Hyundai Tucson jm parts online catalogue

HYUNDAI Tucson (JM) cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels

Hyundai Tucson JM car is a 5-seat crossover produced from 2004 till 2010. In 2009 the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration pointed out the car’s high safety level. The vehicle was one of the brand’s best-selling cars: about 1 million car units were sold. You can always buy spare parts for Hyundai Tucson JM at an affordable price at onlinecarparts.co.uk online shop. Make an online order in a few clicks to buy air, oil and fuel filters as well as other components on favourable terms.

Technical specifications of Hyundai Tucson JM

The length of the Tucson (2004–2010) crossover was 4,325 mm, the width – 1,795 mm, the height – 1,680 mm. The luggage compartment volume was 325 litres, and with the rear seats folded - 1,375 litres. The road clearance of the vehicle was 195 mm. The loading capacity varied within the 500–600 kg range, depending on the version. The car was equipped with brake discs on both axles. The front and rear suspensions were independent, which had a positive effect on the vehicle’s steerability.

Main versions

The manufacturer offered about 20 versions; both petrol and diesel vehicles were available. The cars were front-wheel driven or had a part-time all-wheel drive.

The 2.7 AT 4WD was the most powerful version. This Tucson JM crossover was equipped with a 6 cylinder V-engine. Its output power was 175 hp, which allowed the car to reach the maximum speed of 180 km/h. The crossover accelerated to 100 km/h in 10.5 seconds. Fuel consumption per 100 km was 13.2 litres in urban cycle and 8.2 litres in extra-urban cycle. As for combined cycle, the car consumed about 10 litres of petrol.

The 2.7 AT 4WD version was equipped with the part-time 4WD system Electronic InterActive Torque Management. It distributed the torque equally to both axles. It was automatically activated when skidding and sharp cornering, or could be activated manually by pressing the 4WD lock button.

Trim levels of Hyundai Tucson JM

The cars were offered in 3 trim levels. The equipment list of the basic trim level, GL, included 6 airbags, an air conditioner, a CD player, keyless entry system, and electronic stability control. The extended trim, GLS, had, in addition, plastic panels on the car body sides, fog lights, windscreen wiper blades with anti-icing covers. The Limited trim level was the top one. Apart from other equipment, these cars had a climate control system, heated and leather-trimmed seats. In 2007, the GL and GLS trim levels were renamed as GLS and SE correspondingly.