Hyundai recovery and towing
Hyundai Nishat assembles the Tucson, Elantra, Sonata and Porter H-100 locally, while older Dewan-era Santros and Shehzore pickups still work hard on city streets. The range runs from light manual hatchbacks to hybrid and electric SUVs, so the right tow method varies widely by model.
- 7 Hyundai models covered
- 5 need a flatbed
- Open 24/7 across Pakistan
- Fixed quote before dispatch
Hyundai models
- Hyundai SantroPetrol, front-wheel drive, manualAs a light manual front-wheel drive car it can be wheel-lifted by the front wheels; a flatbed is better if the car has accident damage.
- Hyundai Porter H-100Diesel, rear-wheel drive, manualUnload the cargo first, then recover by lifting the rear (driven) wheels with an under-lift or on a flatbed; a loaded or damaged pickup needs a heavier recovery truck.
- Hyundai TucsonPetrol, front-wheel drive, automaticFlatbed only: FWD versions are automatics, and AWD versions can be damaged if any wheels are on the ground while towed.
- Hyundai ElantraPetrol, front-wheel drive, automaticFlatbed recommended because it is an automatic sedan; its front bumper sits fairly low, so ramps help with loading.
- Hyundai SonataPetrol, front-wheel drive, automaticFlatbed only: it is an automatic with a long, low front overhang that is easy to damage on a wheel-lift.
- Hyundai Santa Fe HybridHybrid, all-wheel drive, automaticFlatbed only, for both FWD and AWD versions: hybrids must never be towed with driven wheels on the ground because the motor and gearbox can be damaged.
- Hyundai Ioniq 5Electric, all-wheel drive, automaticFlatbed only, with all four wheels off the ground: it has motors on both axles and must never be towed or dragged on its wheels.
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