Technlcal Dala
Roadside Assistance & Emergency Information
Roadslde
Asslstance &
Emergency
Informatlon
Preparing thevehicle
forTransportation
ecall
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CAUTION: In Ihe unllkely sltuatlon In whlch the
vehlcle's electrfcal systems are not functlonlng and
the parklng brake cannol be dlsengaged. wheeled
dollles or skld pads must be used under Ihe rear
wheels lo prevent damage to Ihe vehlcle.
ecall (North America)
Vehlcle Locatlon
Forflatbed transporters. skalas or dollles ar•
requlrad on all four whaels.
For a front-end Suspended Ilft, dollle3 are
requlrgd on both rear wheels,
Roadslde
Asslstance
Flsker Roodslde Asslstonce
U8lng 8kats8. dollle8, or wheel11ft8
If you are unable to shlftthe geor Into N (Neutral), the wheels
must be Ilfted onto skates, dollles, or a transporter wheel Ilft.
Contacllng Roadslde
Asslstance
Chockth8whe81sto prev8ntth8V8hlclefrom rolllng.
Dlsclalmer
2. Attach the vehicle to the transporterwlnch uslng the
recovery eye or nylon straps. See PullL
Instructlons for
Tran8porter8
Transportlng the V8hlcl&
reparing Ih
ansportali
Liftthe wheels using skates, dollies. orwheel lifts.
For flatb8d transport8rs, skat8s or dolli8s are required
on all fourwheels.
Pulling the Vehicl8 onto a
Trailer orTransporter
For a front-end suspended Ilft, dollles are requlred on
both rear wheels.
Recoveringthevehicle From
a Ditch
4. With the wheels off the ground.thevehicle can be
positioned for loading onto the transporter.
Securing the Vehicle for
Transportation
Dlsabllng the Power
System
