Ford 2015 Mustang Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 171)

LOAD LIMIT

Vehicle Loading - with and

without a Trailer

This section guides you in the

proper loading of your vehicle,

trailer, or both. Keep your loaded

vehicle weight within its design

rating capability, with or without

a trailer. Properly loading your

vehicle provides maximum return

of vehicle design performance.

Before you load your vehicle,

become familiar with the

following terms for determining

your vehicle’s weight rating, with

or without a trailer, from the

vehicle’s Tire Label or Safety

Compliance Certification Label.

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PAYLOAD

Payload - The combined weight

of cargo and passengers that your

vehicle is carrying. The maximum

payload for your vehicle appears

on the Tire Label. The label is

either on the B-pillar or the edge

of the driver door. (Vehicles

exported outside the US and

Canada may not have a Tire

Label.) Look for “THE

COMBINED WEIGHT OF

OCCUPANTS AND CARGO

SHOULD NEVER EXCEED XXX

kg OR XXX lb.” for maximum

payload. The payload listed on the

Tire Label is the maximum

payload for your vehicle as built

by the assembly plant. If you

install any additional equipment

on your vehicle, you must

determine the new payload.

Subtract the weight of the

equipment from the payload listed

on the Tire Label. When towing,

trailer tongue weight or king pin

weight is also part of payload.

WARNING

The appropriate loading

capacity of your vehicle can

be limited either by volume

capacity (how much space is

available) or by payload capacity

(how much weight the vehicle

should carry). Once you have

reached the maximum payload of

your vehicle, do not add more

cargo, even if there is space

available. Overloading or

improperly loading your vehicle

can contribute to loss of vehicle

control and vehicle rollover.

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