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How to activate the tire pressure monitoring on Haval H6?

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DiJade
07/29/25 7:37am
To activate the tire pressure monitoring on Haval H6, start the engine and press the page-turning button on the steering wheel to switch the trip computer interface on the combination meter to display the tire pressure monitoring. This allows you to view the real-time pressure and temperature information of all four tires in use. The Haval H6 is a compact SUV with body dimensions of 4653mm in length, 1886mm in width, and 1730mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2738mm. It is equipped with a 2.0L turbocharged engine that delivers a maximum horsepower of 211PS and a maximum power of 155kW. The front suspension uses a MacPherson independent suspension, while the rear suspension employs a double-wishbone independent suspension.
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VonAugust
08/13/25 1:36am
As a Haval H6 owner, I'd like to share my experience with activating the tire pressure monitoring system. After starting the vehicle, the system is automatically enabled by default, but you need to manually display it through settings. On the central control screen, tap the vehicle settings menu, select the safety or vehicle status section, then locate and enable the tire pressure monitoring option. After activation, the dashboard will display real-time pressure readings. Tire pressure monitoring is crucial—it helps prevent blowouts and can even improve fuel efficiency. I check my tire pressure monthly to ensure it stays within the recommended range (usually listed on the door frame label). If pressure drops too low, the system triggers an alert, providing extra peace of mind while driving. This habit has made my journeys safer and more worry-free, and I recommend developing a routine of regular checks as well.
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ReedLynn
10/04/25 8:06am
As a novice driver, I initially didn't know how to activate the tire pressure monitoring. Later, I found it quite simple: after starting the Haval H6, the system runs automatically, and the tire pressure values are displayed on the dashboard. If you want to manually set or view details, just tap the central control screen to enter the vehicle settings, find the tire pressure monitoring, and turn it on. Correct tire pressure is crucial; I often refer to the manual or ask the 4S shop, with the recommended pressure around 230-250 kPa. Pay attention to monitoring alerts regularly to avoid tire issues affecting driving. After mastering this, I feel more confident driving on highways and it helps prevent unexpected incidents.
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DeclanRose
11/18/25 2:53am
Tire pressure monitoring is crucial for driving safety. When I start the Haval H6, the system activates automatically. To check the settings, simply enter the central control menu, select vehicle information, and confirm to turn it on. It monitors pressure in real-time and alerts you when it's low, allowing timely action. Regular tire pressure checks can prevent blowouts and save fuel consumption. It's recommended to combine this with regular maintenance.
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