Haval H6 Wheel Specs and Tire Size

Every car enthusiast understands the importance of knowing their vehicle’s specs, and the Haval H6 owners are no exception. When it comes to wheels and tires, specs such as rim size, PCD, thread size, offset, bolt pattern, lug nut torque, tire size, and tire pressure play a pivotal role in your vehicle’s performance, safety, and aesthetics. This blog post serves as a comprehensive guide detailing these specifications across various trims and generations of the Haval H6.

The Haval H6, a compact crossover SUV produced by the Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motors, has been a popular choice worldwide due to its combination of comfort, style, and performance. Knowing your Haval H6 inside out includes understanding the wheel specs – a critical aspect of your vehicle’s overall performance and safety.

What You Should Know About Wheel Specs

Before we delve into the Haval H6 specifications, let’s familiarize ourselves with some of the terminologies:

  • Rim Size: The diameter of the wheel, measured in inches. This measurement directly affects the size of the tire you can use.
  • PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter): The diameter of the circle which passes through the center of all the studs, lug bolts or wheel rim holes.
  • Thread Size (Thread Diameter): The diameter of the studs, lug bolts or wheel rim holes.
  • Offset: The distance from the wheel mounting surface to the rim’s centerline. Positive offset means the mounting surface is toward the wheel front, negative offset means it’s towards the back.
  • Bolt Pattern: The arrangement of bolts on the wheel hub.
  • Lug Nut Torque Specs: The recommended force to tighten the lug nuts onto the wheels.

Haval H6 Wheel Specs

Haval H6 Wheel Specifications

Now, let’s look at the various wheel specifications across different generations and trims of the Haval H6.

Please note that these specifications are general and can vary based on country, year, and optional packages.

First Generation (2011–2020)

Trim Rim Size PCD Thread Size Offset Bolt Pattern Lug Nut Torque Specs
Comfort 17×7.0J 5×114.3 M12 x 1.5 40mm 5 lug 100 Nm
Premium 18×7.5J 5×114.3 M12 x 1.5 40mm 5 lug 100 Nm
Deluxe 19×7.5J 5×114.3 M12 x 1.5 40mm 5 lug 100 Nm

Second Generation (2020–Present)

Trim Rim Size PCD Thread Size Offset Bolt Pattern Lug Nut Torque Specs
Comfort 17×7.0J 5×114.3 M12 x 1.5 40mm 5 lug 110 Nm
Premium 18×7.5J 5×114.3 M12 x 1.5 40mm 5 lug 110 Nm
Deluxe 19×8.0J 5×114.3 M12 x 1.5 40mm 5 lug 110 Nm

Tire Size and Pressure

Just like the wheels, the tire size and pressure are critical to your vehicle’s performance and safety. Here are the general tire specifications for the Haval H6 across different trims and generations.

First Generation (2011–2020)

Trim Tire Size Tire Pressure (Front) Tire Pressure (Rear)
Comfort 225/65R17 32 PSI 30 PSI
Premium 235/60R18 34 PSI 32 PSI
Deluxe 245/55R19 36 PSI 34 PSI

Second Generation (2020–Present)

Trim Tire Size Tire Pressure (Front) Tire Pressure (Rear)
Comfort 225/65R17 34 PSI 32 PSI
Premium 235/60R18 36 PSI 34 PSI
Deluxe 245/55R19 38 PSI 36 PSI

FAQs

Can I fit different rim sizes on my Haval H6?

Yes, but it’s important to ensure that the overall diameter of the wheel and tire remains the same as the original. Otherwise, it may affect the accuracy of the speedometer and the vehicle’s overall handling.

What happens if I over-tighten the lug nuts?

Over-tightening the lug nuts can warp the brake rotors, causing uneven brake pad wear and potentially unsafe driving conditions.

Can I inflate my tires to a higher pressure for better fuel efficiency?

While higher tire pressure can reduce rolling resistance and improve fuel efficiency, it may compromise traction, handling, tire wear, and ride comfort. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure.



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