The Stability Control System in your Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is designed to enhance vehicle safety by helping you maintain control during slippery or challenging driving conditions. Understanding how to use and maintain this system ensures you get the most out of your vehicle’s safety features.

How the Stability Control System Works

This system automatically detects when your vehicle begins to lose traction or stability, such as during sudden turns or on wet roads. It then adjusts engine power and applies braking to individual wheels to help keep your Outlander PHEV on its intended path.

Using the Stability Control System

The system is active by default every time you start your vehicle, requiring no manual activation. However, you can temporarily disable it if needed, such as when driving in deep snow or mud, to allow more wheel spin. Always remember to reactivate it afterward for optimal safety.

Maintaining Your Stability Control System

  • Regularly check your tires: Proper tire pressure and tread depth are essential for the system to function correctly.
  • Keep sensors clean: Dirt or debris on wheel speed sensors can affect performance.
  • Schedule routine inspections: Have your system checked during regular vehicle maintenance to ensure all components are working properly.
  • Address warning lights promptly: If the stability control warning light appears, consult your Mitsubishi service center immediately.

By understanding and maintaining the Stability Control System, you can enjoy added confidence and safety on every drive with your Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV.