2006 BMW 5-Series 525i 525xi 530i 530xi 550i E60 E61 Owners Manual

Standard tires
the vehicle is being driven, this can indicate final
failure of the damaged tire. Reduce speed and
stop at a suitable location as soon as possible,
otherwise pieces of the tire could become
detached and cause an accident. Do not con-
tinue driving, but instead contact your BMW
center.<
1.
If all four wheels are shown in yellow, iden-
tify the damaged tire on the vehicle.
2.
Replace the damaged wheel or wheels,
refer to Changing wheels on page 215.
In contrast to a compact wheel, a spare wheel is
equipped with the necessary TPM electronics
and also monitored after mounting and after
resetting the system.
Malfunction
The yellow warning light flashes and
then lights up continuously. The tires
are shown in gray on the Control Dis-
play and a message is displayed. No flat tire can
be detected.
Have the tire replaced by a BMW center or a
workshop informed on handling TPM which
works according to BMW repair procedures
with correspondingly trained personnel.
A message like this is displayed in the following
situations:
Run-flat tires*
1.
Cautiously reduce speed to below 50 mph/
>
>
>
In case of a malfunction;
have the system checked.
80
km/h. Avoid sudden braking and steer-
ing maneuvers. Do not exceed a speed of
If a wheels is mounted without TPM elec-
tronics
50
mph/80 km/h.
If the vehicle is not equipped with run-
flat tires, refer to page 201, do not
continue driving. Continuing to drive with a
If TPM is temporarily interfered with by
other systems or devices which use the
same radio frequency.
flat tire could cause severe accidents.<
2.
In the event of complete tire pressure loss,
0
distance for continued driving on the basis
of the following guide values:
psi/0 kPa, you can estimate the possible
Active steering*
The concept
>
With a light load:
1 to 2 persons without luggage:
approx. 155 miles/250 km
The active steering is a system that actively var-
ies the steering angle of the front wheels in rela-
tion to the steering wheel movements.
>
With a medium load:
When you are driving in the low road speed
range, e.g. in a town or when parking, the steer-
ing angle increases, i.e. the steering becomes
very direct. In the higher speed range, on the
other hand, the steering angle is reduced more
and more. This improves the handling capability
of your BMW over the entire speed range.
2 persons, luggage compartment or
cargo area full, or 4 persons without
luggage:
approx. 95 miles/150 km
>
With a full load:
from 4 persons, luggage compartment
or cargo area full:
In critical situations, the system can make tar-
geted corrections to the steering angle pro-
vided by the driver and thus stabilize the vehicle
before the driver intervenes. This stabilizing
intervention is simultaneously deactivated
when DSC is switched off, refer to page 87.
approx. 30 miles/50 km
Drive reservedly and do not exceed a
speed of 50 mph/80 km/h. In the event of
pressure loss, vehicle handling changes. This
includes reduced tracking stability in braking,
extended braking distance and altered natural
steering characteristics.
If unusual vibrations or loud noises occur while
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James on Jun 08, 2014.

Very easy to do


dave johnston on Apr 01, 2014.

I parked my BMW 2006 525 sedan for the winter and now it wont start I need some help battery is fine tried to boost and still wont start


Steve Olson on Nov 23, 2013.