Where is the tire pressure reset button for the Haval H2?

[DiAlexandra]

Haval H2's tire pressure reset button is located next to the left rear door. The tire pressure reset for this model requires the use of a computer and Great Wall's dedicated tire pressure matching device, so it needs to be done at a 4S shop. Tire pressure reset method for Haval H2: Start the vehicle, press the CAR button on the left side of the central display screen, use the steering wheel function buttons to select vehicle settings on the instrument screen, choose the tire option, and then click SET. At this point, the system will ask if the tire pressure values for all four tires match. After confirming that the displayed tire pressure matches the actual tire pressure, click confirm. The system will display "Tire Pressure Monitoring Initialization." Wait quietly for the system to complete the reset. Tire Pressure Reset: Tire pressure reset is the operation of resetting the tire pressure monitoring system after addressing a tire pressure fault. Cars usually have a tire pressure monitoring system that alerts drivers to tire leaks and abnormal tire pressure. The tire pressure monitoring indicator light will illuminate to ensure driving safety.

[DeLillian]

I've been driving my Haval H2 for over three years now, and I'm very familiar with the tire pressure reset procedure. The reset button isn't actually a physical button, but rather controlled via the multifunction buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. Typically, you press the confirmation button on the steering wheel to bring up the instrument panel display menu, scroll up or down to the vehicle settings item, then enter the tire pressure monitoring system option where there's a reset or learning function option. Selecting and confirming completes the process. Remember to perform this operation with the car parked on level ground and the engine running so the system can correctly identify the tire pressure data. If you reset after the tire pressure light comes on, the light will usually go off after resetting. If it stays on, there might be a puncture or sensor malfunction, requiring a visit to the repair shop. Regularly checking tire pressure values while driving can also prevent problems—maintaining proper tire pressure ensures safer driving and better fuel efficiency.