Where to place the jack for Haval M6?
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Tire next to the chassis has a raised area, the jack should be placed under that position when changing tires. Car jack placement location: The car jack is stored in the vehicle's toolbox and is used to lift the car body when replacing a spare tire. Car jacks come in pneumatic, electric, hydraulic, and mechanical types, with hydraulic and mechanical jacks being the most commonly used. Car jacks are used for changing spare tires, making it convenient to replace a flat tire when driving out. Precautions for car jacks: When the vehicle is lifted by the jack, never start the engine, as the vibration of the engine or the rotation of the wheels can cause the vehicle to slip off the jack, creating a hazard. For safety reasons, different car models have designated positions for jack placement; the jack should not be placed under parts like the bumper or crossbeam.
Whenever I encounter a flat tire while driving, I always recall how to safely jack up a Haval M6. It requires operating at the dedicated support points on both sides of the chassis. These points are usually located near the wheels, designed as square indentations or marked with yellow paint on the metal, which are specifically reinforced by the manufacturer. If you jack up the wrong spot, such as near the fuel tank or the soft areas under the doors, the car could suffer minor scratches and paint damage at best, or tip over and cause injuries at worst. I once saw someone take a shortcut by jacking up the middle of the tire, only to end up with damaged springs and costly repairs. Before starting, use your phone's flashlight to check or refer to the diagrams in the user manual to ensure precise alignment. Safety first—always use wheel chocks and auxiliary supports to prevent accidents, as the entire weight of the vehicle rests on those small points.
