What is the Right Hyundai Tire Pressure?

What happens if you overinflate your tires or underinflate your tires? Is 4 PSI over too much? You might be surprised just how important it is to maintain the proper Hyundai tire pressure! Your tire pressure influences everything from your vehicle’s safety to handling to fuel economy, and when your pressure is off, your driving experience will be off as well. Luckily, tools like the Hyundai TPMS can help ensure that your car is in great shape on the Sacramento roads at all times. Learn more about Hyundai tire pressure with Roseville Hyundai, and visit our service center for all of your Hyundai needs!

What is Hyundai TPMS?

Hyundai TPMS is equipped on new models, but what is Hyundai TPMS? It stands for “Tire Pressure Monitoring System.” This system automatically keeps tabs of your tire pressure as you navigate Citrus Heights. If your pressure is too high or too low, you’ll get an instant alert to your digital display. Simply add or remove air as needed to hit the correct Hyundai tire pressure for your model.

What is my Ideal Hyundai Tire Pressure?

Different vehicles have different needs, and the correct Hyundai tire pressure for an SUV might be different than a subcompact sedan. There are two places to check for your ideal tire pressure. You can check your owner’s manual or you can look at the inside of your driver’s door. There should be a sticker inside the door jamb with the recommended air pressure range. Here are a few examples:

• Hyundai Accent Tire Pressure: 33 PSI
• Hyundai Azera Tire Pressure: 33 PSI
• Hyundai Elantra Tire Pressure: 33 PSI
• Hyundai Elantra GT Tire Pressure: 32 PSI
• Hyundai Equus Tire Pressure: 32 PSI
• Hyundai Genesis Coupe Tire Pressure: 35 PSI
• Hyundai Santa Fe Tire Pressure: 33 PSI
• Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Tire Pressure: 34 PSI
• Hyundai Sonata Tire Pressure: 34 PSI
• Hyundai Sonata Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Tire Pressure: 35 PSI
• Hyundai Tucson Tire Pressure: 35 PSI
• Hyundai Veloster Tire Pressure: 33 PSI

Tire Pressure Tips

Well-maintained tires last longer on the Rocklin roads, so a little bit of prevention can go a long way. Here are a few tips to keep in mind:

• Check your tire pressure every week. If you have Hyundai TPMS, you can simply check the display. Otherwise, you can pick up a tire gauge at our parts department.
• Keep in mind that tires can lose 1-2 PSI every month, so don’t ignore your TPMS warnings.
• Temperature changes can also cause your tires to lose pressure more quickly, especially in colder weather.
• If your tires lose air very quickly, you might have a small hole or damage somewhere in your tires. Inspect your tires or schedule a service appointment.

Visit Roseville Hyundai for your Hyundai Needs

Want to know more about your Hyundai tire pressure? Feel free to contact us for more information or visit our dealership in Roseville. Our service center can help you find the information that you need about your vehicle, so you can drive with total confidence.