2019 Hyundai Tucson Maintenance Schedule

As the owner of a 2019 Hyundai Tucson SUV, you have a vehicle that combines the quality and performance that you've come to expect from Hyundai. The folks at Pitman Hyundai Service advise that before you head out on the road with your Tucson, you should take a few moments to understand the care requirements that will keep your Tucson running properly for as long as you own it.

The best way to take care of your new Hyundai Tucson is to follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule. Keeping your vehicle properly maintained will help to make sure it runs smoothly and safely for many years to come. You may not notice a problem now, but bringing your Tucson for regular maintenance can prevent a small problem from turning into a big problem later on. You can find the maintenance schedule in the owner's manual provided with your Tucson. If you can't locate the owner's manual, contact a dealership like Hyundai service near Pitman for details.

Here's a quick guide that explains what to expect during your first few service visits.

The first scheduled maintenance visit comes at 7,500 miles and the subsequent service visits continue at 7,500-mile intervals or 12 months, whichever comes first. During your first service visit, the service technicians will perform the following services:

• Oil and filter change
• Tire Rotation
• Replace air conditioner filter
• Inspect air cleaner filter, air conditioning compressor, air conditioning refrigerant
• Inspect battery, brakes, exhaust, muffler, steering, suspension mounting bolts, and vacuum hose

At 15,00 miles, the service includes everything performed at 7,500 miles, with the addition of:

• Inspect brake fluid
• Inspect driveshafts and boots
• Inspect fuel filter and fuel tank air filter
• Inspect parking brake
• Inspect vapor hose, fuel filler cap and fuel tank

As your Tucson accrues mileage, you'll continue to bring it in for the required services. There are several services that should be performed at specific points that you should keep in mind:

• At 37,500 miles, all-wheel-drive models will need to get the rear axle and transfer case oils inspected.
• At 60,000 miles, the drive belt and valve clearance should be inspected.
• At 105,000 miles, the spark plugs will have to be replaced.

If you have any questions about your service schedule or any of the services that will need to be performed at any stage of your vehicle's life, contact us - we're always glad to help. Set a reminder to schedule your appointment, so you stay on time with each service visit. When you need to make your service appointment, just call our service department. You can also schedule your service appointment online, right from our website, where you can make an appointment at your convenience.