Find the right tires for your Hyundai

Founded in 1967, Hyundai is based in Seoul, South Korea, and is the third largest vehicle manufacturer in the world. An industry leader in the electric and hybrid car market, Hyundai is known for its compacts, sedans, CUVs, and SUVs that offer great performance at an affordable price.
Debuting in 1990, the Elantra is Hyundaiâ’s flagship compact car that’s incredibly popular in the U.S. Offering great performance, strong gas mileage, and a more spacious ride than one would think, the Elantra often comes standard with Hankook all-season tires, like the Kinergy GT.
A mid-sized SUV, the Hyundai Santa Fe was introduced in 2001 and named Consumer Reports “top pick” for 2008. Offering drivers front or four-wheel-drive options plus enough space to comfortably fit a family of four, the Santa Fe uses all-season tires from brands like Nokian, Pirelli, and Toyo and typically comes out of the factory with Kumho’s Crugen Premium KL33 tires.
The Hyundai Sonata is a mid-sized sedan that debuted in 1985, and currently offers drivers front or rear wheel drive options in addition a hybrid model. Designed to fit the whole family and help drivers get to where they’re going, the Hyundai Sonata is commonly paired with all-season tires from best-in-class brands like Bridgestone, Falken, and Kumho.
Named for Tucson, Arizona, the Hyundai Tucson is a mid-sized SUV that regarded for its safety and reliability. Debuting in 2005, the Tucson commonly uses all-season tires from brands like Nexen and Yokohama and comes out of the factory with a set of Hankook’s Kingery GT tires.
Hitting the road in 1994, the Hyundai Accent is a subcompact car that was named the most dependable in it’s class by J.D. Power and Associates in 2008. Able to be used for both daily driving and motorsports and available in sedan and hatchback models, the Hyundai Accent is at its best when paired with all-season tires, and typically comes with a set of Hankook’s Optimo (H724) tires.
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