Isn't that just the silver grill? I thought only the Limited gets the Black-Chrome grill? It looks silver to me.Color looks very baby blue in the sun. And the chrome grille looks decent when combined with this color.
Not sure what is up with that grill. Also, the wheels are not the same as the ones on @alisarom's Limited SC.Isn't that just the silver grill? I thought only the Limited gets the Black-Chrome grill? It looks silver to me.
Whatever it is, it looks good with the Blue Stone.
Its an SEL PremiumNot sure what is up with that grill. Also, the wheels are not the same as the ones on @alisarom's Limited SC.
Guess that rules out the SEL Premium, not fond of those wheels and I don't do aftermarket.Its an SEL Premium
On a list of things that is easiest to correct it’s the wheels. You could swap with someone, buy the other option from the dealer, see if Tucson wheels fit or go aftermarket. Why is aftermarket a no go?Guess that rules out the SEL Premium, not fond of those wheels and I don't do aftermarket.
For me aftermarket wheels are hit and miss and most of the time they don't look right. But I know there are plenty of people who do that. I have already gone down the road of 2 set of wheels/tires for summer/winter and I got tired of the hassle. Just sold the extra set of tires/wheels on our WRX (sold the vehicle too), our Ridgeline, and our Outback.On a list of things that is easiest to correct it’s the wheels. You could swap with someone, buy the other option from the dealer, see if Tucson wheels fit or go aftermarket. Why is aftermarket a no go?
So... what happens when winter comes this year?... I have already gone down the road of 2 set of wheels/tires for summer/winter and I got tired of the hassle. Just sold the extra set of tires/wheels on our WRX (sold the vehicle too), our Ridgeline, and our Outback.
On Tire Rack's website you can see how a wheel looks on a particular car, I've done it and have had no problem with aftermarkets. I don't like the appearance of any of the stock Santa Cruz rims.For me aftermarket wheels are hit and miss and most of the time they don't look right. But I know there are plenty of people who do that. I have already gone down the road of 2 set of wheels/tires for summer/winter and I got tired of the hassle. Just sold the extra set of tires/wheels on our WRX (sold the vehicle too), our Ridgeline, and our Outback.
I like the lower trim wheels better myself. There are plenty of quality aftermarket wheels out there, but if you want to stick with Hyundai factor wheels maybe a N-Line style similar to these will float your boat.Guess that rules out the SEL Premium, not fond of those wheels and I don't do aftermarket.
Fenders flares are an accessory that will help. I don't want a lift, but wider and adding a brush/bash bar up front with an LED light bar would be perfect. The smaller wheels do look better. Dude commands PhotoshopFound another! Love this guy's energy and enthusiasm! Off Road "what is could look like"
Actually, I kind of like that. Hmmm... "Mall Shopper." It's a bit snappier than "trucklet" (that's "trucklette" for those north of the border.) It certainly sounds less awkward than 'sport activity vehicle' or "SAV." I still think "truckster" could catch on.While he's clearly a master with Photo Shop or whatever that software package he's using is, he called it a Mall Shopper! 😱 Lol...
Around here that's a humorous derogatory remark -OR- a complement like she's PHAT (Pretty Hot And Tempting) or that's sick, depending on the rig and the person driving it. I certainly didn't mean anything negative by it. We all know how many 4X4 rigs never see a grain of dirt around SoCal.Actually, I kind of like that. Hmmm... "Mall Shopper."