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Top Selling Hyundai Tucson Parts and Accessories
Cabin Air Filters
That filter is all that stands between the Tucson cabin and the dust, exhaust, and pollen swirling outside. Let it clog and you get weak vents and stale air; replace it and everything freshens up. Aim for every 15,000 to 25,000 miles. A Genuine OEM filter is shaped to the housing precisely, so no dirty air slips past the edges.
Brake Pads
Repeated stops build serious heat in the compact Tucson brakes, and tired pads begin to fade right when you need them most. Glazing, noise, and a longer pedal all point to replacement. Do both wheels on an axle at once for balance. Genuine OEM pads use the factory friction formula, so they resist fade and stop the Tucson cleanly, stop after stop.
Floor Liners
Rain, snowmelt, spilled drinks, trail dirt: the Tucson floor liners are built to catch it all within their raised perimeter and keep the carpet dry. A rinse restores them in minutes. Genuine OEM Hyundai liners are molded to the contours of the footwell and clip to the anchors, so they hold position through daily in-and-out.
Wiper Blades
Good wipers are a safety item you appreciate only in bad weather, and the compact Tucson is no different once its blades start chattering and streaking. Swap them at the first sign rather than waiting for a storm. Genuine OEM blades fit the Tucson arms precisely so both sides clear the glass evenly at any speed.
Cross Bars
Cross bars are the foundation every roof accessory bolts to, and on the Tucson they open up serious carrying capacity without eating interior room. Because they live outside, inspect the mounts now and then. Genuine OEM bars lock into the Tucson factory rail points and carry the correct load rating for confident highway hauling.
Hyundai entered the compact crossover market in 2004 with the introduction of the Tucson. Originally copying the design of the larger Santa Fe, it went for a more streamlined look in 2009, bringing with it loads of standard safety equipment including Hillstart Assist Control and Downhill Brake Control. The third generation model reached showrooms as a 2016 model, adding an "Eco" trim with a 1.6 liter turbocharged engine that improves fuel economy while delivering more power than the base naturally aspirated 2.0l engine.
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