Hyundai parts reviews

I had Michelin before

The General tires on my IONIQ5 are silent on dry road and delivers just as good in général comparing Michelin or Toyo which I had on my car previously

Like Uniroyal- my Kona N came with some Uniroyal Tiger Paw Touring All Season tires. They are amazing grippy in the corners for just a "touring" tire... I never would have even shopped the brand, but they seem quite good as a performance tire.

They’re solid mid range tires. Have run them on an elantra and they did the job (still currently installed).

I've used liquimoly engine flush roughly every 10k miles- to good effect, since about 35k. I've not had any issues at all. I can see and feel a moderate, positive difference in performance for about a month or two after use.

The Hyundai owner manual also recommended Quaker State oil too  , to me all full Synthetic oil is the same , Quaker State oil have been around for a long time now its ok to use , do you know the brand Super Tech oil in Walmart those are new brand of oil but a lot of people loving its as long its full Synthetic , I have tried all others full Synthetic high mileage oil and end up with Valvoline & Mobile1 ,  I buy them whichever on sale

Ebc redstuff pads and dba rotors are what I run and I love it. The pads do squeak a little sometimes but only if you’re real soft on the brakes

Not on a X7, but on a Hyundai Equus (air ride as well that eat rear tires every 15k miles). Michelin lasted only 10k miles, and might have been a bit more comfortable, but this is it.

On my 5th windshield in my ‘21.

Palisade has a notoriously crack-prone windshield. Our '22 has had 3 separate chips/cracks and 1 total replacement.

Had thermostat replaced at 10k. Been fine since that. The thermostat thing is funny. Back in the day those cost $10 and you could do yourself easy. Now it’s some complicated module costing $250.