Hyundai parts reviews

From wear ratings and certification Amsoil, Pennzoil Ultra Platinum, Mobil 1 (Extended Interval). Amsoil I only use for track days, since I swap the oil out at 3.5-4K.

MAHLE is the OE supplier for the Hyundai/KIA filter you're trying to get.

I'd change the oil and filter with a Hyundai filter. Oil doesn't matter so much. These engines are very temperamental when it comes to the filters as they get higher in mileage.

I would rather save a bit and get similar performance and get the Power Stop Z26 carbon infused ceramic pads. If you don't track your car no need for anything higher end as you won't get anywhere near the temps for these to fade.

'12 veloster with 180k miles. In the shop now for exhaust manifold. Has been a solid little car thankfully.

I’m not into getting my oil tested on a regular basis so 5K or annually on my synthetic seems to be working well on my 2008 Hyundai with 144K miles. I use Mobile 1.

141k on my 2017 Elantra I only use Mobil 1 filters I'm perinoid to try and other brand

Ours came loose too and started shaking the steering wheel. We had 53k miles on our tires and there were getting replaced soon anyway. When I got new tires I got goodyears with no foam and no difference in road noise. The foam seems to be unnecessary and just something that will cause problems later.

I noticed this summer when I go over bumps, the windshield makes a creaking noise. It's been getting worse and worse. A technician found that basically the bottom 2/3rds of the windshield isn't actually adhered down to the car anymore. It's being held down by the top 1/3 of adhesive and the molding. This is clearly a manufacturing defect since it's the OEM windshield with no cracks or chips.

I work as a service writer at Hyundai and Genesis. We charge 89.95 to replace the cabin filter. Do I agree with the price? Absolutely fucking not. I tell some ioniq 5 owners to just buy an after market cabin filter or a OEM one if they want and install it themselves.