
Your vehicle is equipped with a barrier net.
When you load some cargoes on the rear seat or rear cargo area, you must install the barrier net behind front or rear seatback.
It is designed to help protect the heads of the occupants by obstructing objects flying forward in frontal collisions.
There are eight hook holders: two each on both sides of the headliners over the head restraints for upper side fixation and four on the floor behind the front or rear seats for lower side fixation.
To install the barrier net

1. Compress and push one side of the net shaft longitudinally towards the large hole (1) until it touches the upper side. Then, secure by sliding into the small hole (2).

2. Fasten the net strap hooks to the corresponding hook holders on the floor behind the front or rear seats.

This symbol indicates the location of the hook holders on the floor behind the rear seat.

3. Fasten the straps, using the adjuster (1).
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To remove the barrier net
1. Loosen the straps using the strap adjusters and remove the strap hooks from the hook holders.
2. Remove the net upper shaft by pulling it through the large holes.
3. Remove the barrier net.
Use the cover to hide items stored in the cargo area. The cargo area cover will lift when the tailgate is opened. Disconnect the strap (1) from the holder if you want to return the cover to the original position.
Use the cargo security screen to hide items stored in the cargo area. NOTICE Since the cargo security screen may be damaged or malformed, do not put luggage on it when it is used.
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Check your tyres, including the spare tyre, once a month or more. How to check Use a good quality tyre pressure gauge to check tyre pressure. You can not tell if your tyres are properly inflated simply by looking at them. Radial tyres may look properly inflated when they are under-inflated.