Hyundai’s family favourite is supported in new parts release from Klarius

After a 6-year hiatus, the Hyundai Tucson was re-launched onto the UK market in 2015 as a sensible and versatile choice for families wanting a mid-size SUV. Receiving a slew of positive reviews (4/5 from Autotrader and 8/10 from Top Gear) and sold with a 5-year, unlimited warranty, it’s little wonder that it quickly became one of the leading cars in its class.

The popularity and reliability of the early models is still evident today, with an estimated 72,000+ Tucsons registered between 2015 – 2018 still on the road. Given that the average mileage of these cars is over 50,000 miles, and that they are now out of warranty, their owners will be relieved to know that they have access to aftermarket parts that match or exceed original equipment standards.

Fast Facts About the Hyundai Tucson:

• In 2018 the Hyundai Tucson won the Auto Trader award for ‘Best Car for Long Distances’

• Launched as the second-largest SUV built by Hyundia, it was named after the second-largest city in Arizona – Tucson (pronounced: Tu-son)

• The third-generation Tucson debuted at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show with innovative safety tech (for the time) including lane-departure warning, blind spot detection, auto braking and active cornering control

The introduction of the latest emissions components to the Klarius product portfolio means that Tucson owners around the country can continue to enjoy those long distance journeys with total peace of mind. There are over 11,000 parts in the Klarius Products catalogue and next-day delivery on orders placed before 5:30pm, helping to keep UK drivers on the road.

Klarius Products is a dedicated Emission Control Products manufacture and supply company servicing primarily the UK and EU markets. The business supplies type approved exhausts, CATs and DPFs designed, developed and manufactured in the UK and delivered via its own logistics operation. Klarius Products operations are centred on the manufacturing, R&D, test track, logistics and stock facility hub based in Cheadle in the UK.