How to rematch the tire pressure monitoring for the 2017 Haval H6?

[DeEvan]

With the vehicle's ignition on, turn the left lever on the steering wheel to select and enter the tire pressure display section Press the SET/CRL button on the left lever (for about 2 to 3 seconds) The onboard computer will prompt for tire pressure monitoring relearning, select Yes (to enter the tire pressure monitoring relearning mode), (otherwise, no learning will occur) The horn will beep twice, indicating that tire pressure monitoring relearning is in progress

[StArabella]

I've been driving a 2017 Haval H6 for several years and am quite familiar with the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) recalibration process. First, inflate all four tires to the recommended pressure—typically 32 psi for the front tires and 30 psi for the rear. Check thoroughly for leaks or damage. Then, start the vehicle, navigate to the 'TPMS Settings' in the dashboard menu, select the 'Relearn/Reset' option, and sometimes a long press on the confirmation button initiates the process. The system will automatically detect the new pressure values, and driving for a few minutes completes the calibration. I once forgot to recalibrate after changing tires, causing constant false alarms that drove me nuts—learning this method saved me a lot of hassle. Proper tire pressure improves stability, reduces fuel consumption, and enhances safety while saving money. Remember to manually check monthly with a home pressure gauge to catch small issues before they escalate.

[OJake]

As someone who enjoys tinkering with my own car, I find it quite simple to perform the H6 tire pressure relearn. The key steps are adjusting all tire pressures to the recommended value, around 32-30 psi, then waiting a few minutes for the system to stabilize. Access the 'Tire Pressure' section in the vehicle menu and select the learning function. If there's no direct button, you may need to drive a short distance to let the sensors auto-calibrate. I've found that if tire pressures are uneven or the system keeps malfunctioning, checking wheel nut tightness or sensor battery life can save unnecessary hassle. Regular tire pressure maintenance is crucial—accurate monitoring prevents blowout risks, reduces tire wear while driving, and improves fuel efficiency. I often share these practical time-saving tips in car enthusiast groups.