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How do I check tire pressure on a Hyundai Accent?
I have a 2010-era Hyundai Accent that I bought off the lot. I’ve never really had any problems with it, but as of late, it’s pulling to the right. I think I need to check the tires, but I’m not sure how to do it. How do I check the tire pressure on an Accent?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Since you have a model made after 2007, your Accent comes equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system. If your tire pressure is indeed the issue, you should look for the light on the dash. If you see a light, you need to check your tire pressure.
*Here’s how to check tire pressure on a Hyundai Accent:
- Locate the valve stem on the tire.
- Unscrew it.
- Press the tire gauge against the valve stem to get a psi reading.
- If you need air, use an air compressor. You can either buy one or go to a gas station to add air.
- If you need to remove air, take the backside of the tire gauge and press it against the valve stem.
- Repeat for all tires as a good general practice.
- Once you have all tires to the proper psi as outlined in your owner’s manual, you’re done!
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