coat hooks 326  
Cooling, maximum 305  
Cornering light 182  
Cold start, see Engine start 48  
Collision Warning, see Front-collision warn-  
ing 192  
Collision warning systems 191  
Comfort Access 85  
Corrosion, brake discs 342  
Coupling angle, Trailer Assistant 350  
Crossing-traffic warning 217  
Crossroads Warning, see Front-collision warn-  
ing 192  
COMFORT, see Driving Experience Control 146  
Communication, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Compact wheel, see Emergency spare  
wheel 387  
Cruise Control, see Cruise Control systems 235  
Cruise Control Systems 235  
Cup holder, front 324  
Cup holder, rear 325  
Cup holder, third-row seating 326  
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Current driving condition 175  
Curved Display 54  
Cushions for the rear head restraints 122  
Displaying information on driver assistance,  
see Assisted View 173  
Displaying information on parking assistance,  
see Assisted View 173  
Display in the windscreen, see Head-up dis-  
play 158  
D
Display lighting, see Instrument lighting 184  
Display panel, see Instrument cluster 156  
Displays 156  
Displays and icons 7  
Displays, BMW xDrive 228  
Damages, tyres 364  
Dashboard, see Instrument cluster 156  
Dashcam, see BMW Drive Recorder 219  
Data protection, settings 72  
Data, see Deleting personal data 72  
Data storage medium, see Vehicle data and  
data protection 10  
Data, technical 428  
Date 174  
Daytime driving lights 181  
Deactivation, airbag 189  
Deep sleep mode 47  
Defrosting, windscreen 306  
De-icing 306  
Deleting, personal data 72  
Departure schedule, see Pre-cooling/pre-heat-  
ing 313  
Departure time, pre-conditioning via Remote  
Engine Start 316  
Departure time, pre-heating 314  
Destination entry, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Detecting traffic lights 261  
Diagnostic connection 405  
Diesel fuel 393  
Diesel particulate filter, see Exhaust gas partic-  
ulate filter 340  
Differential lock 229  
Display, see BMW Curved Display 54  
Display, see Control display 54  
Displays for the vehicle, see Live Vehicle 157  
Display, speed limit, see Speed Limit Info 232  
Disposal, coolant 402  
Disposal, vehicle battery 411  
Disposing of the old battery 411  
Distance control, see Cruise Control Sys-  
tems 235  
Distance to vehicle driving ahead, distance  
control, see Cruise Control Systems 235  
Distance warning, see Park Distance Con-  
trol 275  
Door handle lighting, see Welcome light 180  
Door opening angle 273  
Downhill gradient 342  
Drinks holder, front, see Cup holder, front 324  
Drinks holder, rear, see Cup holder, rear 325  
Drive mode ECO PRO 357  
Drive mode, see Driving Experience Con-  
trol 146  
Drive-off Assistant, see Dynamic Stability Con-  
trol 226  
Drive off monitoring 279  
Drive power reduced 168  
Driver activity, see Driver Attention Cam-  
era 224  
Driver assistance, parking, see Parking assis-  
tance systems 263  
Driver assistance systems 232  
Driver Attention Camera 224  
Drive-ready state, engine start 48  
Drive-ready state, see Operating condition of  
the vehicle 46  
Digital Key, see BMW Digital Key 93  
Digit input, iDrive 52  
Dimensions 428  
Dimming exterior mirror 123  
Dimming interior mirror 123  
Direct dial buttons, see Shortcuts 53  
Disabling automatic rear air-conditioning sys-  
tem 302  
Display and operating concept, see BMW  
iDrive 50  
Display, current driving condition 175  
Display, iDrive 52  
Drive Recorder 219  
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Driver profiles 73  
Emergency braking, see PostCrash –  
iBrake 223  
Emergency call 414  
Emergency Lane Assistant 251  
Emergency release, fuel filler flap 361  
Emergency release, parking lock 143  
Emergency release, rear seat backrest 116  
Emergency service, see BMW Accident Assis-  
tance 414  
Driver profiles, welcome display 73  
Drive sound, see BMW IconicSounds 299  
Driving 138  
Driving Assistant, refer to Collision warning  
systems 191  
Driving comfort 293  
Driving condition, display 175  
Driving Experience Control 146  
Driving lane lines, additional displays camera  
views 266  
Emergency service, see BMW Roadside Assis-  
tance 413  
Driving lights control, automatic 178  
Driving notes, general 339  
Driving notes, running in 338  
Driving on poor road surfaces 338  
Driving Stability Control Systems 226  
Driving, Start/Stop button 138  
Driving through water 341  
Driving tips, see General driving notes 339  
Drying air, see Air conditioning function 304  
DSC, see Dynamic Stability Control 226  
DTC, see Dynamic Traction Control 228  
Dynamic brake lights 219  
Dynamic damping, see Adaptive M suspen-  
sion 293  
Emergency spare wheel 387  
Emergency Stop Assistant 216  
Engine, automatic start-stop function 138  
Engine compartment 389  
Engine coolant 401  
Engine cooling system 401  
Engine idling when driving, see Coasting 356  
Engine noise, artificial, see Acoustic protection  
for pedestrians 138  
Engine oil filler neck 399  
Engine oil grades for topping up 399  
Engine oil level, checking electronically 398  
Engine oil, topping up 399  
Engine sound, see BMW IconicSounds 299  
Engine start, see Drive-ready state 48  
Engine start, see Jump start 417  
Engine stop, see Drive-ready state 48  
Engine temperature 169  
Dynamic damping, see Adaptive suspen-  
sion 294  
Dynamic Stability Control 226  
Dynamic Traction Control 228  
Entering an address, Navigation, see Own-  
er's Handbook for Navigation, Entertainment,  
Communication 6  
E
Entering letters and numbers 52  
Entertainment, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Entertainment, selection list in the instrument  
cluster 167  
ECO PRO 357  
ECO PRO, see Driving Experience Control 146  
Efficiency Coach, Efficient Mode 357  
Efficient coasting, see Current driving condi-  
tion 175  
Electronic oil measurement 398  
Electronic Stability Programme ESP, see Dy-  
namic Stability Control 226  
Emergency assistance, see BMW Accident As-  
sistance 414  
Emergency assistance, see BMW Roadside  
Assistance 413  
Equipment, interior 317  
eSIM Telephony, see Owner’s Manual for Nav-  
igation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
ESP Electronic Stability Programme, see Dy-  
namic Stability Control 226  
Evasion Assistant, see Front-collision warn-  
ing 192  
Exchange, wheels and tyres 365  
Exhaust gas particulate filter 340  
Emergency brake, see Emergency Stop Assis-  
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Exhaust, see Exhaust system 339  
Exhaust system 339  
Exit warning 201  
Exterior lights, locked vehicle 180  
Exterior mirror 122  
Flat tyre warning light, see Tyre Pressure Mon-  
itor 377  
Flat tyre, wheel change 383  
Flood, driving through 341  
Floor carpet, care 426  
Exterior mirror, automatic parking function 123  
Exterior mirror inner 123  
Exterior mirror with automatic anti-dazzle  
function 123  
External start, see Jump start 417  
Eye for securing cable, trailer operation 347  
Eye for towing 420  
Eyes for trailer securing chain, trailer opera-  
tion 348  
Floor mats, care 426  
Fold-out position, windscreen wiper 154  
Foot brake 341  
For information on Wi-Fi connections, see  
Owner’s Handbook for Navigation, Entertain-  
ment, Communication 6  
Fragrance cartridge, see Ambient Air Pack-  
age 310  
Fragrance, see Ambient Air Package 310  
Front airbags 187  
Front-collision warning 192  
Front passenger's mirror, tilting down, see Au-  
tomatic parking function 123  
Front passenger airbag, indicator light 190  
Front passenger seat functionality 112  
Front seats 109  
Fuel 392  
Fuel filler cap 360  
Fuel filler flap 360  
Fuel filler flap, unlocking manually 361  
Fuel grade 392  
Fuel level indicator 174  
Fuel recommendation 392  
Fuel tank capacity 433  
Fuel tank, see Capacities 433  
Fuses 411  
Eyes, see Lashing eye in the luggage compart-  
ment 328  
F
Factory settings, see Resetting vehicle data 73  
Failure message, see Check Control 166  
False alarms, see Avoiding false warnings 101  
False warnings, avoiding 101  
Fan run-on, see Exhaust gas particulate fil-  
ter 340  
Fastening seat belts, see Seat belts 116  
Fatigue Warning, see Attentiveness Assis-  
tant 223  
Fault displays, see Check Control 166  
Filling pressure, tyres 362  
Filter, see Interior filter 309  
Fine wood parts, care 425  
G
Fire extinguisher 417  
First-aid kit 412  
Flank view 270  
Flat tyre, continue driving, see Flat tyre moni-  
tor 380  
Gear change, Steptronic transmission 141  
General driving notes 339  
Gentleman function, see Front passenger seat  
functionality 112  
Flat tyre, fixing 368  
Flat tyre message, see Flat Tyre Monitor 381  
Flat tyre message, see Tyre Pressure Moni-  
tor 377  
Gesture control 63  
Gestures, see BMW gesture control 63  
Glare protection, see Sun visor 317  
Glass sunroof 104  
Flat tyre monitor 380  
Flat tyre, see Flat tyre monitor 380  
Flat tyre, see Tyre Pressure Monitor 373  
Flat tyre warning light, see Flat Tyre Moni-  
tor 381  
Glass sunroof, initialising system 108  
Glove compartment 322  
G-Meter 174  
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GPS navigation, navigation, see Owner's  
Handbook for Navigation, Entertainment,  
Communication 6  
Ground clearance, see xOffroad package 297  
Guest profile, see BMW ID 73  
Hour, see Time 174  
I
iBrake – PostCrash 223  
Ice, see Outside temperature 170  
Ice warning, see Outside temperature 170  
IconicSounds 299  
Icons and displays 7  
Identification number, see Vehicle identification  
number 20  
Identification of recommended tyres 366  
Identification of run-flat tyres 367  
iDrive 50  
Ignition key, see Vehicle key 79  
Important considerations 126  
Inclination, backrest 110  
H
Handbrake, see Parking brake 147  
Hands-free system, see Owner's Handbook  
for Navigation, Entertainment, Communica-  
tion 6  
Hazard warning lights 412  
HDC, see Hill Descent Control 229  
Head airbag 187  
Headlight flasher 151  
Headlight glass 408  
Headlights, adaptive 181  
Headlights, care 423  
Headlights, setting, see Right-hand/left-hand  
traffic 184  
Indicator light, front passenger airbag 190  
Indicator lights 159  
Individual air distribution 306  
Individual settings, see BMW ID 73  
Inductive charging, smartphone, see Wireless  
charging tray 320  
Initialisation, see Flat Tyre Monitor 381  
Input comparison 52  
Installing child restraint systems 127  
Instrument cluster 156  
Headliner 40  
Head restraint cushions 122  
Head restraints and seats 109  
Head restraints, front 119  
Head restraints, rear 120  
Head-up display 158  
Head-up display, care 425  
Head-up Display position, saving, see Memory  
function 124  
Heating, see Pre-cooling 313  
Heavy load, stowing 327  
Height, vehicle 428  
Help in case of a breakdown 412  
High-beam Assistant 182  
High-beam headlight 151  
Hill Descent Control 229  
Holder for drinks, front 324  
Holder for drinks, rear 325  
Holder, pennant 342  
Instrument lighting 184  
Instrument panel, see Instrument cluster 156  
Integral Active Steering 230  
Integrated key 81  
Integrated Owner's Handbook in the vehicle 6  
Intelligent emergency call 415  
Intelligent Personal Assistant 59  
Intended use 9  
Interior equipment 317  
Interior filter 309  
Interior lights 184  
Interior lights, locked vehicle 180  
Interior mirror 123  
Home lights 180  
Interior mirror, outer 122  
Home lights, switching on 180  
Home page, see Internet 7  
Horn 36  
Interior movement detector 101  
Intersection Assistant, see Traffic light detec-  
tion 261  
Hotel function, see Valet parking mode 97  
Hot exhaust system 339  
Interval Display, see Service requirements 176  
Ioniser, see Ambient Air Package 310  
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i-Size child restraint systems 129  
ISOFIX, child safety seat fasteners 129  
Light-alloy wheels, care 425  
Light carpet, see Welcome Light Carpet 180  
Light in exterior mirror, see Crossing-traffic  
Warning 217  
J
Lighting 178  
Lighting, loudspeakers 186  
Light in the exterior mirror, see Lane Change  
Warning 207  
Lights 178  
Lights and bulbs 408  
Lights, care 423  
Light switch 178  
Jacking points 386  
Journey data 171  
Joystick, Steptronic transmission 141  
Jump start 417  
Jump starting, see Jump start 417  
Jump start terminals 418  
List, instrument cluster, see Selection lists 167  
Live Cockpit Plus, see BMW Curved Display 54  
Live Cockpit Professional, see BMW Curved  
Display 54  
Live Vehicle 157  
Load 327  
Loading the luggage compartment, see Stow-  
ing loads 327  
Loads 327  
K
Kenaf, care 425  
Key Card 92  
Keyless Go, see Comfort Access 85  
Key, mechanical 81  
Key, see Vehicle key 79  
Kickdown, Steptronic transmission 141  
Loads, stowing and securing 327  
Local time, see Time 174  
L
Locking, automatic 98  
Laminated vehicle glass 340  
Lane boundary, warning 203  
Lane Change Assistant 252  
Lane Change Warning 207  
Lane change with active route guidance 259  
Lane Departure Warning 203  
Lane Keeping Assistant with active side colli-  
sion protection, see Side collision warning 210  
Language, setting 61  
Lashing eyes in the luggage compartment 328  
Lashing straps, see Lashing eyes in the lug-  
gage compartment 328  
Last service, see Service history 177  
Lateral Parking Aid 269  
Launch Control 145  
Laying up the vehicle 426  
Laying up, vehicle 426  
Leather care 424  
LED headlights, replacing, see Lights and  
bulbs 408  
Locking, doors and windows 137  
Locking, see Opening and closing 79  
Locking, settings 98  
Locking wheel bolts 385  
Lock, wheel bolts 385  
Lock, window lifters, see Safety switch 104  
Long stationary periods, see Deep sleep  
mode 47  
Loudspeaker lighting 186  
Low-beam headlight, operation 179  
Lower back support, see Lumbar support 111  
Luggage compartment 327  
Luggage compartment cover 331  
Luggage compartment cover, electrical 333  
Luggage compartment, extending 329  
Luggage compartment partition net 336  
Luggage rack, see Roof bars 343  
Lumbar massage, see Seat massage 112  
Lumbar support 111  
Left-hand traffic, light setting 184  
Legal emergency call 414  
Length, vehicle 428  
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Monitoring tyre pressure, see Tyre Pressure  
Monitor 373  
M
Monitor, see Control display 54  
Mount for trailer tow hitch 347  
Maintenance requirement, see Condition  
Based Service 404  
Mount for trailer tow hitch, care 426  
MP3 player, see Owner's Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
M Sport differential 229  
M suspension, adaptive, see Adaptive M sus-  
pension 293  
Maintenance System, BMW 404  
Make-up mirror 317  
Malfunction displays, see Check Control 166  
Malfunction, vehicle key 82  
Manoeuvre Assistant 285  
Manually unlock doors, see Integrated key 81  
Manual mode, transmission 144  
Manual operation, air distribution 306  
Manual operation, amount of air 305  
Manual operation, fuel filler flap 361  
Map, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation,  
Entertainment, Communication 6  
Map update, see Owner's Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Matt paintwork, care 424  
Multifunction hook 328  
Multifunction steering wheel, buttons 36  
Music track, gesture control 64  
My BMW app, see Owner’s Handbook for Nav-  
igation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
N
Neck restraints, front, see Front head re-  
straints 119  
Maximum cooling 305  
Maximum speed, display, see Speed Limit  
Info 232  
Maximum speed, winter tyres 366  
Medical supplies, see First-aid kit 412  
Memory function 124  
Neck restraints, rear, see Rear head re-  
straints 120  
Net, luggage compartment 329  
Neutral cleaner, see Light-alloy wheels,  
care 425  
Messages, see Check Control 166  
Messages, see Owner’s Handbook for Naviga-  
tion, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Methyl ester, see Diesel 393  
Metres, see Instrument cluster 156  
Microfilter, see Interior filter 309  
Mild hybrid technology 411  
Minimum tread depth, tyres 364  
Mirror position, saving, see Memory func-  
tion 124  
Non-hard roads, off-road trips 338  
No-overtaking indicator 232  
No Passing information, see Speed Limit Dis-  
play with no-overtaking indicator 232  
Notes 6  
Notifications, see Owner’s Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Nylon rope for tow-starting/towing away 420  
O
Mirror, vanity 317  
Mobile communications in the vehicle 340  
Mobile phone, see Owner's Handbook for Nav-  
igation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Mobility system, see Tyre repair kit 368  
MODE button, see Cruise Control Systems 235  
Mode ECO PRO 357  
Moisture in the headlights, see Headlight  
glass 408  
Monitoring tyre pressure, see Flat tyre moni-  
tor 380  
OBD, see On-board diagnosis 405  
Obstacle marking, additional displays camera  
views 266  
Octane number, see Petrol grade 393  
Odometer, see Trip data 171  
OFF display, instrument cluster, see Standby  
state and Drive-ready state 169  
Off-road capability, see xOffroad package 297  
Oil filler neck 399  
Oil grades for topping up, engine 399  
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Oil level, checking electronically 398  
Oil service interval, see Service require-  
ments 176  
Oil, topping up 399  
On-board computer, see Trip data 171  
On-board diagnosis 405  
Parking Assistant 280  
Parking Assistant Plus, see Parking assistance  
systems 263  
Parking Assistant Professional, see Parking  
assistance systems 263  
Parking Assistant, see Parking assistance sys-  
tems 263  
On-board monitor, see Control display 54  
One-touch signalling 151  
Parking brake 147  
Open circuit 410  
Opening and closing 79  
Parking brake function, see Active Park Dis-  
tance Control 278  
Opening with a smartphone, see BMW Digital  
Key 93  
Parking lock, unlocking electronically 143  
Parking view, gesture control 64  
Parking with Automatic Hold 149  
Particle filter, see Exhaust gas particulate fil-  
ter 340  
Particulate filter, see Interior filter 309  
Partition net 336  
Opening with the Key Card 92  
Operating condition of the vehicle 46  
Operating menus, see BMW iDrive 50  
Operating principle, see BMW iDrive 50  
Operating System, see BMW iDrive 50  
Operating temperature, see Engine tempera-  
ture 169  
Part replacement 407  
Parts and accessories 10  
Operation by voice control 59  
Optimum shift indicator 168  
Optional equipment, see Vehicle equipment 8  
Outlets, see Ventilation 308  
Outside temperature 170  
Overheating of the engine, see Engine temper-  
ature 169  
Payload, technical data 429  
PDC, see Park Distance Control 275  
Pedestrian protection, acoustic 138  
Pedestrian protection, active 190  
Pedestrian Warning, see Front-collision warn-  
ing 192  
Pennant holder 342  
Owner's Handbook on language, BMW Intelli-  
gent Personal Assistant 61  
Personal Assistant 59  
Personal data, deleting 72  
Personal eSIM, see Owner’s Manual for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Personal hotspot, see Owner’s Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Personal profile, see BMW ID 73  
Personal settings 72  
Petrol 392  
Petrol grade 393  
Petrol particulate filter, see Exhaust gas partic-  
ulate filter 340  
Phone call, gesture control 64  
Physical units, see Setting units of measure-  
ment 175  
P
Paintwork, vehicle care 424  
Panorama View 272  
Panorama View, see Panorama View 272  
Panoramic display, see Owner’s Manual for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Panoramic glass sunroof, see Glass sun-  
roof 104  
Park Assist 280  
Park Assist Professional 280  
Park Assist, see Manoeuvre Assistant 285  
Park Distance Control 275  
Parking aid, see Park Distance Control 275  
Parking assistance lines, additional displays  
camera views 266  
Place for children 126  
Plasters, see First-aid kit 412  
Plastic parts, care 425  
Pop-ups, control display 53  
Possible gestures, gesture control 64  
Parking assistance systems 263  
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PostCrash – iBrake 223  
Rear seat backrest angle 115  
Rear seat backrests, folding down 329  
Rear seats 113  
Rear ventilation, third-row seating 309  
Rear-view mirror with automatic anti-dazzle  
function 123  
Rear-wheel steering, see Integral Active Steer-  
ing 230  
Power display, instrument cluster 168  
Power display, see Sport displays 176  
Powermeter, see Power display 168  
Power window regulators 102  
Pre-conditioning via Remote Engine Start 314  
Pre-cooling/pre-heating 313  
Pressure, tyres 362  
Pressure warning, see Flat tyre monitor, tyre  
pressure warning, see Flat tyre monitor 380  
Pressure warning, see Tyre Pressure Moni-  
tor 373  
Prevention of rear-end collision, see Rear Colli-  
sion Prevention 212  
Protective function, glass sunroof, see Anti-  
trap mechanism 107  
Protective function, windows, see Anti-trap  
mechanism 103  
Rear window heating 307  
Rear wiper, operation 154  
Recirculation, see Air recirculation function 305  
Recommended gear for fuel-efficient driving,  
see Optimum shift indicator 168  
Recommended makes of tyre 366  
Recuperation, adaptive 355  
Recycling, see Recycling 406  
Reduced drive power 168  
Reducing agent, see BMW diesel with Blue-  
Performance 394  
Refuelling 360  
Remote 3D View 274  
R
Remote Control Parking 288  
Remote control, see Vehicle key 79  
Remote Engine Start, see Pre-conditioning 314  
Remote operation, see Remote Control Park-  
ing 288  
Remote services, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Remote Software Upgrade 68  
Renewal, wheels and tyres 365  
Replacement of parts 407  
Replacement, wheels and tyres 365  
Replacing bulbs, see Lights and bulbs 408  
Replacing front lights, see Lights and  
bulbs 408  
Replacing headlights, see Lights and  
bulbs 408  
Replacing light-emitting diodes, see Lights and  
bulbs 408  
Replacing lights, see Lights and bulbs 408  
Replacing parts 407  
Replacing rear lights, see Lights and  
bulbs 408  
Reserve warning, see Range 174  
Resetting, vehicle data 73  
Racing track 343  
Radar sensors, see Sensors in the vehicle 41  
Radiator fan, see Exhaust gas particulate fil-  
ter 340  
Radio information, see Owner’s Manual for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Radio, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation,  
Entertainment, Communication 6  
Radio signals 340  
Radio stations, see Owner’s Manual for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Rain sensor 152  
Range 174  
Rapeseed methyl ester RME, see Diesel 393  
READY display, instrument cluster, see  
Standby state and Drive-ready state 169  
Real Time Traffic Information, see Owner's  
Handbook for Navigation, Entertainment,  
Communication 6  
Rear Collision Prevention 212  
Rear fog light 184  
Rear fog light, replacing, see Lights and  
bulbs 408  
Rear light, replacing, see Lights and bulbs 408  
Rear luggage rack 353  
Reset, Tyre Pressure Monitor 375  
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Reset, vehicle settings 73  
Restraint systems for children, see Carrying  
children safely 126  
S
Safe Exit, see Exit warning 201  
Safe seating position 109  
Safe Share function, see BMW Digital Key 93  
Safety and warning, refer to Collision warning  
systems 191  
Safety package, see Active Protection 222  
Safety switch, windows 104  
Safety systems, refer to Collision warning sys-  
tems 191  
Safety systems, see Airbags 187  
Saved stations, see Owner’s Manual for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Saving energy, see Optimum shift indica-  
tor 168  
Scenting, see Ambient Air Package 310  
Sealing compound, see Tyre repair kit 368  
Seamless mode change, see Remote Control  
Parking 288  
Seat and armrest heating 307  
Seat belt reminder, see Seat belt warning 118  
Seat belts 116  
Restricted Driving, see BMW Digital Key 93  
Rest state, see Operating condition of the vehi-  
cle 46  
RESUME button, see Cruise Control Sys-  
tems 235  
Retreaded tyres 366  
Reversing Assistant 290  
Reversing Assistant Professional 290  
Reversing Assist Camera 268  
Revolution counter 169  
Right-hand traffic, light setting 184  
Risk of collision when exiting 201  
RME rapeseed methyl ester, see Diesel 393  
Road Priority Warning 212  
Roadside Assistance, see BMW Accident As-  
sistance 414  
Roadside Assistance, see BMW Roadside As-  
sistance 413  
Roller cover for luggage compartment, electri-  
cal, see Luggage compartment cover, electri-  
cal 333  
Roller sunblinds, rear side windows 104  
Rolling in idle, see Coasting 356  
Roll stabilisation, see Active Roll Stabilisa-  
tion 293  
RON, see Petrol grade 393  
Roof bars 343  
Roof load, permitted 429  
Seat belts, care 426  
Seat belt warning 118  
seat calibration 113  
Seat heating 307  
Seat massage 112  
Seat position, saving, see Memory function 124  
Seats and head restraints 109  
Seats, front 109  
Seats, rear 113  
Seat ventilation, active 307  
Securing, loads 327  
Selection list in the instrument cluster 167  
Selector lever, Steptronic transmission 141  
Self-levelling suspension, see Two-axle ride  
level control 294  
Semi-automatic camera perspective 269  
Sensors, care 426  
Sensors in the vehicle 41  
Service 404  
Service history 177  
Service performed, see Service history 177  
Service requirements 176  
Roof luggage bars, see Roof bars 343  
Rope for tow-starting/towing away 420  
Roundabout light 182  
Route and Intersection Assistant, see Adjust-  
ing speed to route 258  
Route and Intersection Assistant, see Traffic  
light detection 261  
Route, navigation, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
RSC, see Run-flat tyres 367  
Rubber parts, care 425  
Run-flat capabilities, tyres 367  
Run-flat tyres 367  
Run-flat tyres, see Run-flat tyres 367  
Running in 338  
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Service requirement, see Condition Based  
Service 404  
Service, see BMW Accident Assistance 414  
Service, see BMW Roadside Assistance 413  
Service, see Service requirements 176  
SET button, see Cruise Control Systems 235  
Set clock 174  
Set day, see Date 174  
Set time, see Time 174  
Setting, control display 55  
Settings, locking/unlocking 98  
Settings, resetting, vehicle 73  
Settings, seats and head restraints 109  
Settings, steering wheel 124  
Shift Lights, revolution counter 170  
Shift paddles on the steering wheel 144  
Shock absorber adjustment, active, see Adap-  
tive M suspension 293  
Software upgrade, see Remote Software Up-  
grade 68  
Software version, see Remote Software Up-  
grade 68  
Soot particulate filter, see Exhaust gas particu-  
late filter 340  
SOS button, see Intelligent emergency call 415  
SOS button, see Legal emergency call 414  
Sound settings, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Sound system, see Owner’s Manual for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Spanner, see Toolkit 407  
Spare wheel, see Emergency spare wheel 387  
Speech recognition 59  
Speed Limit Assist 255  
Speed Limit Device, speed limiter, see Cruise  
Control Systems 235  
Shortcuts, iDrive 53  
Side airbag 187  
Side collision warning 210  
Speed limit, display, see Speed Limit Info 232  
Speed limiter, manual, see Cruise Control Sys-  
tems 235  
Side lights 179  
Speed Limit Info 232  
Speed Limit Info with anticipation 234  
Speed limit warning 232  
Side nozzles, see Ventilation 308  
Side protection, see Automatic camera per-  
spective 269  
Sport differential 229  
Signal horn, horn 36  
Signals on unlocking, see Acknowledgement  
signals 98  
SIM Reader, see Owner’s Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Sizes, see Dimensions 428  
Slipperiness, see Outside temperature 170  
Slippery road, see Outside temperature 170  
Smallest turning radius, vehicle 428  
Smartphone, operating via voice input 62  
Smartphone, see Owner's Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Snaking movement of the trailer, see Trailer  
Stability Control 352  
Sport displays 176  
Sport programme, transmission 141  
SPORT, see Driving Experience Control 146  
Sport suspension, see Adaptive M suspen-  
sion 293  
Sport suspension, see Adaptive M suspension  
Professional 293  
SPRINT display 146  
Sprint function 146  
Stability control systems 226  
Standard equipment, see Vehicle equipment 8  
Standby state, see Operating condition of the  
vehicle 46  
Start/Stop button 138  
Snow chains 372  
Starting, see Drive-ready state 48  
Starting the engine, see Drive-ready state 48  
Starting the engine with the Key Card 92  
Status indicator, tyres 375  
Status information, iDrive 51  
Status of the Owner's Handbook 8  
Status, vehicle 175  
Socket for on-board diagnosis 405  
Sockets, electrical devices 317  
Soft-close function for doors, doors 97  
Software update, see Remote Software Up-  
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Steering column adjustment 124  
Temperature display, see Outside tempera-  
ture 170  
Tensioning strap, see Lashing eyes in the lug-  
gage compartment 328  
Steering, see Integral Active Steering 230  
Steering wheel, adjusting 124  
Steering wheel, buttons 36  
Steering wheel heating 308  
Steering wheel position, saving, see Memory  
function 124  
Steptronic sport transmission, see Steptronic  
transmission 141  
Terminal, jump start 418  
Thigh support 111  
Third-row seating 115  
Tilt alarm sensor 101  
Tilting down, front passenger's mirror, see Au-  
tomatic parking function 123  
Time 174  
Time of day, see Time 174  
Time setting, automatic 174  
Time zone 174  
Steptronic transmission 141  
Stopping the engine, see Drive-ready state 48  
Storage compartment, centre console 323  
Storage compartment, luggage compart-  
ment 329  
Storage compartments 322  
Storage, see Laying up the vehicle 426  
Storage, tyres 367  
Stowing, loads 327  
Summer tyres, tread 364  
Toolkit 407  
Tools 407  
Torque display, see Sport displays 176  
Total weight, permitted 429  
Total weight, trailer operation 430  
Touchpad, Controller 57  
Sun visor 317  
Supplementary Owner's Handbook 7  
Suspension, electronic, see Adaptive M sus-  
pension 293  
Suspension settings, see Driving Experience  
Control 146  
Tourist function, see Right-hand/left-hand traf-  
fic 184  
Towbar 420  
Tow fitting, see Towing eye 420  
Towing away 419  
Switches, see Vehicle cockpit 36  
Switch for driving dynamics, see Driving Expe-  
rience Control 146  
SYNC programme, automatic air condition-  
ing 306  
Towing eye 420  
Towing rope 420  
Towing, see Tow-starting and towing  
away 419  
Tow-starting 419  
System, alarm, see Alarm system 100  
System language, setting, see Language 61  
Tracking, Assisted Driving Mode, see Cruise  
Control Systems 235  
Traction control system, see Dynamic Stability  
Control 226  
TRACTION, driving dynamics 228  
Traffic information, see Owner's Handbook for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Traffic information, see Owner’s Manual for  
Navigation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Traffic jam assistant, Assisted Driving Mode  
Plus, see Cruise Control Systems 235  
Traffic light detection 261  
T
Tailgate, contactless opening and closing 90  
Tank display 174  
Technical changes, see Your own safety 9  
Technical data 428  
Telephone, see Owner's Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Telephone, selection list in the instrument  
cluster 167  
Teleservices, see Owner's Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Temperature, automatic air conditioning 303  
Traffic-queue assistant, Assisted Driving Mode  
Plus, see Cruise Control Systems 235  
Trailer Assistant 350  
Trailer loads 430  
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Trailer nose weight, technical data 430  
Trailer operation 344  
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Trailer operation, activation 349  
Trailer operation, technical data 430, 433  
Trailer Stability Control 352  
Trailer tow hitch, ball head, electrically adjusta-  
ble 345  
Trailer tow hitch, ball head, removable 347  
Trailer tow hitch, care 426  
Trailer tow hitch view 271  
Transmission mode ECO PRO 357  
Transmission, see Steptronic transmission 141  
Travel & Comfort System 319  
Tread, tyres 364  
UCC, see Traffic light detection 261  
Ultrasonic sensors, see Sensors in the vehi-  
cle 41  
Units of measurement, setting 175  
Units, see Setting units of measurement 175  
Unloaded weight 429  
Unlocking, automatic 98  
Unlocking, see Opening and closing 79  
Unlocking, settings 98  
Updates after going to press 8  
Upgrade, see Remote Software Upgrade 68  
Upper retaining strap, top tether 131  
Urban Cruise Control, see Traffic light detec-  
tion 261  
USB audio, see Owner’s Handbook for Navi-  
gation, Entertainment, Communication. 6  
USB port, position in the vehicle 318  
Use, intended 9  
Trip data 171  
Trip odometer, see Trip data 171  
Trips on poor road surfaces 338  
Turn indicator, indicator light 163  
Turn indicator, operation 151  
Turn indicator, replacing bulbs, see Lights and  
bulbs 408  
Turn Indicator, see Turn indicator 151  
Turning circle lines, additional displays camera  
views 266  
Turning radius, vehicle 428  
Turning up, dimming, see High-beam Assis-  
tant 182  
Turn Warning, see Front-collision warning 192  
Two-axle ride level control 294  
Tyre age 365  
V
Valet parking mode 97  
Vanity mirror 317  
Variable light distribution 182  
Variable steering, see Integral Active Steer-  
ing 230  
Vehicle acknowledgement signals 98  
Vehicle battery 408  
Vehicle breakdown, see Help in case of a  
breakdown 412  
Vehicle care 423  
Tyre change 365  
Tyre damages 364  
Tyre inflation pressure 362  
Tyre makes, recommendation 366  
Tyre pressure 362  
Tyre Pressure Monitor 373  
Tyre Pressure Monitor, reset 375  
Tyre pressure warning, see Tyre Pressure  
Monitor 373  
Tyre repair kit 368  
Tyres and wheels 362  
Tyre sealant, see Tyre repair kit 368  
Tyre settings 374  
Tyres with run-flat capabilities 367  
Tyre tread 364  
Vehicle cockpit 36  
Vehicle data and data protection 10  
Vehicle data, resetting 73  
Vehicle equipment 8  
Vehicle identification number 20  
Vehicle key 79  
Vehicle key, additional 79  
Vehicle key, changing the battery 80  
Vehicle key, integrated key 81  
Vehicle key, loss 80  
Vehicle key, malfunction 82  
Vehicle paintwork, care 424  
Vehicle, running in 338  
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Vehicle status 175  
Vehicle wash 422  
Water, see Condensation when vehicle is  
parked 342  
Ventilation 308  
Web page, see Internet 7  
Website 7  
Weights 429  
Welcome display, driver profiles 73  
Welcome light 180  
Welcome Light Carpet, see Welcome light 180  
Wheelbase, vehicle 428  
Wheel change 383  
Ventilation, see Pre-cooling 313  
Ventilation, third-row seating 309  
Video recording, see BMW Drive Recorder 219  
Video, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation,  
Entertainment, Communication 6  
VIN, see Vehicle identification number 20  
Voice control 59  
Voice control system 59  
Voice input, see BMW Intelligent Personal As-  
sistant 59  
Wheels and tyres 362  
Wheels and tyres, exchange 365  
Widgets, iDrive 51  
Volume, gesture control 64  
Volume, see Owner's Handbook for Naviga-  
tion, Entertainment, Communication 6  
Widgets, instrument cluster, see Central indica-  
tion range 170  
Width, vehicle 428  
Window glass, defrosting 306  
Window lifters 102  
Windscreen, defrosting 306  
Windscreen washer jets 154  
Windscreen washing system, see Wiper sys-  
tem 151  
Windscreen wiper, fold-out position 154  
Windscreen wipers 151  
Windscreen wipers, see Wiper system 151  
Winter storage, see Laying up the vehicle 426  
Winter tyres 366  
W
Warning function for oncoming traffic, see  
Front-collision warning 192  
Warning function, rear-end collision 212  
Warning function with wrong direction of travel,  
see Wrong-way Warning 215  
Warning in case of crossing traffic 217  
Warning light in exterior mirror, see Crossing-  
traffic Warning 217  
Warning light in the exterior mirror, see Lane  
Change Warning 207  
Warning lights 159  
Warning messages, see Check Control 166  
Warnings, false 101  
Warning systems for collision risk 191  
Warning triangle 412  
Winter tyres, tread 364  
Wiper blades, changing 407  
Wipers, see Wiper system 151  
Wiping fluid, see Washer fluid 402  
Wireless charging, smartphone, see Wireless  
charging tray 320  
Wireless charging tray for smartphones 320  
Wood parts, care 425  
Wordmatch principle, see Input comparison 52  
Workshop, see Service requirements 176  
Wrong-way Warning 215  
Warning when exiting 201  
Warning when opening the doors, see Exit  
warning 201  
Warranty 9  
Warranty Booklet, see Warranty 9  
Washer fluid 402  
Washer fluid, reservoir 402  
Washer jets, windows 154  
X
xDrive 228  
Washing fluid, see Washer fluid 402  
Wash, vehicle 422  
xOffroad package 297  
xView, see BMW xDrive 228  
Water on roads 341  
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