The Hyundai ix35 is a compact SUV produced by the South Korean automaker Hyundai. It was the first model developed under the brand's Fluidic Sculpture design philosophy. Debuting at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, the ix35 succeeded the original Tucson, offering significant upgrades in safety, fuel efficiency, comfort, and build quality.
The exterior design features bold, angular lines, with a dynamic front end highlighted by sleek, elongated headlights that flow into the fenders. The vehicle’s sporty character is evident in nearly every design element. Compared to its predecessor, the ix35 is both longer and wider, allowing for improved interior space while maintaining a lower roofline for a more aerodynamic profile.
Inside, the cabin boasts a modern and cohesive design that complements the exterior styling. The driver’s area is ergonomically designed, with clearly legible dials and intuitively placed controls. Comfortable seats with optimal firmness and numerous practical storage compartments enhance everyday usability. High-quality materials and solid craftsmanship are evident throughout the interior.
One of the standout features of the Hyundai ix35 is its generous standard equipment. Even the base model includes dual-zone climate control, leather upholstery, and a smart key system, offering excellent value for money.
The factory tyre size for the Hyundai ix35 is 215/70 R16.
Optional tyre sizes include: 225/60 R17, 225/55 R18, and 245/45 R19.
How to Reset the Tyre Pressure Sensor on the Hyundai ix35
Driving with incorrect tyre pressure can increase fuel consumption, accelerate tyre wear, and compromise road safety. If the tyre pressure warning light appears on your Hyundai ix35’s dashboard, check and adjust the tyre pressures as needed. Once the correct pressure is restored, the warning light should turn off automatically.