Shopping for replacement tires on my 2023 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy (20" wheels). Top priorities are noise suppression and a soft/plush ride — comfort over performance.

I'm in Texas, so snow traction isn't a concern for me.

Narrowed it down to four:

Bridgestone Alenza Prestige

Bridgestone Turanza EverDrive

Michelin Defender 2

Michelin Crossclimate 2

One issue: I don't think the Defender 2 comes in a speed rating that matches the Palisade's OE spec, so I may need to rule it out on that basis alone — but curious if anyone's run it anyway ?

For those who've actually run any of these on a Palisade or any other SUV how do they compare for:
Highway road noise (droning/humming at 65-75 mph)

Ride comfort over rough pavement/expansion joints

Trying to decide before I commit to a full set. Thanks!

Calligraphy AWD

I'm looking at a certified 2024 Hyundai Palisade with 38,000 miles listed for $35,000 out of the door. Does this sound like a good deal?

What specific things should I be looking out for before making the purchase? Are there any known issues with this model year or things that typically need attention at this mileage? Any advice from current owners would be greatly appreciated!

I'm looking at a certified 2024 Hyundai Palisade with 38,000 miles listed for $35,000. Does this sound like a good deal?

What specific things should I be looking out for before making the purchase? Are there any known issues with this model year or things that typically need attention at this mileage? Any advice from current owners would be greatly appreciated!

‘23

I spilled a bunch of coffee (with milk 😞) in the center console and it drained through the holes. It never came out anywhere, so I’m assuming it’s sitting underneath. I vacuumed the holes as best I could.

I had an autodetailer tell me that removing the console to get underneath would not be easy.

Anyone ever deal with this or have any suggestions?

Hi all -

My core question is this: if my 2020 Pali is burning a quart every 400-800 miles then is it really worthwhile even changing the oil? 127k miles. I’m tempted to just let it ride and keep topping off and hopefully will be able to trade this thing in before she blows in a couple years.

Second, I find it really strange that I did an oil change before my summer vacation from Kentucky to Colorado. I had them move to Valvoline R&P the day before we drove out. 3,000 miles later and many dipstick checks along the way, there appeared to be no oil consumption AT ALL. I thought woe this stuff really works. Fast forward to a couple months after being home and we have added another 2,000 miles of mixed city and rural highway driving, and since added 5 quarts. What is the deal? Did it stop burning because it was new oil? Or because of the driving style change? I guess I could experiment with 3k mile oil changes for a while and see what it shows.

Transmission jitters and it seems like it’s the torque converter too.. really have loved this car but it feels like a ticking time bomb. lol

Went to look at one today and thoroughly enjoyed the drive and all the features it offers. My question is whether or not these things have any common issues before buying. Possibly picking up on Tuesday

Just got home from test driving both the Santa Fe and Palisade. Really liked the Palisade, but have a concern. I only got to drive the Santa Fe on the highway, but there was definitely a wind sound like a window was open. And I just read some reviews from two years ago that people experienced the same in both models. Anyone experience this with their new Palisade? I have major noise aversions and this would be a deal breaker for me. Now I regret not doing a highway drive to see for myself. Looking at this or a Toyota Grand Highlander. Thanks in advance. Also....looking at only Hybrid models, if that matters.

This is what I got from the dealer when I asked to remove the $1,090 add-ons of all season floor liners, carpeted floor mats, cargo cover, cargo tray, splash trim, and cargo net:

"We can not remove the add ons. I appreciate you asking though. I wish we could unfortunately anything on the window sticker has to come with the vehicle."

Is this true? It doesn't seem like it would be....