Tie-Down Range

For ground transportation

Tie-down at 4 locations

CAUTION: When the vehicle is tied down toward the vehicle inside, hook the hooks on the rear tie-down holes from vehicle inside. When the vehicle is tied down toward the vehicle outside, hook the hooks from vehicle outside.

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(A)	Front tie-down hook
(B)	Rear tie-down hole
(C)	Chain pulling range at tie-down condition

Tie-down at 2 locations
CAUTION: Pull the tie-down hook rope evenly to the front and rear side. Do not hook the hooks outside the wheelbase to avoid up/down pitching.

NOTE: The length (D) should be the same.

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(A)	Rear tie-down hole
(C)	Hook
(D)	Rope length
(B)	Tie-down hook

For sea transportation

CAUTION: Hook on the front tie-down hook from vehicle inside, and tie down toward vehicle inside. Also, ensure that the open part of the hooks engaged with the front tie-down hook and the towing hook (eyebolt) faces downwards in order to prevent dropping off. The towing hooks (eyebolts) are exclusively used for towing and sea transportation tie-down, and do not use them for ground and freight transportation.

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(A)	Front tie-down hook
(B)	Towing hook (eyebolt)
(C)	Chain pulling range at tie-down condition
(D)	400 mm (15.7 in)
(E)	1, 500 mm (59.1 in)