Does anyone know where the preferred jacking (lifting) points are on the Ioniq 5? I always rotate the tires myself and can't seem to find this in the instruction manual. I know it's especially important to not lift on areas that might damage the battery or other structures on an electric vehicle.
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Carmelsteve
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For some reason its not in the manual, probably because there is no spare tire to change. I did manage to find a document online which showed the jacking points in the normal locations close the wheel arches. If you look under the car in those areas you can see the jacking locations marked with two ribs as on other cars.
I managed to find the document again. See link below:
I managed to find the document again. See link below:
HYUNDAI IONIC 5 SUV 5 Doors User Guide
Learn how to safely lift, immobilize, and access the battery of the Hyundai IONIQ 5 SUV 5 Doors with this user manual. Stay informed on important vehicle components and maintenance procedures. Available from March 2021.
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If you have the right sensors the is nothing to do, just drive the car, they are found within 5 minutes and after about 10 minutes you will be able to see the pressures.
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