Hyundai Tucson

[dct]

Guys, need some help...

Just recently had my 2010 Tucson serviced at the Casa. They diagnosed some suspension issues (replace arm, assembly, front rotor disc and brake pads) plus need replace 2 tires daw.

Does anyone know a reputable shop that specializes in Hyundai vehicles? Casa quoted P78K for this additional work so would like to find another shop that can handle the job for less cost.

Also, my AC is experiencing intermittent problems. Sometimes nawawala yung cold air after a long drive or on standstill in traffic for a long time. I just turn off the AC for 30 secs para mag reset then ok na ulet.

However, Casa said may bara raw and they need to replace many parts (evaporator assy., expansion valve, thermistor, filters, etc.) to correct the problem. And they are asking P37K for it. Not sure if all those need to be replaced talaga but would want a second opinion from a shop that specializes on Hyundai AC systems. Can anyone recommend a good shop for this?

Sorry, tried searching the forum first for answers but got negative hits despite 750+ pages on the thread

Thanks in advance for anyone's help...

Wag ka na babalik sa casa. Tutal out of warranty naman yan. Sa aircon bring it to recommended aircon specialist. Di na kailangan na hyundai pa. Yung sa pang ilalim, yung nagsspecialize din sa mga ganyan. No need for hyundai specialist.

So where are you located para makasuggest ang iba ng pupuntahan mo

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[aloy]

Guys, need some help...

Just recently had my 2010 Tucson serviced at the Casa. They diagnosed some suspension issues (replace arm, assembly, front rotor disc and brake pads) plus need replace 2 tires daw.

Does anyone know a reputable shop that specializes in Hyundai vehicles? Casa quoted P78K for this additional work so would like to find another shop that can handle the job for less cost.

Also, my AC is experiencing intermittent problems. Sometimes nawawala yung cold air after a long drive or on standstill in traffic for a long time. I just turn off the AC for 30 secs para mag reset then ok na ulet.

However, Casa said may bara raw and they need to replace many parts (evaporator assy., expansion valve, thermistor, filters, etc.) to correct the problem. And they are asking P37K for it. Not sure if all those need to be replaced talaga but would want a second opinion from a shop that specializes on Hyundai AC systems. Can anyone recommend a good shop for this?

Sorry, tried searching the forum first for answers but got negative hits despite 750+ pages on the thread

Thanks in advance for anyone's help...

you may call Seiring if they have the original parts, and let casa install them. you'll save a lot (like rotor disc more or less 4k instead of 9k sa casa).

[dct]

you may call Seiring if they have the original parts, and let casa install them. you'll save a lot (like rotor disc more or less 4k instead of 9k sa casa).

Bakit casa pa. E nanakawan ka lang ng piyesa nyan. Tapos mahal din labor. Sa seiring mo na mismo pagawa. May gumagawa doon

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[bynnos]

So where are you located para makasuggest ang iba ng pupuntahan mo

I'm in Mandaluyong Bro....close to Shangrila Mall. Salamat

[StockEngine]

Guys, need some help...

Just recently had my 2010 Tucson serviced at the Casa. They diagnosed some suspension issues (replace arm, assembly, front rotor disc and brake pads) plus need replace 2 tires daw.

Does anyone know a reputable shop that specializes in Hyundai vehicles? Casa quoted P78K for this additional work so would like to find another shop that can handle the job for less cost.

Also, my AC is experiencing intermittent problems. Sometimes nawawala yung cold air after a long drive or on standstill in traffic for a long time. I just turn off the AC for 30 secs para mag reset then ok na ulet.

However, Casa said may bara raw and they need to replace many parts (evaporator assy., expansion valve, thermistor, filters, etc.) to correct the problem. And they are asking P37K for it. Not sure if all those need to be replaced talaga but would want a second opinion from a shop that specializes on Hyundai AC systems. Can anyone recommend a good shop for this?

Sorry, tried searching the forum first for answers but got negative hits despite 750+ pages on the thread

Thanks in advance for anyone's help...

Brad thats robbery. daming options outside casa.

front wheel drive cars have McPherson struts. normally yun lower arm bushings need replacements.

as for the ac dami rin options..



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[valskie01]

You can also try fronte sa banawe or goodgear sa pasay rotonda. They all have oem hyundai/kia parts

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[aloy]

Bakit casa pa. E nanakawan ka lang ng piyesa nyan. Tapos mahal din labor. Sa seiring mo na mismo pagawa. May gumagawa doon

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Ok din sa Seiring, pero sa labas na lang nila ginagawa. Wala na yung talyer nila unlike Fronte in Banaue. If you have trusted mekaniko, Ok din. Sa Hyundai casa, hindi pa naman ako nanakawan, unlike sa isa kong dating Japanese casa, he he. Pwede mo ding silipin paminsan minsan. Pero i-canvass mo din, iba iba ng labor charge yung mga casa.

[bynnos]

Brad thats robbery. daming options outside casa.

Korek!!! I just called Seiring...total cost of parts sa kanila is P21,600 compared to Casa quote of P44,900...WOW!!!

[dct]

Korek!!! I just called Seiring...total cost of parts sa kanila is P21,600 compared to Casa quote of P44,900...WOW!!!

Wait, wag ka agad bumili. Pacheck mo pa sa iba. Ang casa kahit hindi sira, kung ano ano ang sinasabing sira

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[rock2death]

I'm a 26 year old guy na first time bibili ng car and i am planning to buy Hyundai Tucson 2017 or Mazda CX-5? Which one is better in terms of Price, Parts availability, Interior Design and Fuel Consumption?

[dr. d]

Guys, need some help...

Just recently had my 2010 Tucson serviced at the Casa. They diagnosed some suspension issues (replace arm, assembly, front rotor disc and brake pads) plus need replace 2 tires daw.

Does anyone know a reputable shop that specializes in Hyundai vehicles? Casa quoted P78K for this additional work so would like to find another shop that can handle the job for less cost.

Also, my AC is experiencing intermittent problems. Sometimes nawawala yung cold air after a long drive or on standstill in traffic for a long time. I just turn off the AC for 30 secs para mag reset then ok na ulet.

However, Casa said may bara raw and they need to replace many parts (evaporator assy., expansion valve, thermistor, filters, etc.) to correct the problem. And they are asking P37K for it. Not sure if all those need to be replaced talaga but would want a second opinion from a shop that specializes on Hyundai AC systems. Can anyone recommend a good shop for this?

Sorry, tried searching the forum first for answers but got negative hits despite 750+ pages on the thread

Thanks in advance for anyone's help...

some casas recommend this and that replaced, not because it is worn, but because it is in the schedule.

if your car is already out of warranty, you may consider getting a second opinion.
bring the car to .... banawe! go to an aircon shop and ask them.
go to a suspension shop and ask them.
but i do not recommend having a mekaniko who has no parking space, to qutingting your car.
in my experience, the banawe pricing is usually 50% or even less, than casa's.

good luck.

[Leachim1]

Hi! So I'm in the market for a new car. My choices are Subaru XV, Mitsu ASX, Mazda CX5, and Hyundai Tucson. I initially wanted the new XV kasi ang ganda kaya lang space-wise medyo nasisikipan ako sa loob. The ASX naman on the other hand is okay pero hindi narerecline yung 2nd row seat. So that leaves me to CX5 and Tucson. Since you guys are here, I assume that your votes would go to the Tucson. Can you enlighten me why Tucson is more bang for the buck than the CX5? By the way, I'm eyeing for the gas variant not the diesel one. Thank you in advance sa mga sasagot!

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[lowslowbenz]

Gas? Get the Mazda.

Diesel? Get the Tucson.

[glenn_duke]

I'm in Mandaluyong Bro....close to Shangrila Mall. Salamat

Try Goodgear in Pasay, just finished my 30K km PMS on my Starex, puro basic lang pinapalitan ko sa casa, yung mga mamahalin tulad ng rotor , brake pads, air filters dun ko pinapalitan sa Goodgear, from P 34k na quote nila, P14k lang lahat nagastos ko. May mekaniko sila, tawag lang para ma schedule ka. Sa Sering okay din kaso wala silang mekaniko, lilipat kapa dun sa Servitex na malapit sa ka nila.

[minicarph]

Hi! So I'm in the market for a new car. My choices are Subaru XV, Mitsu ASX, Mazda CX5, and Hyundai Tucson. I initially wanted the new XV kasi ang ganda kaya lang space-wise medyo nasisikipan ako sa loob. The ASX naman on the other hand is okay pero hindi narerecline yung 2nd row seat. So that leaves me to CX5 and Tucson. Since you guys are here, I assume that your votes would go to the Tucson. Can you enlighten me why Tucson is more bang for the buck than the CX5? By the way, I'm eyeing for the gas variant not the diesel one. Thank you in advance sa mga sasagot!

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parang stripped down version so much ang gas tucson, pero madami ako nakikita sa kalye, ikaw ko gusto mo wala kahit ano accessories, bayad ka ng 1.2M, eh sa HRV totl na yan

[JJB]

Guys, need some help...

Just recently had my 2010 Tucson serviced at the Casa. They diagnosed some suspension issues (replace arm, assembly, front rotor disc and brake pads) plus need replace 2 tires daw.

Does anyone know a reputable shop that specializes in Hyundai vehicles? Casa quoted P78K for this additional work so would like to find another shop that can handle the job for less cost.

Also, my AC is experiencing intermittent problems. Sometimes nawawala yung cold air after a long drive or on standstill in traffic for a long time. I just turn off the AC for 30 secs para mag reset then ok na ulet.

However, Casa said may bara raw and they need to replace many parts (evaporator assy., expansion valve, thermistor, filters, etc.) to correct the problem. And they are asking P37K for it. Not sure if all those need to be replaced talaga but would want a second opinion from a shop that specializes on Hyundai AC systems. Can anyone recommend a good shop for this?

Sorry, tried searching the forum first for answers but got negative hits despite 750+ pages on the thread

Thanks in advance for anyone's help...

Just had my crdi tucson's front rotors replaced sa Fronte. Rotors were replacement ones lang and guys said there that they perform the same as the OEMs ones. 60k kms pa lang unit ko but super nipis na ng OEM rotors kaya convinced ako pangit OEM rotors. Had rear stab link and bushings replaced din. Total was just 4.8k. I bought Bendix pads muna sa New Banawe shop since maingay ang OEM brakepads din ng tucson. Mukhang hindi lang maingay ang oem pads but kumakain pa ng rotors.

Magnetic clutch ng AC compressor ko naman was replaced by the legendary Mang Danny sa Seaoil shaw. Magaling at honest na tao. saan ka pa?

HTH

[Leachim1]

parang stripped down version so much ang gas tucson, pero madami ako nakikita sa kalye, ikaw ko gusto mo wala kahit ano accessories, bayad ka ng 1.2M, eh sa HRV totl na yan

Sir yung totl ng hrv is 1.5M, the base model they have is the 1.2M

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[Verbl Kint]

Gas? Get the Mazda.

Diesel? Get the Tucson.

Agree 100%.



But if space wasn't an issue, the XV is a better choice since there are more toys and bling inside.

[minicarph]

Sir yung totl ng hrv is 1.5M, the base model they have is the 1.2M

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mugen naman yan eh, dalwa variant ng hrv isang entry na tig less than 1.1M and totl na 1.2M, yun may touchscreen

[Leachim1]

mugen naman yan eh, dalwa variant ng hrv isang entry na tig less than 1.1M and totl na 1.2M, yun may touchscreen

Ano pong variant yung 1.1M?

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