Hyundai Tucson parts reviews

Bosch H275 (I found it at O'Reillys) doesn't fit perfectly out of the box due to the mounting point being too narrow, the blade itself is an EXACT match for the OEM one. And the Bosch H275 box actually has instructions for removing just the blade from its housing, and installing it in the OEM housing. It took me about 30sec to swap the blades after reading the Bosch H275 box. Works great for me now.

I have a 2015 Tucson, 130km on it and only needed to replace the battery on it once at the end of its life. It’s such a strong car! I love it.

I have a 2019 Tucson, tyre size 245/45 R19 and I can't recommend the premium contact 7s enough. I bought it with sport contact 6s which were awful, just pure torture, it's a completely different car on the Premium Contact.

I bought Kleber Dynaxer HP5 and am very pleased how silent and comfortable they are.

I went back to factory/stock wipers after three aftermarket replacements drove me crazy. OEM all the way.

I got Bosch Icon wipers to replace them and they have the much better beam design without the metal. Pretty expensive though, but OEM are the same price. These Bosch Icon wipers seem less bulky.

Personally, I’d never use non-OEM parts (including filters) in my Tucson.

2024 Tucson Awd, 2.5l engine. about 20mpg city. 17000 miles. Already had to have the rotors worked on (no I don't ride my breaks). Major issue with the idle stop & go (ISG) system.

First thing the heat. It sucks. 10 mile drive to work and luke warm air till I get there and I'm half cold. Defrost is awful. Had to go into work today during the snow. Doesn't completely defrost the windshield. And what about the wiper blades? You can't lift them up off the windshield to keep from freezing.

Fram filters are junk. It's the only brand of oil filter I've ever seen/heard of actually collapsing on someone, and I've seen it twice. I'd avoid them like the plague.