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Regular car maintenance is vital to ensure that your Hyundai remains reliable. Below, your Hyundai dealership provides some valuable maintenance tips that can help keep your car in excellent running condition and even save you money on gas and repair costs. more 1. Change the Oil and Filter Twice a Year Changing the oil and filter at the Hyundai recommended intervals is essential to ensure your engine stays clean, protected, and runs at its best. Oil and filter changes are typically required between 3,000 and 10,000 miles, depending on your vehicle's engine type and mileage. Failing to change the oil at timeously can lead to severe engine damage and even void your warranty. Refer to your owner's manual or contact us for the recommended oil and filter replacement intervals and the type of oil suitable for your specific model. 2. Keep the Fluids at the Correct Levels The fluids in your Hyundai serve the purpose of lubricating and cooling the different components. Regularly checking and replacing the fluids at recommended intervals is an easy way to ensure your Hyundai stays in excellent condition. You should check the levels of the oil, coolant, transmission, power steering, brake, and washer fluids at least once a month and top them off as needed. If any of the fluids appear discolored or dirty, make sure to get them replaced by one of our Hyundai technicians. 3. Inspect and Clean the Battery Regularly Inspecting your car's battery is a good idea when checking the fluids in your vehicle. Ensure there is no corrosion or buildup on the contacts. If you find any, clean the contacts by mixing one cup of water and a tablespoon of baking soda and using a brush. If you notice any cracks on the battery or if it's leaking, replace the battery immediately before the acid starts corroding critical components under the hood. 4. Change the Engine Air Filter For your vehicle's engine to run optimally, it requires a proper blend of air and fuel. Unfortunately, any dirt or other unwanted materials entering your engine and air can harm efficiency. That's why regularly replacing the engine air filter is essential to keep your engine clean. Ask your Hyundai technician to check if your engine air filter needs changing. 5. Replace the Spark Plugs Spark plugs generate the electricity that ignites the air and fuel mixture in the combustion chamber, allowing your car to start. Fouled spark plugs can cause hard starts, vibrations, rough idling, or high fuel consumption. The good news is that replacing your Hyundai's spark plugs is inexpensive. Taking good care of your Hyundai will ensure you enjoy many miles behind the wheel and make your car reliable, fuel-efficient, and long-lasting. Regular maintenance will save you from spending thousands of dollars on repairs and boost your Hyundai's resale value. Contact Mike Kelly Hyundai in Butler, PA, today to schedule a maintenance appointment, and the certified Hyundai technicians will help you keep your vehicle in top condition. Image via Pixabay

Featuring a stylish design, cutting-edge tech features, and a hybrid powertrain that delivers extraordinary fuel efficiency, the 2024 Hyundai Tucson hybrid has everything you need in a compact SUV. If you are looking for the best family vehicle in the market, this is a model that should definitely be on your radar. Get in touch with your local Hyundai dealer and discover the features of the new Tucson hybrid in person. more Performance, Power, and Efficiency Equipped with standard all-wheel drive in all of its four trim levels, the 2024 Tucson hybrid offers class-leading performance in all types of terrains, delivering a smooth ride in the city and excellent acceleration out on the road. All models feature a turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that, paired with an electric motor, offers 226 horsepower and 258 pounds of torque. While many hybrid SUVs feature a continuously variable transmission, the 2024 Tucson hybrid boasts a responsive six-speed automatic unit. Powered by a 13.8-kWh battery pack, the new Tucson hybrid offers an estimated 33 miles of range using electric power only. Plugged to a Level 2 station, this battery can be fully charged in approximately two hours. In terms of fuel consumption, this Hyundai SUV boasts EPA estimates of 38 miles per gallon in the city and 38 mpg on the highway. Space, Comfort, and Technology The cabin of the 2024 Tucson hybrid stands outs for its uncluttered dashboard design, its stylish accents, and its modern digital displays. This two-row SUV has capacity for up to five passengers, offering 41.4 inches of legroom in the front seats and 41.3 inches in the rear row. The cargo capacity of all models goes from 38.7 cubic feet behind the second row to a whopping 80 cubic feet with the rear seat backs folded down. When it comes to infotainment and connectivity, the 2024 Tucson Hybrid is also a top performer, featuring a large 10.3-inch touchscreen in all trim levels and offering standard Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility. Other available features include a Bose audio system, in-dash navigation, a wireless smartphone charging pad, dynamic voice recognition, and Bluetooth audio streaming. Safety and Driver-Assist Features The cutting-edge technologies of the 2024 Tucson hybrid are not limited to its infotainment system, as all models of this new Hyundai SUV come with a host of standard driver-assist features. Some of these systems include lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, electronic stability control, and driver monitoring alert. Adaptive cruise control with lane-centering technology is available for an extra fee. Are you ready to jump inside the 2024 Tucson hybrid and check out its features on the road? Give us a call at Mike Kelly Hyundai in Butler, PA today, and we'll schedule a test drive for you. Image via Hyundai

Featuring an entirely redesigned appearance with futuristic styling and a practical and spacious interior, the 2024 Hyundai Kona offers excellent value and is a fantastic family vehicle. Available in four different trim levels and two engine configurations, this Hyundai SUV has earned excellent reviews all over the country. Here are a few reasons that will make you visit your Hyundai dealer and check out this model today. more Engine and Performance The 2024 Kona offers drivers a choice of two efficient and powerful engines carried from the previous generation. The first available powertrain is a 2.0-liter unit, which is paired with an intelligent variable transmission to offer 147 horsepower and 132 pounds of torque. The second option is a turbocharged 1.6-liter engine that, coupled with an eight-speed automatic unit, delivers 190 horsepower and 195 pounds of torque. While the revamped style and the spacious cabin of the 2024 Kona are its two strongest selling points, this new Hyundai SUV also stands out from the competition thanks to its excellent fuel economy indicators. FWD models boast EPA ratings of 29 miles per gallon in the city and 34 mpg on the highway, while the AWD variant offers 24 mpg and 29 mpg indicators, respectively. Safety and Technology Equipped with plenty of cutting-edge safety and technological features, the 2024 Kona keeps you safe behind the wheel and helps you prevent common accidents in the city and on the highway. All Kona models are equipped with automatic emergency braking, a tire pressure monitoring system, electronic stability control, blind-spot monitoring, and lane-departure warning. Optional features include adaptive cruise control and lane following assistance. Another excellent feature that earns the 2024 Kona excellent reviews is its comprehensive infotainment system, which includes dual 12.3-inch touchscreen displays in the center dashboard, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, and the manufacturer's signature Bluelink connected car system. Other optional features include SiriusXM satellite radio, a premium Bose audio system, and real-time traffic display. Space and Comfort The cabin of the 2024 Kona offers all the comfort and versatility you need to travel around with your loved ones and carry any type of cargo you might think of. All models offer 41.7 inches of legroom in the front seats and 38.2 inches in the rear. Thanks to its foldable seatbacks, the cargo capacity of the new Kona can be expanded from 25.5 cubic feet behind the second row to 63.7 behind the front seats. Now that you have learned about the key elements that make the 2024 Kona a fantastic family vehicle, it is time to test its features on the road. Come visit us at Mike Kelly Hyundai, and we will be happy to set you up for a test drive. Image via Hyundai

With its unibody construction and nimble chassis, Hyundai's Santa Cruz combines the easy handling of a car with the versatility of a pickup. The compact truck also boasts an intelligent all-wheel drive system and a roomy, inviting cabin. Here's your introduction to the 2024 Hyundai Santa Cruz —now on sale at your premier Hyundai dealership! more Power and Performance In SE and SEL trim, the Santa Cruz is equipped with a 191-horsepower 2.5L inline-4, but Night, XRT, and Limited models get a turbocharged variant of the motor that generates 281 horsepower and 311 lb-ft of torque. Instead of pairing with the standard 8-speed Shiftronic automatic transmission, the turbo engine has its power delivered to the drive wheels through an 8-speed wet dual-clutch transmission that driving enthusiasts are sure to love. Hyundai TRACtion (HTRAC) all-wheel drive is available across the lineup and standard on turbocharged models. Not only does this advanced system use numerous sensors to determine how much torque to send to each wheel in order to maximize traction, but it makes minute braking adjustments for added grip. Combine it with the Santa Cruz's fully independent suspension and you have a truly capable off-roading vehicle. Towing and Hauling When it comes to towing, the Santa Cruz impresses with a standard capacity of up to 3,500 pounds. Turbocharged models only increase that limit to 5,000 pounds. Every Santa Cruz will be able to carry over 1,400 pounds of payload within its durable truck bed. The bed itself provides added practicality with its available T-slot utility tracks, 115-volt power outlet, and bed fence, which allows for the loading of longer items. Passenger Cabin The Santa Cruz's interior sports a sophisticated design with its streamlined dashboard, high-quality trim, and well-fitted components. Passenger space is generous and includes close to 40 inches of headroom, 41.4 inches of front legroom, and 36.5 inches of rear legroom. An available power sunroof makes the cabin feel even more open. The supportive seats can be wrapped in premium cloth or H-Tex upholstery. Most trims come standard with dual-zone automatic climate control, an 8-way power driver's seat with lumbar support, and heated front seats. Infotainment An 8-inch touchscreen display is included on SE and SEL models, where its infotainment system features wireless smartphone integration with Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth hands-free technology, and HD Radio. The system that comes with the available 10.25-inch screen offers dynamic voice recognition and connected navigation with live traffic updates. A booming Bose premium audio system can be found on the Limited model. Whether you're cruising on city streets or hauling equipment through rugged terrain, the Santa Cruz can do it all! Visit Mike Kelly Hyundai today and take it for a spin! Image via Hyundai

If you are looking for a sporty compact SUV that can turn heads with its stylish exterior, you need to swing by your Hyundai dealership to check out the Tucson. The 2024 Hyundai Tucson has a spacious interior that is both upscale and practical, packed with tech and convenience features that your whole family will love. Read on to learn more about the '24 Tucson and all that it has to offer. more The '24 Hyundai Tucson is available in nine trim levels and up to eight exterior colors. These options mean that you can choose a gas, hybrid, or plug-in hybrid model, depending on your preferences. The gas models available are the SE, the SEL, the XRT, and the Limited. The hybrid models available are the Hybrid Blue, the Hybrid SEL Convenience, and the Hybrid Limited. The last models available are the plug-in hybrid trim levels. These are the plug-in hybrid SEL and the plug-in hybrid Limited. HTRAC All-Wheel Drive Equip your '24 Tucson with the available HTRAC all-wheel drive system from Hyundai. This automatic system maximizes your traction and control by monitoring the road and your wheels, then distributing the available torque to the front and rear wheels as needed. This means you are in command at every turn and through every road condition. Hands-Free Power Liftgate The '24 Hyundai Tucson boasts a class-exclusive available hands-free, gesture-free smart power liftgate. This smart power liftgate makes it easy to open the cargo bay of this compact SUV when your hands are full without trying to balance on one leg to kick underneath the rear bumper. The liftgate opens when it detects your smart key for at least 3 seconds within 20-40 inches of the detection area. Remote Smart Parking Assist You never have to worry about trying to slip into a tricky parking space again with the available remote smart parking assistant on the '24 Hyundai Tucson. Pull the car up to the parking space, step outside the compact SUV, press the smart key button, and relax as the Tucson parks itself. When you return to the car, press the smart key button again, and the Tucson will pull itself out of the parking space so you can leave. Hyundai Digital Key Never worry about losing your key fob again when you have the available Hyundai digital key. The digital key lets you use your compatible Android phone to open the vehicle, start the car, and more. If you are ready for a tech-savvy compact SUV with a hands-free, gesture-free power liftgate, check out the '24 Hyundai Tucson. Give us a call at Mike Kelly Hyundai to schedule a test drive in your next family vehicle today. Image via Hyundai

A small SUV like the 2024 Hyundai Kona is a great option for drivers who want a smaller vehicle without sacrificing the flexibility and storage space offered by an SUV. When you visit your Hyundai dealer, you will be able to check out all available Kona trims and even place a custom order. more The 2024 Kona comes in four trim levels: SE, SEL, N Line, and Limited. Each new Kona comes with a generous suite of warranties from Hyundai, including a new vehicle limited warranty for five years or 60,000 miles, a powertrain warranty for 10 years or 100,000 miles, an anti-perforation warranty for seven years and unlimited miles, and five years of 24/7 roadside assistance. SE The SE has a 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 147 horsepower and 132 lb-ft of torque with a standard intelligent variable transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard, although drivers can upgrade to all-wheel drive. The fuel economy for the FWD model is 29 MPG in the city and 34 MPG on the interstate, while the AWD model gets 27 MPG in the city and 29 MPG on the highway. Idle Stop & Go is standard for the SE, along with features such as a SHIFTRONIC manual shift mode and drive mode select. The SE has 17-inch alloy wheels, LED projector combination headlights, body-color exterior mirrors, and body-colored door handles. This trim seats five passengers, has standard cloth seat trim, and a 60/40 split fold-down rear seat. A 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen is standard. SEL Although the powertrain and drivetrain options for the SEL model are the same as the base trim, this model has different fuel ratings. A front-wheel-drive SEL gets 28 MPG in the city and 35 MPG on the interstate, while an all-wheel-drive model gets 26 MPG in the city and 29 MPG on the interstate. This trim has 18-inch wheels, heated side mirrors with LED turn-signal indicators, and a standard eight-way power driver's seat. N Line The N Line trim has a 1.6-liter turbo-GDI four-cylinder engine that generates 190 horsepower and 195 lb-ft of torque. This trim has a combined fuel economy of 28 for FWD models and 26 for AWD models. Paddle shifters, 19-inch N Line wheels, and special N Line seating surfaces are standard. Limited The Limited trim has the same powertrain and fuel ratings as the previous trim level. The standout features of this trim include H-Tex leatherette-trimmed seats, heated and ventilated front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, an eight-speaker Bose stereo system, and dynamic voice recognition. Whether you want one of these fabulous Kona trims as-is or you want to upgrade your Kona with exclusive paint colors and other packages, your local dealership makes the car-buying process a breeze. Take your favorite 2024 Kona trims out for a test drive at Mike Kelly Hyundai today. Image via Hyundai

Working headlights are a must in any vehicle, and not just for people who need to drive after dark. In Pennsylvania, you also have to have the headlights switched on when you can't see 1,000 feet in front of you and when the windshield wipers are in use. If you notice any of the signs we're going to talk about below, then you'll need to get new headlights from your Hyundai dealer ASAP. more 1. They Get Dimmer Headlights don't just go from 100% working to totally dead. Usually, they'll get dimmer for a while before they finally burn out. Pay close attention to your headlights every time you turn them on, and make sure you take note if they seem dimmer than before. Head to the dealer to replace them sooner rather than later, as you won't want them to totally burn out at an inconvenient time. Dimming headlights can also be a sign of an electrical issue, such as a problem with wiring, your alternator, or your battery, so make sure you look out for other issues your vehicle is having. Tell your dealer about any other potential issues you're having when you visit them to talk about your dimming headlights. 2. They Get Hazy Hazy headlights can sometimes mean that the headlights are preparing to burn out, but it could also be a different issue. You should head to the dealer and have the headlights checked out, as the dealer will be able to tell whether the headlights are nearing the end of their lifespan or whether they just need a good, strong cleaning. Sometimes dirt and salt can cause hazy headlights, and a thorough cleaning with a special solution can solve the problem. 3. They Start Flickering Like all lights, your headlights might start flickering in the lead-up to them burning out. Getting to a dealer ASAP will make sure you get them replaced before they stop working completely. However, be aware that flickering headlights are also a symptom of issues with other parts of your vehicle, such as the battery or alternator. Your dealer might want to fully check out your vehicle to rule out more serious issues. 4. They Don't Work at All If your headlights won't turn on at all, then it's the most obvious sign that something is wrong with them. While this can be caused by a faulty battery or alternator, and sometimes even a bad spark plug, it can also be a sign that the lights have just burned out. Sometimes just one of the lights won't turn on, and if that happens, it's a good idea to get both replaced. The other one is probably on its way out, too. Come and get your headlights replaced at Mike Kelly Hyundai. Image via Hyundai

If you're searching for a compact hybrid, look no further than the 2023 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid at your local Hyundai dealer. This hybrid sedan has a sharp and bold look with plenty of modern touches, including advanced technology and premium-feel materials, making it a perfect choice for urban dwellers and commute drivers. more The 2023 Elantra Hybrid comes in two trim levels: Blue and Limited. Both trims have a 1.6-liter inline four-cylinder engine, which is paired with a 240-volt electric motor. The combustion engine produces 104 hp and 109 lb-ft of torque, while the electric motor generates 43 hp and 125 lb-ft of torque. Combined, the total system power of the hybrid system is 139 hp. The standard drivetrain for both trims is front-wheel drive with a six-speed EcoShift transmission. Both trims support Drive Mode Select, with Normal, Sport, and Smart driving modes. The total interior volume is 113.6 cubic feet, with 14.2 cubic feet dedicated to cargo and 99.4 cubic feet of space for passengers. Blue The Blue trim has an EPA estimate of 53 MPG in the city, 56 MPG on the highway, and 54 MPG combined. This trim has 16-inch alloy wheels and standard features like projector headlights, an eight-inch touchscreen display for the audio system, heated front seats, and a hands-free trunk. Limited The fuel economy for the Limited trim is 49 MPG in the city, 52 MPG on the highway, and 54 MPG combined. The Limited trim has 17-inch wheels and exterior details such as a dark chrome front grille and chrome window trim. LED headlights and taillights are standard, as well as a power tilt-and-slide sunroof. Other standard features include a 10.25-inch touchscreen navigation system, 60/40 split-folding rear seats, and an eight-speaker sound system. Colors Interior color options for the Blue are Gray Tricot Clot and Black Tricot Cloth, while the upholstery for the Limited is either Melange with Gray or Black leather-trimmed seats. Exterior color options are White, Fluid Metal, Electric Shadow, Intense Blue, Red, and Phantom Black. What Is the Best Way to Test Drive a Hybrid at Your Hyundai Dealer? Like any other car, you want to be sure that you are getting a good glimpse of a hybrid vehicle's performance during a test drive. A hybrid sedan like the Elantra uses regenerative braking energy to recharge the battery, so if you want to see how well the hybrid motor performs, you should focus your test drive on areas where you will use a lot of braking. Spending at least 15 minutes in an urban or suburban area can give you a good idea of the hybrid's recharging ability. Hybrid vehicles extend the fuel economy of your car, so you can shrink your carbon footprint. For a stylish sedan packed with impressive features, this year's Elantra hybrid model is ideal. Schedule a test drive at Mike Kelly Hyundai today. Image via Hyundai

More drivers are choosing hybrid vehicles than ever, with the efficient performance this class of vehicles offers being a major draw. Out of all the hybrid options on the market, the 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid is one model that stands apart from the rest. Check out the preview below to find out what's in store for you when you come see this vehicle at your local Hyundai dealer. more Advanced Hybrid Engineering Get where you're going while spending less on fuel and minimizing your environmental impact with the cutting-edge hybrid engineering that powers the Santa Fe Hybrid. This vehicle gets up to 36 miles per gallon in the city, helping you take every journey further. Modern features such as regenerative braking recharges the battery while you're on the move to help you make the most of your charge. Tough and Capable You don't have to sacrifice impressive performance when choosing a hybrid. The 226-horsepower engine powering the Santa Fe Hybrid lets you have some fun on every drive you take. Standard HTRAC all-wheel drive heightens the confidence you feel behind the wheel by giving you the road-gripping traction you need in rain, snow, or other adverse conditions. Impressive Towing Ability Take anything you need on your adventure using the Santa Fe Hybrid's class-leading hauling capacity. With a maximum capacity of up to 2,000 pounds, you won't have to leave anything behind on your next outing. Smart towing tech like trailer sway control keeps your payload safe and secure through every step of the journey. Parking Made Easy One of the most stressful experiences for drivers is parking in a tight space, but that stress will be a thing of the past when you choose the Santa Fe Hybrid. The Remote Smart Parking Assist system lets you step out of the vehicle, press a button, and let the autonomous parking system take it from there. This technology will also pull out of the spot with the push of a button when you're ready to depart. Convenient and Connected Starting your journey is easier than ever before when you use the Hyundai Digital Key system. This convenient feature gives you a connection to your vehicle through an app on your smartphone, letting you start the engine, lock or unlock the doors, and have your Santa Fe Hybrid ready for your arrival. You can also easily share a copy of the Digital Key with anyone you might share the vehicle with. Our Hyundai experts can tell you even more about what the Santa Fe Hybrid has to offer. Find out more at Mike Kelly Hyundai today! Image via Hyundai

With the Elantra N, Hyundai puts years of racing experience to good use, giving the sport compact a finely tuned engine and suspension. It boasts a long list of high-end features, such as a dual-clutch transmission and a limited-slip differential, for an amazingly affordable price. Read on to learn more about the 2023 Hyundai Elantra at your local Hyundai dealer! more 1. Turbocharged Powertrain Producing a hefty 276 horsepower and 289 lb-ft of torque, the Elantra N's 2.0L turbo inline-4 promises thrilling and responsive performance. The 6-speed manual transmission that the motor pairs with features buttery, short throws. Buyers may also opt for the N 8-speed wet dual-clutch transmission with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters. Extra grip is provided by the standard electronic limited-slip differential. Acceleration is exceptionally quick, with a 0 to 60 time of less than five seconds. You'll be hard-pressed to find another car this fast that can also achieve an EPA fuel economy rating of 31 MPG highway. 2. Sport-Tuned Chassis The Elantra N's MacPherson strut front suspension and multi-link rear suspension strikes a fine balance between responsive handling and comfort. This suspension setup is also electronically controlled, enabling the car to react to changing road conditions and driver inputs in real time. High-performance 14.2-inch ventilated front brakes and 12.4-inch ventilated rear brakes quickly bring the vehicle to stop. 3. Exclusive N Styling Though the standard Elantra already possesses a sleek and sporty look, the N model further sets itself apart with unique details like the red trim on the car's front lip and skirts. N badging can be found on the front grille and rear fascia. Even the interior features N logos on the seats and steering wheel. Standard 19-inch alloy wheels and a rear spoiler add extra style points. 4. Plentiful Creature Comforts Not only does the Elantra N's passenger cabin sport a racy design, but it comes packed with a load of amenities to help keep you cozy during your trip. These include dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, and supportive sport bucket seats that provide excellent lateral support. Models equipped with the dual-clutch transmission feature a power tilt-and-slide sunroof. 5. Loaded Infotainment System Every Elantra N has a high-resolution 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system offering support for navigation, Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, and Bluetooth hands-free calls. The system can also recognize intuitive voice commands, so that you can better focus on the drive. With standard HD Radio and SiriusXM satellite radio capability, you'll enjoy hours of listening entertainment. Home theater-quality sound comes from a standard 8-speaker Bose premium audio system. Eye-catching style, ample power, and a fun-loving chassis, the Elantra N has everything that you could want in a sport sedan and more! Get in touch with Mike Kelly Hyundai today and schedule a test drive with this exciting model! Image via Hyundai

The 2023 Hyundai Elantra hybrid pairs commanding looks with impressive fuel efficiency and responsiveness. It's a sedan with smooth handling and a lot of charm, making it very easy to fall in love with. You'll really enjoy taking a closer look at this car at your Hyundai dealer. more Incredible Fuel Efficiency If you're interested in hybrid vehicles, then you probably already know just how fuel-efficient they are. They save you a lot of time and money at the gas pump. With the Elantra, you're looking at a fuel efficiency of up to 56 miles per gallon on the highway. That's many more miles per gallon than you'll get with a typical combustion engine vehicle, making ​the hybrid a fantastic choice if you value ​saving as much time and money as possible going forward. No Plugging in You won't need to plug in your Elantra to charge the electric battery. This gives the hybrid an edge over fully electric vehicles, which need plugging in to recharge. Instead, your Elantra will recharge as you drive it. So, not only are you spending less time and money at the fuel pump, but you're saving money on electricity, too. Super Responsive If you want a car that responds to the lightest touch, then you'll love the Elantra. The electric motor and turbo engine work together at lower speeds to provide incredible torque that you can really feel. You'll find the Elantra is a dream to handle. Luxurious Interior Style is a big part of the Elantra. The exterior features a sharp design that'll turn heads when you drive by. Inside, the color scheme options make it feel incredibly luxurious. The black interior with a few silver accents has a very sleek feel, while the light grey one feels open and bright. There's also an option for a black and grey interior that feels very modern. Although it's compact, the stylish interior is spacious. The seats are wide, and there's enough legroom to feel comfortable, especially in the front. Great Warranty The lithium-ion battery is under warranty for the first 100,000 miles or 10 years, whichever comes first. So, if you have a problem, then you know Hyundai has got your back and you won't have to pay out-of-pocket for your repairs. Modern Technology Enjoy the modern technology in the Elantra. There are two 10.25-inch screens in the vehicle. One is the touchscreen infotainment system with features such as weather, music, and navigation. The other is the driver's digital instrument cluster displaying driving stats throughout each journey. If you're interested in stunning looks, fantastic mileage, delightful handling, and a warranty that makes you feel secure, then come visit us at Mike Kelly Hyundai. Take the Elantra hybrid out on the road to see just how enjoyable driving it is. Image via Hyundai

Most car parts cause inconvenience if they malfunction while you're driving, but tire failure can be catastrophic. For this reason, it's crucial that drivers keep an eye on their tires and have them replaced promptly when the time comes. Let's look at six common signs that it's time to visit your local Hyundai dealership for new tires without delay. more Diminished Tread Depth Tread depth is a key determining factor of the age and condition of a tire. Tires initially have a tread depth of around 10/32 or 11/32 of an inch, which wears down steadily over time and usage. It becomes unsafe to drive on tires with 2/32 of an inch or less in tread depth. During winter, when roads are icy and slippery, it's better to replace your tires long before the treads reach 2/32 of an inch. Strange Vibrations Drivers become used to their car's normal vibrations from driving on various road surfaces. If you notice the road vibrations becoming inexplicably rougher, your tires may be uneven or somehow damaged. Check them for signs of excessive wear and tear. Large Sidewall Cracks The sidewalls of car tires become cracked over time as chemicals, water, UV rays in sunlight, or extreme weather conditions dry the rubber out. While inspecting your tires, if you notice the cracks starting to become larger and longer, it may be time to buy new, sturdier tires. Signs of Dry Rot Dry rot can take hold in tires that are regularly exposed to harmful conditions and substances. Dry rot makes the tire rubber brittle, rigid, and more susceptible to cracks and punctures. Even a new set of tires can become structurally unsound when dry rot sets in. If your tires ever lose their ordinary coloration and fade to gray, you may have a dry rot problem on your hands. Blistering Tire Rubber Impacts with potholes or curbs can cause a tire to blister and bubble. Blistering may indicate damage to the exterior layer of rubber, or it may have been caused by an internal layer rupturing and leaking air that became trapped under the upper layer. Either way, a blistered tire is no longer safe to drive on. Continually Low Pressure If your car's Tire Pressure Monitoring System keeps informing you that a particular tire is under-inflated despite the fact that you keep re-inflating it, that tire may have a hidden puncture. A technician may be able to locate and repair the puncture, or the tire may need to go. Visit Mike Kelly Hyundai today to have your tires checked, rotated, or replaced by qualified technicians. Since 1962, we've been helping the drivers of Butler, PA, and the surrounding region with their various vehicle purchasing and servicing needs. Image via Pixabay