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Brake pads provide the friction that slows and stop your wheels. These pads fit into the brake calipers and are held in place with special clips. The pads will wear out and need replacement every 30,000 to 50,000 miles. We'd like to tell you more about signs you need to see us for new pads. Screeching Noises High-pitched screeching is unnerving, even more so if it's coming from your brakes. Pads are 1/2" thick when they're new, but the friction they generate against the rotors slowly wears them down. As the friction material covering wears off, your pads will take longer to stop your car. When the pads reach 1/4" thick, it's time to replace them. The pad manufacturers install a reminder in the pads that they're due to be changed. This warning is in the shape of a spike buried in each pad. When a pad reaches 1/4" thickness, this spike becomes visible and will scratch against the wheel rotor. This scratching produces a screeching noise as a reminder that you need to change your pads ASAP. Grinding Noises If your pads aren't replaced, they'll continue to screech. Eventually, the friction material covering will wear off completely, leaving only bare metal on the pads. The next time you use your brakes, the metal pads will directly strike the smooth metal of the rotors and gouge into them. You'll hear an awful grinding noise as the pads slowly damage the rotors. If your pads aren't replaced immediately, they continue to inflict damage on the rotors. This damage can lead to cracks in the rotor, and if this happens, the rotor will need replacement. We can easily replace the pads and will need to inspect the damage to the rotors. Sometimes the damage is minor, and other times the rotors will need to be resurfaced. Glazed Pads Pads become glazed by being kept in contact for an extended period with the wheel rotor. When you use the brakes, the pads are in contact with the rotor for the time it takes to stop your car. After that, you take your for off the brake pedal, and the pads are withdrawn. If you ride your brakes, however, the pads are kept in contact with the rotors and not withdrawn. Contact with the smooth rotor turns the pad smooth and glass-like. A smooth pad generates no friction, and this makes braking more difficult. More effort is also required by the braking system, which increases wear and tear. We can't repair glazed pads, but we can replace them. Driving with worn pads is dangerous. Visit us today at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith, and we'll replace them. Image via Hyundai.

Your headlights are the best, and sometimes only, way to see your way when you're driving at night. In a town or city, you'll get some help from the street lights, but this doesn't replace the need for good, working headlights. In time, you'll need new headlights, and your Hyundai dealer can install them for you. These are some of the signs that your headlights may be failing. Dim Headlights If you turn on your headlights and all you get is a dim glow instead of a bright beam, your bulbs may be failing. This is usually the most obvious sign that it's time to change your bulbs. Headlight bulbs have a varied lifespan depending on the type you have installed. Their average life varies from 500 hours to 30,000 hours. We can test your bulbs and replace them if they're wearing out. We advise replacing both bulbs, even if only one of them is dim. The reason for this is bulbs are installed in pairs, and if one fails, the second will most likely blow in a couple of days. If you're thinking of installing longer-life bulbs, our technicians will be happy to advise you on the best bulbs for your Hyundai model. Blown Bulbs A dead headlight bulb is a definite sign that you need replacements. If your bulb has failed within its average life, there's no cause for concern. Should you find you have to replace a bulb more than once a year, there's some other problem causing the failures. Bulbs can fail due to alternator problems, blown fuses, wiring issues, and corrosion in the bulb socket. One of the main causes of early bulb failure is a worn alternator. The alternator produces your car's electrical power. When your alternator gets older, it produces less power to supply all your car's needs. Your headlights will be supplied with only enough power to light up. Headlights need a constant, consistent power supply, and the reduced power will cause them to blow. Damaged Lenses Your headlight bulbs are protected by clear plastic lenses. The lenses protect the bulb and electrical wiring from water, dirt, and other debris. They can, however, get damaged due to sand, stones, or other material that's thrown up from the road surface. A small crack in the lens can allow water inside, and water can cause a variety of damage. Moisture can build up on the inside of a lens and turn it foggy. Water can also cause corrosion to the bulb socket or the electrical wiring. We can replace the lens and clean the wiring and recess to fix this problem. If you're experiencing headlight problems, call us immediately at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith. Image via Hyundai.

Knowing when your car needs an engine diagnostic isn't always easy. Your car can exhibit different kinds of signals that indicate different types of maintenance or repair issues. But what types of warnings should you look out for? Below are three groups of signals you can experience while driving your car. Each one is a clear indicator that it's time to make a service appointment with your local Hyundai dealer. Most Common Signal Your Car Needs Attention Do you ever wonder what to do when your check engine light goes on? For some people, that little light can be a moment of stress, and other people simply choose to ignore it. While the illumination of the check engine light is a common indication that your car needs a diagnostic test, that doesn't mean something major is wrong. There are many different reasons why the check engine light will begin to glow. The best course of action is to take your car in and have it checked out so the problem doesn't get worse. You Notice Changes in Your Car's Performance Another way to gauge whether it's time to have a diagnostic test on your car is when you notice sudden changes in your car's performance. Here are four signals to look out for. Rough-running engine Significant decrease in gas mileage The car needs to be restarted because the engine turns off The engine continues to run after you have shut the car off Similar to the check engine light turning on, these types of signals could mean something small and easy to fix or be a warning that your engine has a bigger need. Either way, take the time to have your car checked out to avoid more problems before they start. Unusual Signals to Be Aware of Here are three types of subtle signals that are easy to overlook. These are not as common as the car signals above, but they are essential to be aware of. Loss of power while driving Strange smells you have not noticed before Unusual sounds When driving your car, you should not notice a loss of power, experience unfamiliar smells, or hear hissing, popping, or knocking sounds. These are all signs that it's time to take your car in for a diagnostic test. A good rule to follow with a new or used car is to have a diagnostic test done once a year before engine problems begin. Remember, if you experience any of the above signals, do not panic. Bring your car to Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith and let them run the tests needed to find and fix the problem. Image via Hyundai.

All vehicle owners use a catalytic converter each time they operate their engines. This vital component to the fuel system makes it safe for people to breathe around your operating vehicle and assists in protecting the environment. If you suspect your converter may be in need of an upgrade, check this list out before you drop by your Hyundai dealer for a replacement. 1. Having Trouble Accelerating Since the purpose of converters is to intake toxic exhaust gases and transform them into less dangerous forms, the device contains a filtering layer of mesh within itself. The metal film inside can become clogged from things like age or using an excessively rich fuel-to-air mixture, which causes the airflow to become blocked in your fuel system. Without proper air passage, the engine will be unable to utilize all of the fuel that sprays when you press on the gas, resulting in trouble accelerating. This will become especially apparent when merging onto the highway or overtaking lanes, as you'll notice a delay between applying pressure on the pedal and a response from the engine. 2. The Engine Light Has Turned On Your fuel system is equipped with sensors at the exhaust to allow for the best calculation of air and fuel to combine, and when that ratio is skewed by a clogged converter the sensor will return an error code. On top of causing a light on your dash, this issue also impacts your fuel usage. Calculations are predetermined to include the use of a converter, so having the piece damaged or absent will throw off that mixture. 3. Loud Noises and Unpleasant Smells In the event you've lost your converter entirely, the sound of your engine can become almost deafening. The uncomfortable volume of the vehicle can also be accompanied by the scent of rotting eggs out of your tailpipe. This is because fuel contains sulfur molecules that would normally be broken down in combustion or trapped by the metal filter, but if it is clogged or absent, unused fuel may be emitted out of the exhaust. If the sound is more of a rattling than a roar, this may indicate that the film within the catalytic has broken loose. This can happen when the converter has aged and built-up deposits on the film, causing the outer edges to wear away and snap off. The noise in this scenario will come from beneath the vehicle and will be especially noticeable as you turn the engine over. Keeping the air in our cities safe to breathe is important for everyone. Having your converter clean and updated not only protects the environment but also allows you to gain improved fuel economy and better horsepower. Visit Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith today to upgrade your equipment and get the most out of your fuel system. Image via Hyundai.

If you're a Hyundai driver, then you know that you have a car that's built to last. You also know that in order to keep your Hyundai running like new, you need to get regular brake service at your local Hyundai dealer. Here are just a few of the benefits of getting the brakes serviced regularly: 1. You Get Genuine Parts Every time you hit the brakes, your Hyundai is working hard to keep you safe. But over time, brake pads and other components can wear down, making it harder for your car to stop quickly and safely. That's why it's important to have your brakes serviced regularly by a dealer. By doing so, you can be sure that you're always getting genuine Hyundai parts. In addition, because genuine parts are designed specifically for your car, you can be confident that they'll fit properly and work as intended. Be sure to have the brakes serviced at least once every 12 months or 12,000 miles. 2. You're Covered by a Warranty When you purchase a new car, it usually comes with a manufacturer's warranty. This warranty provides peace of mind to the owner, knowing that if something goes wrong with the car, they will be covered. In most cases, the warranty will cover the cost of repairs or replacement parts. However, there are some things that can void a warranty, such as not having the car serviced at regular intervals. For example, if you own a Hyundai, part of the terms of the warranty is that you must have your brakes serviced regularly by a dealer. By doing this, you are ensuring that your car is in good working condition and that the brakes are up to Hyundai's standards. 3. You Avoid Costly Repairs Down the Road When you bring your Hyundai in for service, our certified technicians will inspect your entire braking system. This comprehensive inspection will check your brake pads and shoes for wear, measure your rotor thickness, evaluate your brake fluid level and condition, and inspect all other components for excessive wear or damage. By catching potential problems early, we can often prevent costly repairs down the road. For example, worn brake pads can damage rotors, requiring them to be replaced. However, if we catch the problem early, we can simply replace the pads and avoid having to replace the rotors as well. It's always a good idea to take your car in for service in order to keep the brakes in top condition. If you need a tune-up and want to get everything checked at once, visit us at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith. We can take care of all your car maintenance needs and help you stay safe on the roads this season. Image via Hyundai.

In the past few years, automakers have focused on developing new safety features that can detect a crash, alert drivers and offer assistance in case of emergencies. These innovations have led to safer driving conditions. If you ask any Hyundai dealer about safety systems found on today's Hyundai vehicles, here are 5 they are likely to mention: 1. Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist A forward collision warning system can detect when a car is traveling too fast and is likely to collide with another vehicle or object. The system sends alerts to the driver, usually via a sound and a visual display, to alert them to the danger and instructs them to apply the brakes or reduce engine power. If the driver doesn't brake in time, the system can apply the brakes automatically. 2. Blind-Spot Detection Blind-spot detection systems use sensors to detect when another car is in a driver's blind spot. If a vehicle is detected, your vehicle will give out a warning. Depending on the make of your car, the warning could be a light on the internal front pillar or wing mirror. This warning light could also be accompanied by audible sounds or vibrations in the steering wheel. The system will stay active until the vehicle is in front or alongside you. 3. Lane Keeping Assist Lane keeping assist system is designed to help you stay within your lanes. It uses high-tech sensors in the windshield to scan lane markers on the left and right sides of your Hyundai car. When you veer out of your lane, it sends visual and audio warnings so that you can correct your path. Additionally, the system might put some pressure on the steering wheel to correct the path of your vehicle. 4. Rear Cross Traffic Alert A rear cross-traffic alert system uses sensors to detect other vehicles when a car is backing up. The system alerts the driver by sounding an alarm if there is a car that the driver can't see in the rearview mirror. This is particularly helpful when the driver is backing up in parking lots or driveways that have an exit on the side of the car. This system can also apply brakes automatically to prevent an impending collision. 5. High Beam Assist A high beam assist system automatically switches between low and high beams depending on the brightness of other vehicles and road conditions. For instance, it will turn on the high beam when your car's speed is above 25mph and turn on the low beam when a headlamp or a tail lamp of an oncoming vehicle is detected. Hyundai takes safety seriously, evidenced by the many safety systems they incorporate in their vehicles. When sensible driving meets these features, the result is a safe condition for drivers and other road users. Suppose you are thinking of purchasing a Hyundai car. In that case, contact Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith for the best car deals. Whether you are looking for older models or newer models, such as the 2022 Hyundai Elantra SE, we have it all. Image via Hyundai.

Like many other parts of the country, Arkansas is experiencing increasingly frequent hot weather. When it's over 90 degrees outside, the last thing you want is a faulty air conditioning unit. If you notice your car AC not working, you should book an appointment with the mechanics at the Hyundai dealer. They can diagnose and fix the problem, so you don't have to deal with unbearably hot car journeys. Why Is My Car AC Not Working? There are several reasons why your car's air conditioning might not be working. If you can see an oily liquid around your AC unit hose connections, your car might have a leak. AC units that expel hot instead of cold air might have a problem with the condenser. It could be broken, but it could also just be blocked, in which case it is easy to fix. Another, slightly more complicated reason why your AC might not be working is an electrical issue. This could be the case if your AC has stopped turning on altogether or if it has stopped cooling down your car properly. Should I Visit the Hyundai Dealer? If your AC has broken down, you might wonder whether you need to visit the dealership mechanic or whether you can fix the issue yourself. In many cases, repairing your air conditioning unit on your own can be challenging, especially if a part is broken or if there is an issue with the electrical system. To be on the safe side, you should schedule an appointment with your Hyundai mechanic, who can fix the AC and make sure your car is still safe to drive. How Will the Mechanic Fix My Car? Most problems related to the air conditioning system can be fixed, and you might be able to take your car home on the same day. If there is a leak, your mechanic will use sealant to stop it, or they might replace one or more of the AC's parts. Similarly, if the condenser is broken, your brand-name dealership will be able to fit your Hyundai with a genuine replacement part. Electrical problems are often hard to diagnose, and you shouldn't attempt to do so yourself. Your mechanic will determine which parts of the wiring are affected, and they will either fix the issue with electrical tape or replace sections of the wiring. In the summer, temperatures in Arkansas can easily climb to the mid-90s. If you have to take a car journey in such hot weather, having a broken air conditioning system is dangerous. As soon as you notice a problem, such as hot air coming out of your AC, you should contact your local Hyundai mechanics. Call us now at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith and book a service appointment for your car. We will be happy to fix your AC unit for you.   Image via Hyundai.

In the US, there are over 6 million vehicle accidents every year. If your Hyundai is damaged, you want to have it repaired ASAP. It's also important that your repair meets the highest standard of quality. As your Hyundai dealer in Fort Smith, AR, we'd like to tell you about the high-quality collision repair we can provide for you. Arrival When your Hyundai arrives at our repair section, your car will be washed to remove debris from the accident and make inspection easier. One of our expert repair assessors will thoroughly examine your car and document all of the damage. Our assessor also makes a video log to assist in planning the repair schedule. While our assessor completes the examination, we'll help you with checking in your car. We'll update our records with any of your new details. Once the damage assessment is complete, we will produce a quote detailing the work that needs to be completed. We'll give you a copy, and we'll send a copy to your insurance if they are arranging the repair. Insurance If your insurance is arranging the repair, they may want to send their assessor to examine the damage. We will liaise with your insurance company on your behalf to allow the process to move as speedily as possible. Once we receive confirmation from you or your insurance that we can proceed, we'll move to the repair stage. Repair The video log and our assessor's report are used to create a repair blueprint. This blueprint details the work that needs to be completed and the parts and repair sections that will be involved in the process. Our repair sections can complete all possible repairs, from windshield replacement to painting chip touchups. Any parts that need painting will be transferred to our paint section. We can color match any Hyundai color so any replacement section will look and fit seamlessly into your car. Quality Control Once the repairs have been completed, our quality control section will check all of the repairs again. This process ensures that all work has been completed correctly and that it matches the high standard Hyundai demands for a flawless repair. After quality control is complete, your car will go for a test drive and will be cleaned again. Return Once all the checks are finished, your car will be ready to go. We'll contact you to let you know your car is ready for collection. After you've examined your Hyundai, and you're happy with the repairs, you'll drive off in a perfectly restored vehicle. If you'd like to know more about our repairs, call us at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith. Image via Hyundai.

The new Hyundai Accent is a compact sedan that offers plenty of features and style. It's powered by a 4-cylinder engine with 1.6-liter displacement and 16 valves. This engine puts out 120 horsepower and offers 36 MPG combined fuel economy. Across all three available trim options, the Accent comes as a stylish 4-door with a comfortable interior. Accent SE The base trim level of the all-new Accent SE is packed with features that drivers will love. The 5-inch color touchscreen display lets you access all of your music, navigation, and vehicle settings with ease. Plus, the rear view monitor makes backing up a breeze. And for those who love to stay connected on the go, the hands-free Bluetooth phone system keeps your hands on the wheel and your conversations confidential. Finally, the 60-40 split-folding rear back seat provides extra cargo space when needed. Accent SEL The Accent SEL is the perfect blend of features and value. It comes with a 7-inch color touchscreen display, compatible with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. You'll also enjoy dual charging USB ports to keep your devices powered up on the go. Plus, the stylish 15-inch alloy wheels complete the look.  All of this still comes at a very competitive price, bringing you all the must-have features in a balanced trim level. Accent Limited The Hyundai Accent Limited is a high-end trim level that offers a variety of premium features. These extras include a hands-free smart trunk release, Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA), and 17-inch alloy wheels. The heated front seats are also a nice touch. Additionally, the Limited trim level offers side mirrors with integrated turn signals, a power tilt-and-slide sunroof, LED taillights, automatic temperature control, and push-button start. Which Should You Choose? If you're looking for a well-equipped and affordable compact sedan, the SEL trim level is a great choice for most. It comes with a variety of features that drivers will love, at a very reasonable price. If you're looking for something a little more luxurious, then the Limited trim level offers plenty of attractive extras. But if you're simply looking for the best possible value, then the SE trim level is hard to beat. It still comes with plenty of great features and is very affordably priced. Whichever trim level you choose, you're sure to be happy with your new Hyundai Accent. To find out more, get in touch with Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith for the best service, selection, and smiles! Image via Hyundai.

Feast your eyes on an electric SUV that's ready to redefine the conversation about this class of vehicles with its power and style. The bar has just been raised with the 2022 Hyundai Ioniq. Want to get to know this impressive addition to the Hyundai lineup a little better? Start by getting all the information you need to know from the preview we provided for you below. All-Electric Driving with Impressive Range One common concern that drivers may have when considering an electric vehicle is if it will have the range to get them where they're going. The Ioniq puts those fears to bed, getting up to 303 miles of range on a full charge to open up new possibilities for what your next destination could be. Advanced technology such as the regenerative braking system help the vehicle achieve this efficiency, capturing energy from your brakes and charging the batteries with it. Performance That Packs a Punch Think that electric vehicles can't compete with their gas-powered counterparts when it comes to performance? Then take a ride in the Ioniq and think again. You'll have up to 320 horsepower at your command, with the electric powertrain delivering instant torque that you feel the moment your foot touches the gas pedal. The available all-wheel drive system helps you maintain confident traction even when conditions get difficult. Function Meets Stunning Form Everything the Ioniq does so well is wrapped up in an attractive package that will raise expectations for the style you expect from an electric vehicle. Sleek proportions and strong yet clean lines help to give this vehicle its undeniable character, instantly setting it apart from its competitors. Along with the aerodynamic profile, smaller details such as the twin array spoiler or available 20-inch aero wheels help to distinguish this vehicle and give it its unique personality. Exceeding Expectations on Space One advantage of the Ioniq's all-electric powertrain is that less space is needed for bulky engine components that conventional vehicles use. That frees up more interior room for your use, giving you a considerable amount of cargo space that will let you pack up anything you need for the road ahead. You'll have easy access to that cargo area when you're loading up or unpacking, too, thanks to the convenient available hands-free smart liftgate. Superior Sense of Safety Game-changing driver assistance technology allows the Ioniq to deliver you a driving experience that's safer than anything you've ever driven in before. Advanced highway driving assist features help to keep you centered in your lane while also maintaining a safe separation between you and the vehicle ahead of you. The Ioniq is even intelligent enough to change lanes for you when you activate your turn signal, making staying safe completely effortless. The Ioniq leaves the competition in its trail easily, letting you experience a more eco-friendly way of traveling while sporting a stylish look and getting all the fun you expect from your drive. Make this vehicle yours at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith! Image via Hyundai.

Looking for a vehicle that's as adventurous as you are? Then take a look at the new 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz, the first-ever sport adventure vehicle in Hyundai's lineup. We covered some of this vehicle's most impressive features below to give you an idea of what the Santa Cruz is all about. 1. Versatile Utility Options Whatever it is that you need to get done, the Santa Cruz has features to help you take care of it. The durable open bed leaves plenty of room for you to store anything you're bringing along with you to your next destination, with sealed underfloor storage compartments for even more discrete cargo holding. There are also power outlets built in for extra utility and a drain that helps you clear things out after a watery adventure. 2. Confident Power and Performance No matter what challenging terrain or weather conditions lie ahead of you, the Santa Cruz is ready to take them on with its versatile capability. HTRAC all-wheel drive helps this vehicle maintain traction no matter what it's up against, keeping you completely in control to avoid any dangerous situations occurring. The turbocharged engine power gives you a maximum towing capacity of up to 5,000 pounds to work with. 3. Relaxed and Refined Interior Step into everything you want in a modern vehicle cabin when you come aboard the Santa Cruz, with comfort and amenities everywhere you look to help you enjoy your ride that much more. The dual-cockpit design puts all the controls you need within an easy arm's reach, with ergonomically laid out controls for a user-friendly experience. Available heated and ventilated front seats add an extra level of comfort for you to enjoy. 4. Digital Infotainment Larger screens allow the Santa Cruz to display the information you need in an easy-to-read format in order to minimize the distraction it causes so that your attention remains fixed on the road ahead. Not only will you have the latest tech at your fingertips when you're behind the wheel, but this vehicle also features intelligent smartphone connectivity. The Digital Key feature allows you to use your smartphone to unlock the door without needing to search for your keys. 5. Award-Winning Safety Features The Santa Cruz has won acclaim for the safe driving experience that it delivers, earning the prestigious Top Safety Pick award from the IIHS. That recognition comes from the inclusion of advanced driver assistance technology in the design of this vehicle, such as the rear cross-traffic collision-avoidance assist system. When you're backing out of a parking space or driveway, this system alerts you to any traffic approaching from either side so you can maneuver safely. Drive home in the Santa Cruz today and you'll be taking home the ultimate adventure vehicle. We can tell you even more about this outstanding member of the Hyundai family at our dealership. Learn more about the Santa Cruz at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith! Image via Hyundai.

Looking for a vehicle that can take on any challenge and accomplish it with the efficiency that only a hybrid can deliver? Then you need to check out the 2022 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid. We took a closer look at this impressive vehicle to highlight some of the best features it has to offer you. Hybrid Efficiency and Plenty of Fun Getting around in an eco-friendly way shouldn't come at the cost of having some fun on the road. The Tucson Hybrid lets you have both, achieving efficiency of up to 38 miles per gallon on the highway while still giving you 226 horsepower to unleash when you need a little strength in your drive. HTRAC all-wheel drive comes standard in this model too, letting you take your travels through even the most rugged terrain. Understated Sophistication on Display One look at the Tucson Hybrid will be enough for you to tell that this vehicle gives you a level of class and excellence that the competition can't match. The impeccable design gives this vehicle a whole lot of character, ensuring that you stand out whether you're cruising the highway or out on the rugged back roads. Details like the standout grille further distinguish this vehicle from other SUVs, showing the precision that went into crafting your Tucson Hybrid. First-Class Level of Comfort Along with the spacious cabin with best-in-class rear legroom and the luxuriously soft seating waiting for you inside the Tucson Hybrid, there are a number of comfort-enhancing amenities that turn ordinary drives into something special. Multi-Air Mode technology takes climate control to the next level by softening the airflow in your cabin, creating the ideal atmosphere for you and your passengers to enjoy. Connected with All Your Devices Bring a high-tech suite of features on the road with you thanks to the high-tech design that went into the Tucson Hybrid. Standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility make it easy to connect to your phone to get in touch with your contacts, play your favorite multimedia content, and so much more. The intuitive touchscreen console built into the vehicle features buttonless yet user-friendly controls to put all the features you need on your drive at your fingertips. Parking Made Easier Than Ever Parallel parking is a source of stress for many drivers, but what if it could be done easily and safely with just the press of a button? The Remote Smart Parking Assist feature available for the Tucson Hybrid lets you achieve that level of convenience. Simply pull up alongside an empty space, activate this feature, and let automated driving controls guide you into the spot. When you're ready to leave, this feature can also guide your vehicle out. Just one drive in the Tucson Hybrid will redefine your expectations of what a modern vehicle should give you. Ready to experience a better class of hybrid SUV? Test drive the Tucson Hybrid at Crain Hyundai of Fort Smith today! Image via Hyundai.