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Regarding the TPMS - when I was picking my car up, since winter is coming, mr Hyundai told me should the pressures drop, the sensor get reset when you inflate up to 3,5 bar (50 psi) and then you should deflate to the desired pressure, maybe it helps.
Finally got my set! I think they will look fine on my pb.. temperatures getting hi again so maybe i wait few weeks to fit them to my car. And yes, original Hyundai sensors inside..
just installed them a few days ago
Just got my Oz Rally Racing wheels on, with Michelin Cross Climate + tyres (225/40). Went for 18s in the end.
Will post some better pics in my project thread at some point
Will post some better pics in my project thread at some point
Ohhh so WRC!Just got my Oz Rally Racing wheels on, with Michelin Cross Climate + tyres (225/40). Went for 18s in the end.
Will post some better pics in my project thread at some point
Word of warning...
Don’t drive your winter tires like your summer tires.
I changed to Continental from Kumho, because the Kumho did not get good reviews on snow/ice.
Also because two of the tires looked very different than the rear (demo car...). While I was waiting for the new tires, I decided to put the rear pair in the front. They looked like new.
Two weeks of «normal» summer (about 300 km) driving on dry/wet road, the tires all looked the same ruffled look.
When I went to the tire change shop (the guy has a lot of knowledge and has changed tires for Petter and Henning Solberg many times, if you know those blokes) He told me first the old tires could fetch a good price (about 400€), until he looked closely. Conclusions: Worthless. Into the bin.
Note that he only changed the tires, not selling me any...
When driven to hard the treads get hurt and gets also hard.
His simple advice was to be a lot gentler on the throttle with winter tires.
The picture shows tire going in the bin. Some of you might get surprised, because at first hand they look good...
https://photos.app.goo.gl/mG8hcyoGQpyMgNv56
PS: He spoke warmly about the I30N, and called it a nice sports car.
Don’t drive your winter tires like your summer tires.
I changed to Continental from Kumho, because the Kumho did not get good reviews on snow/ice.
Also because two of the tires looked very different than the rear (demo car...). While I was waiting for the new tires, I decided to put the rear pair in the front. They looked like new.
Two weeks of «normal» summer (about 300 km) driving on dry/wet road, the tires all looked the same ruffled look.
When I went to the tire change shop (the guy has a lot of knowledge and has changed tires for Petter and Henning Solberg many times, if you know those blokes
) He told me first the old tires could fetch a good price (about 400€), until he looked closely. Conclusions: Worthless. Into the bin.Note that he only changed the tires, not selling me any...
When driven to hard the treads get hurt and gets also hard.
His simple advice was to be a lot gentler on the throttle with winter tires.
The picture shows tire going in the bin. Some of you might get surprised, because at first hand they look good...
https://photos.app.goo.gl/mG8hcyoGQpyMgNv56
PS: He spoke warmly about the I30N, and called it a nice sports car
.Where did you order these wheels from?
Also, can we fit 19 inch tyres on the standard rims?
Sorry, didn't express myself well enough. I mean, if it is recommended to fit 19 inch tyres for the winter period.
It's all in the first post. You can put 19" on, but not recommended from Hyundai.
So, I think I need a little help on this one. I found some wheels I really like, but all the configurators I've used so far indicate that those won't fit my car and I don't understand why. Obviously they look like OZ's:
Tec Speedwheels AS2 gun metal (8.0x18, ET45, 5x114,3, CB72.5)
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So, they look ok on paper, will they not fit?
I think they'll be awesome for winter wheels on a black N.
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OZ 19x8xET 45 or 50. Or other option 18x7.5x ET 45 with tirres 225/40/18 for winter. Thi is recommended from Hyndai
This has been answered exactly 2 posts above. Please don't quote a post from the first page, without reading the thread through, else it makes no sense.
