Hi 100% worth it you save money and it's also transferable should you sell the car.

I bought 6 services and 3 MOT's when i bought my Tuscon new, never had to pay for anything and just drop the car off and pick it up. You have to have them serviced at the correct times i.e. 10K or yearly and I did the first 10K in 8 months and then had second one done around 9 months later (if you work out home many mls roughly you will do help decide on how many to buy) you can cross check costs with dealer they will give you the prices.
All the costs are covered for the standard servicing things like battery key fob changes aren't and air con service plus the obvious like disk and pads wear and tear items .
I30Sean

Hi, my i20 Ultimate has "smart keys".

Can they be cloned?

I have read conflicting advice, some say if you still have to press a button om the key fob, which I think I do to unlock the doors, then it cannot be cloned.

The Hyundai manual does not mention whether they can be cloned or not.

Do I need one of those Faraday pouches to keep my key in?

Hi all, looking for opinions from people who use the Hyundai service plans.

Are they a good deal?

What exactly is included?

I'm currently looking at taking out either a three or a four year service plan. For me three years would be £727 and four years would be £1200 ish, (including MOTs).

Just looked on the Hyundai website at the service plans and its a bit ambiguous about what exactly is covered, the T&C's mention "meeting the service costs" (I know this includes both parts and labour).

But, does that mean just scheduled service items or does it include anything extra that may come up, eg: say if the cam chain needs adjusting, or if an item is identified as having a fault or requiring a repair is noted during a service or similar things?

Are the people that have these plans happy with them, or have they had any issues?

Many thanx for any feedback you can provide, cheers.

The lock button on the remote key fob for my 2023 Kona EV stopped working a few days ago. I had a chance to look at it just now, and it actually works when the physical key is removed. Put the key back in, and it stops working again. The key slot is a bit too narrow to start poking things down to try and clean it out, like a cotton bud to clean out any liquid thats gotten inside. But then it still wouldn't work when the key is removed if that were the case.

Any thoughts on what could be the problem?

 

Stormed it, Phil....😎

Horns are here toot-toot....

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Congrats on a further 12 months MOT.. were there any advisories