I own a 2011 Sonata SE and wife bumped a curb and very very low speed and aedmgad the wheel.(Tire was not aedmgad on the sidewall) Wheel was $377, alignment was $75 and that is in the DFW area. The wheel was the 18inch alloy wheel and it was expensive.Did you do the same on your Accent? If you have the standard steel wheel you probably didn’t damage it unless you hit something pretty hard. Taking it to the dealer is the bst but yes, it will be a little more expensive but you most likely won’t get any BS either!
From my experience as srcviee Manager with Hyundai Dealer since 2001, I can tell you that Accent it is the most reliable vehicle I have seen on the market. Low maintenance costs, the car with virtually no recalls, low in fuel consumption and high mileage drivenI have seen 95 Accents with over 220 miles and minimal repairs spending.From 95 since Hyundai brought Accent to American continent, it had only 4 minor recalls and 1 major (suspension related). Compare this to any other model and you will see the difference.Look at maintenance: do a tune-up-it will cost you up to $120. Compare with an expensive car like Toyota, Lexus, or any other one, not to mention V6 engine starting at least $250 to begin with.Only one advise: considering is an ex-rental, get someone to check the car bumper to bumper. Just in case Good luck with your decision.
I really like your writing style, great information, thanks for posting : D.
I own a 2011 Sonata SE and wife bumped a curb and very very low speed and aedmgad the wheel.(Tire was not aedmgad on the sidewall) Wheel was $377, alignment was $75 and that is in the DFW area. The wheel was the 18inch alloy wheel and it was expensive.Did you do the same on your Accent? If you have the standard steel wheel you probably didn’t damage it unless you hit something pretty hard. Taking it to the dealer is the bst but yes, it will be a little more expensive but you most likely won’t get any BS either!
From my experience as srcviee Manager with Hyundai Dealer since 2001, I can tell you that Accent it is the most reliable vehicle I have seen on the market. Low maintenance costs, the car with virtually no recalls, low in fuel consumption and high mileage drivenI have seen 95 Accents with over 220 miles and minimal repairs spending.From 95 since Hyundai brought Accent to American continent, it had only 4 minor recalls and 1 major (suspension related). Compare this to any other model and you will see the difference.Look at maintenance: do a tune-up-it will cost you up to $120. Compare with an expensive car like Toyota, Lexus, or any other one, not to mention V6 engine starting at least $250 to begin with.Only one advise: considering is an ex-rental, get someone to check the car bumper to bumper. Just in case Good luck with your decision.
Pingback: http://youtube.com/watch?v=lH8phmmO1is