Q: How does the Roll Stability Control™ system work?
How does the Roll Stability Control™ system work?
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Your vehicle offers several different control systems to make driving safer in a very wide range of conditions. One of those is the Roll Stability Control™ (RSC) system. RSC is designed to help enhance stability, which is necessary because of the high center of gravity on your vehicle. Here’s how it works:
- RSC is automatically turned on when you start the engine.
RSC will activate during maneuvers that inherently make the vehicle tip, including:
- Sharp, fast lane changes
- Fast turning
- Maneuvering to avoid an obstacle in the road
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