Fuel Grade

• The Tucson is designed to run efficiently on regular unleaded gasoline, which is the most common type and has an octane rating of 87. 
• While using higher octane fuel (like premium) won't necessarily harm the engine, it won't provide any significant benefits either. 

Fuel Hatch Sticker:

• You can also find the recommended fuel type and octane rating on a sticker located on the fuel door or gas cap.



Do not use:

• E85 (85% ethanol)
• Leaded gasoline
• Fuel with methanol

Roadside Emergency: Spare Tire & Tools

1. Check for a Spare Tire or Tire Repair Kit:

• Many newer cars, including some Hyundai models, are opting for tire repair kits instead of full-size spare tires to save weight and space . 
• If you have a spare tire, it's likely a space-saver (donut) type . 
• Check under the cargo area floor panel or in the designated storage area . 
• If you have a tire repair kit, it will usually include a sealant, a compressor, and a power cable . 

2. If you have a spare tire:

• Locate the spare tire, jack, and lug wrench . 
• Follow the instructions in your owner's manual for changing the tire . 
• Remember to check the spare tire's pressure and condition regularly . 
• When driving on a spare tire, adhere to the speed and distance limitations (typically 50 mph and 50 miles) . 

3. If you have a tire repair kit:

• The kit typically involves using sealant to temporarily fix a puncture, then inflating the tire .
• Once the tire is repaired, you'll need to get it professionally repaired or replaced as soon as possible . 

Built-in Navigation

1. Accessing the Navigation System:

• Touchscreen:
• Look for a "Map" or "Navigation" icon on the home screen or swipe to access the all-menu screen. 
• Hard Button:
• Some Tucson models may have a dedicated "MAP" hard button below the infotainment screen. 

2. Setting a Destination:

• Search: Once in the navigation screen, click the search button and enter your destination using keywords, address, or point of interest (POI) categories.
• Previous Destinations: You can also select from previously entered destinations or saved favorite places.

3. Route Guidance:

• Route Selection:
• After entering your destination, the system will display available routes. Choose the preferred route and select "Start Guidance". 
• Route Options:
• You can also modify the route by editing waypoints or changing route search options (e.g., avoid tolls, avoid ferries). 
• Traffic Information:
• The navigation system displays traffic information, including accident and construction zone alerts. 
• Canceling Route Guidance:
• To cancel route guidance, press the "Cancel Route" button or hold the pause button until it cancels. 

4. Additional Features:

• Saving Favorite Places: You can save frequently visited places (home, work, etc.) as favorites for easier access.
• Reordering Icons: You can reorder the icons on the navigation menu screen.
• Display Off: You can turn off the screen using the "Display Off" option. 

Where to Find Registration & other Docs

• All of the vehicle Documentation can be found in the Glovebox compartment.