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@Darthy, managed to speak to Hyundai and they have told me that they are unaware of any way to adjust the TPMS settings in the cars software to cater for the tyre pressures recommended with 18" rims.
Looks as though you have to make sure that your rear tyre pressures are at 23 PSI or above to prevent the TPMS warning light coming on.
Looks as though you have to make sure that your rear tyre pressures are at 23 PSI or above to prevent the TPMS warning light coming on.
Curious is the N shows any warnings / errors if no TPMS sensors are found? I'm thinking of not bothering for the winter workers.
99.99% the warning light will be shown, but hopefully it can be turned off / de-activated (like in other brands)
They are et40's. Stamped on the inside back of the wheel spokes.
Got them from Skidz in Falkirk. Worth giving them a visit, but take some tissues. You'll be drooling..
Haha I might just do that, what's their pricing like?is it competitive?They are et40's. Stamped on the inside back of the wheel spokes.
Got them from Skidz in Falkirk. Worth giving them a visit, but take some tissues. You'll be drooling..
Not bad, I think the MSW were about £800 with tyres.
I bought the Hyundai TPS's so that chucked another £350 + on the price
All in mine were just over a grand, but there's loads to choose from. I could have spent double that, easily.
They also do stereo upgrades so I'll be back for that at some point.
I bought the Hyundai TPS's so that chucked another £350 + on the price
All in mine were just over a grand, but there's loads to choose from. I could have spent double that, easily.
They also do stereo upgrades so I'll be back for that at some point.
Not bad, I think the MSW were about £800 with tyres.
I bought the Hyundai TPS's so that chucked another £350 + on the price
All in mine were just over a grand, but there's loads to choose from. I could have spent double that, easily.
They also do stereo upgrades so I'll be back for that at some point.
Very nice , where did you get the Hyundai TPS's from.
£1100 or so all in. Cant find my receipt. That's with genuine Hyundai TPS's.
I think you can get the sensors for £150 less if you go for after market, but I'm always wary about that.
There are some on here who have cheaper sensors and they seem to work fine.
I think you can get the sensors for £150 less if you go for after market, but I'm always wary about that.
There are some on here who have cheaper sensors and they seem to work fine.
Haha tell me about it. My winter set cost me about 2k pounds. But so worth it.So is my wallet mate....
Has anyone got any experiance with storing wheels and tyres?
This will be the first time I've ever bought a new set of wheels and kept the old.
I was wondering, is there anything I need to careful of when storing wheels + tyres?
I'll be keeping them inside as I don't have a garage .
I've heard they can bend, but other than rotating/moving them around a bit every now and then, is there anything else I need to be aware of?
I found a good guide that might be beneficial to others:
https://www.tyreleader.co.uk/tyres-advices/how-to-properly-store-tyres
Or if you don't wanna read it these pics are useful...
Wheels + Tyres
Tyres only
This will be the first time I've ever bought a new set of wheels and kept the old.
I was wondering, is there anything I need to careful of when storing wheels + tyres?
I'll be keeping them inside as I don't have a garage
.I've heard they can bend, but other than rotating/moving them around a bit every now and then, is there anything else I need to be aware of?
I found a good guide that might be beneficial to others:
https://www.tyreleader.co.uk/tyres-advices/how-to-properly-store-tyres
Or if you don't wanna read it these pics are useful...
Wheels + Tyres
Tyres only
Yup, basically the right hand pic of each scenario... Avoids the weight of wheel & tyre assembly flattening the tyre.
Can also pump up pressure a little for storage.
Can also pump up pressure a little for storage.
I've got 4 cars to care for - I use these to store each of the seasonal tires: https://www.amazon.de/Cartrend-7730056-Felgenständer-Reifenschutzhülle-Reifenbreite/dp/B002VPCPJQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅZÕÑ&qid=1537619639&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=tire+tree&dpPl=1&dpID=31PxLSA-JML&ref=plSrch
Works great for me - of course, one has to have the room.
Works great for me - of course, one has to have the room.
I've just ordered some Wolfrace GB Milano (gloss titanium) 18 x 7.5 ET45's:
Went with Continental Winter Contact TS850P for tyres. Cost £1300 (including TPMS) all in.
Got them through Rimstyle (UK). They added the i130 N to their selector after I emailed them enquiring about alloys for the car.
Here is a link to their full i30 N list of alloys if anyone is interested: https://www.rimstyle.com/alloywheels/selection/?car_model_id=2216&year=2018
Just hope we have a bad winter to justify buying them!
Went with Continental Winter Contact TS850P for tyres. Cost £1300 (including TPMS) all in.
Got them through Rimstyle (UK). They added the i130 N to their selector after I emailed them enquiring about alloys for the car.
Here is a link to their full i30 N list of alloys if anyone is interested: https://www.rimstyle.com/alloywheels/selection/?car_model_id=2216&year=2018
Just hope we have a bad winter to justify buying them!