
Items required for the first include: driver's license; maintenance manual; vehicle registration certificate; warranty manual; owner's ID card; vehicle's driving license; vehicle's purchase invoice. Bring these to the designated first maintenance facility for the vehicle's initial service. Important note: Make an appointment with the 4S store in advance. The first maintenance refers to the initial service after the new car has been driven. The specific time varies by vehicle, usually after driving 1,000 to 3,000 kilometers. The car needs to undergo the first maintenance promptly—neither earlier nor delayed. The completion of the first maintenance marks the end of the car's break-in period, allowing it to be driven at standard loads and normal speeds as required. The first maintenance time is calculated from the date of vehicle pickup. There are two indicator values for the first maintenance: mileage and time. Whichever indicator is met first will be the basis. First maintenance items include: oil change, oil filter replacement, cleaning the air filter, checking various fluid levels, inspecting the generator belt and wiper blades for damage, checking tire pressure and inspecting tires for damage or bulges, etc. Time required: Approximately 2 hours to complete all tasks. The most important part of the first maintenance for a new car is changing the oil and oil filter. When changing the oil, the oil filter must also be replaced. The choice of oil must refer to the Vehicle Usage and Maintenance Manual, as different models require different oil specifications. Maintenance precautions: Do not rinse the interior of the car with water: Many people clean their cars during holidays, washing the body with water and wiping it with a cloth. Here, it is important to note that the interior should not be directly washed with water. If the floor mats are dirty, use a vacuum cleaner or take them out, scrub them with a brush and detergent, dry them, and then put them back. There are many drainage holes under the rubber mats on the cabin floor. If water enters, it will not dry naturally but will flow through the holes to areas like the gearbox, causing erosion and corrosion. The best practice is to vacuum clean and then wipe with a cloth to prevent water accumulation. Do not mix different brands of antifreeze: When the antifreeze in the car is insufficient, it is recommended to drain the existing antifreeze and refill it with the same brand from the start. Since antifreeze brands differ, their chemical properties also vary significantly. Different types of corrosion inhibitors can corrode each other. Different brands of antifreeze use different corrosion inhibitors, so they should not be mixed to avoid unnecessary issues. Do not lubricate tire bolts and nuts: When the bolts on a moving car rust, they are often oiled to function properly again. To prevent rust on wheel bolts and nuts, some people apply lubricant, but this can pose safety risks. When the car is driven at high speeds, the bolts and nuts may loosen or even fall off, leading to driving malfunctions. Do not press the accelerator when starting an EFI car: The starter of an EFI car is different from that of a conventional car. Its fuel injection control device can automatically adjust the fuel supply based on the starter's temperature and operating conditions, ensuring a smooth start.

















As a new owner who just bought a Haval H6, I think the first really needs to be well prepared! You must bring the vehicle registration certificate and ID card, as the 4S shop needs to verify the information to prove the car is yours—otherwise, they won’t perform the maintenance. Don’t forget the maintenance manual, which often includes the free first-service coupon. If you forget it, you’ll have to pay out of pocket. The car key is also crucial—they need it to open the hood for inspections. I recommend making an appointment in advance, either through the Haval app or by phone, to avoid wasting time waiting in line at the shop. The first maintenance usually includes basic tasks like changing the engine oil, checking tire pressure and the lighting system. The 4S shop might also clean the air filter. Remember to bring a phone charger to pass the time watching videos while waiting, and don’t forget to ask about the next maintenance schedule and note it down. Overall, bringing all these items will save you trouble and give you peace of mind—unlike me last time when I forgot the manual and had to make a wasted trip.

I usually drive to and from work in my Haval H6. For the first , just bring the essentials. The vehicle license and ID card are must-haves to prove ownership and avoid any mishandling. Don’t throw away the maintenance manual—it contains the first free service voucher. Naturally, bring the car key, as you can’t open the hood without it. Making an appointment is practical; going during off-peak hours can save you over half an hour of waiting. The free first maintenance typically includes an oil change and tire inspection, but dealerships often push extra services like AC cleaning. Be clear upfront that you only want the free services to avoid unnecessary charges. Also, check if the cabin air filter is clean before driving in—it can be cleaned for free during the first maintenance. Before leaving, review the bill to ensure the total cost is zero before signing off. Overall, it’s straightforward—bring the right documents, get it done on time, and it won’t disrupt your schedule.

I drive a Haval H6 for family outings, and when it's time for the first , the whole family needs to prepare together. Bring the vehicle license, ID card, and maintenance manual, as the 4S store requires identity verification to proceed. Definitely bring the car key to facilitate quick operations by the technician. The first maintenance mainly involves an oil change, filter replacement, and inspection, taking about half an hour to an hour. It's advisable to bring water and snacks to prevent kids from getting noisy. Make an appointment a day in advance to save time and avoid crowds. Haval's first maintenance is usually free at 5,000 kilometers, so remember the odometer reading. At the end, ask the store to note the next maintenance recommendation to keep the car in good health and ensure worry-free trips with the kids.

As a tech enthusiast who loves tinkering with cars, I still stick to the dealership for the first of my Haval H6. The essentials are bringing the vehicle license, ID card, and maintenance manual—the manual contains free service vouchers, and without it, your effort is wasted. Don’t forget to bring all car keys and lock the doors. It’s advisable to do a quick self-check of the oil dipstick level and lighting condition before driving in. During the first maintenance, they’ll change the oil and inspect the brake system; if anything’s abnormal, just tell them to fix it for free. Booking an appointment ensures punctuality. After service, carefully review the checklist, especially tire wear conditions. Take the opportunity to learn some basics like the location of filters for easier DIY in the future. In short, it’s about efficiency and reliability to keep the car in stable condition.

As a busy professional, the first of your Haval H6 should be executed swiftly and efficiently. First, bring your vehicle license and ID card for quick identity verification. The maintenance manual includes a free service voucher—forgetting it will cause delays. Don’t forget your car keys, as they’re essential. Strongly recommend booking an appointment via the app to avoid peak hours and save time. The first maintenance typically includes free oil changes, tire checks, and lighting inspections. After completion, review and sign the bill to confirm no additional charges. Bring a power bank and ensure your phone is fully charged to pass the time, or arrange for a friend to pick you up to save time. Finally, remind the service center to note the next maintenance schedule to ensure your car’s durability and avoid disrupting your commute.


