One of the most exciting things in life is buying a new car. Cars are unfortunately a numbers game, and buying one comes with a lot of financial responsibility.
Research, research, and research.
A car is the second biggest purchase people make. Research the type of car you want.
What is your budget?
Will it suit your lifestyle?
If it’s a new car how long do the service plan and warranty last?
If the vehicle is out of service, how much will service cost?
How much will a full tank of petrol or diesel cost?
After researching the type of car you want and how much it will cost to run, send us an inquiry at CMH Haval Little for a test drive https://www.cmhhaval.co.za/cmh-haval-littlefalls/ As a reputable dealer, we will make sure that we put you in a vehicle which meets your needs.
CMH Haval Little Falls has a finance and insurance manager that will assist you with applying for finance at all major banks and assist with insurance-related matters. They will also assist with all the paperwork.
Take delivery and enjoy your car.
For all your service and vehicle-related inquiries contact CMH Haval Little Falls on 011 222 0200, see more of our monthly special on https://www.cmhhaval.co.za/cmh-haval-littlefalls/


• Leather Steering Wheel
• Traffic sign recognition
• Driving fatigue detection
• Rear park distance sensors
• 360 Degree panoramic camera
• 3-inch multimedia touch display
• Reverse camera with Guidelines
• Keyless entry and Push button start
• Blind spot detection and Lane change assist
• Pre-collision warning, Automatic emergency braking
• Bluetooth Handsfree and Front, rear dual USB connector
• Lane Departure Alert, Lane Keeping Assist and Lane Centre Keeping

Both Single & Double Cab Facelifted Steed share the same Diesel Engine paired with a 6MT transmission. The diesel unit now produces a punchy 110kW and 320Nm compared to the previous mill which delivered 105kW and 305Nm. This increase of 5kW and 15Nm is also available earlier in the rev range @ 1400rpm.


Turn the wheel wrench anti-clockwise and loosen the nuts to the point where they can be turned by hand (be warned – they may be tough to loosen).
However, don’t remove them completely yet.
4. Jack the car up
All cars have dedicated jacking points – consult your handbook to see where these are.
Aim to position the jack at the side of the car, close to the punctured wheel.
Placing a small plank of wood under the jack will help keep it stable.
Raise the car slowly until the flat tyre is 10-15cm off the ground.
5. Take out the flat tyre
Fully loosen and remove the wheel nuts, then gently pull the tyre towards you until it comes free.
Place it flat on the ground.
6. Mount the spare wheel
Slide the spare wheel onto the protruding hub bolts, or in line with the wheel nut slots (warning: it’s heavy to lift it off the ground to do this).
Replace the wheel nuts and tighten them by hand.
7. Lower the car and tighten the bolts
Use the jack to drop the car down slightly, so that the spare tyre is in contact with the ground.
Now use the wrench to fully tighten the wheel nuts.
8. Fully lower the car
Bring the car fully down to earth and remove the jack.
Consider giving the wheel nuts a final check for tightness.
Stow the jack and the other tyre in the boot, along with the rest of your equipment.
Note: if your car has a space saver, the old wheel will take up more space in the boot.
9. Check the spare tyre pressure
If you have one, use a tyre pressure gauge to check the spare wheel is fully inflated.
Alternatively, drive carefully to a petrol station and use the gauge there.
Pump up the tyre to the recommended pressure – as detailed in the handbook – if necessary.
10. Take your punctured tyre for repair
Visit a garage or tyre fitters at the first opportunity and give them your punctured wheel.
They will advise whether to repair or replace it.
Don’t drive on a space-saver spare wheel for longer than is strictly necessary – they are only intended for emergencies.
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