Heavier duty. With all
the tire rotations, oil changes, in-cabin air filter changes and so on,
it's wise to remember there are many other crucial inspections needed in
order for your Veloster to perform properly. Relative simple, they
involve an extensive inspection regimen looking at the engine air
filter, inspection of the air conditioning refrigerant, crankcase
ventilation hose, brake fluid, hoses and lines, driveshafts and boots,
exhaust pipes and mufflers, fuel lines, hoses and connecters, the fuel
tank air filter, parking brake, front and rear brake pads, and various
other hoses and fittings. Follow these steps to make sure your Hazelwood
Veloster continues to run at the top of their game.
All-wheel-alignment:
Alignment is a fine-tuning adjustment that will have your Hyundai
Veloster staying on the straight and narrow, without drifting left or
right on a highway. Ever have those feelings? That's why your Hyundai of
Hazelwood service technicians recommend alignment once a year, or more
as needed. But first, we recommend a tire balancing and rotation, before
getting aligned.

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Stopping power: The brakes on your Hyundai
Veloster are some of the most important pieces of equipment on your car.
We know about brakes! Good brakes offer sure stops when you need them
too. Critical to the safety and well-being of your Hazelwood Hyundai
Veloster, they should be inspected every time you come in for an oil
change. If you hear squeaking when applying the brakes, that's a
giveaway that their time may soon be up. Don't let those noises go for
too long though. It leads to metal on metal contact where the brake pad
plates start to grind into the brake rotors. At the first hint of a
squeak, have them changed! DO NOT WAIT for the next oil change to take
them in!
Our expert technicians can examine their conditions to
make sure they are well within standards for safety and to provide the
ability to stop. It's always better to take a proactive lead on such
inspection rather than be caught when it's too late to do anything about
it. Such attention to details saves you money before the problem can
really get out of hand, and expensive.
Tires: Your Hyundai Veloster gets its grip from properly matched tires that are designed to
work correctly with your new Hyundai. Tires need to be properly
inflated, balanced, rotated and aligned in order to get the longest life
possible from them. We suggest checking your tread depth monthly to
know when you need to replace your set of tires. Best of all, it only
costs you a penny. Grab a fresh Lincoln head penny from your pocket. You
know, the only that is so shiny it looks like it was made only an hour
ago. That's all that's needed and with it you might get a few minutes of
face time with President Abraham Lincoln at the same time! Just place
the penny head-first into the tire treads of your Hyundai Veloster. If
Honest Abe takes a header up to his ears, you've got plenty of tread to
go. Conversely, if an air gap exists above his hairline, head to the
Hazelwood Hyundai Parts and Service department, right now for your
Veloster's high-performance replacements! They'll have exactly what your
Hyundai needs. President Lincoln wasn't bald. Your tires shouldn't be
either.
Windshield Wipers: Wipers are an enigma in that they may
wear out despite not having been used too much. It's strange because
they can wear out from under use as much as over use. Blame it on
extreme heat or extreme cold. Exposure to high heat can powder the
wipers while extreme cold can make them brittle and hard. And that
doesn't even include UV rays! That's why we recommend keeping an extra
set on hand. Or simply cruise to the Hazelwood Hyundai parts and service
department to grab a new pair today. If you need to locate us, Google
"Mechanics near us," and there we will be!
Automatic and Manual
Transmissions, etc: Your Hyundai Veloster is equipped with either a
manual or automatic transmission that is a sealed unit. It won't need
any maintenance other than period fluid level checks and a replacement
of both the transmission fluid and filter at the 120,000 mile mark. If
you subject your Veloster to extreme driving, such as at high speeds or
along mountainous grades, we would suggest changing the transmission
fluid and filter sooner. For best results, bring it by the service
department at Hazelwood Hyundai, for a quick check today.
These
service schedules and maintenance tips from your Hazelwood Hyundai
service advisors and technicians will help provide you with many years
and thousands of miles of driving enjoyment from behind the wheel of
your sporty new Hyundai Veloster. Be sure to contact your Hazelwood
Parts and Service department for all your Hyundai car care needs, today.