Low Traction Launch and Drive-off Support Indicators

Low Traction Launch

These are Low Traction Launch or Drive-off Support Indicator symbols. The first appears as a spoked wheel with an arrow pointing out and a wavy line beneath meant to represent the ground. The second shows a tire or wheel with an arrow behind it in yellow/amber/orange. The indicators are seen only when the low traction launch or drive-off support options are activated.

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The options enhance low speed maneuvering and pulling away from a standstill in adverse conditions. The touchscreen automatically displays a low traction launch pop-up screen if the a driving program is selected that accounts for conditions such as grass, gravel or snow.

To be activated, the vehicle must be stationary and additional terrain controls must be inactive. Low traction launch can be used in conjunction with a descent control system.

Do not confuse the indicators with the one seen at the right. It too features a wheel or tire, but is one of far too many Traction Control Indicator options. Click here for more information.

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