What's the 2016 Hyundai Tucson battery size?

The 2016 Hyundai Tucson is equipped with a group size 48 battery, capable of 760 cold cranking amps. It is generally recommended to replace this part every three years. However, this can vary based on Your local climate and personal driving habits. The average cost to have the battery replaced in this vehicle is $190 to $210. That includes labor, so You can save a bit of money if You handle the service work Yourself. A few recommended products include Duralast Platinum, DieHard Gold, and ACDelco Advantage. If Your battery has recently died for the first time, there's a good chance You just left the lights on and it needs to be jumpstarted. However, if jumpstarts have been more frequent or if You have dim headlights, slow starting, or the battery light is on in the display, it's probably time to replace it.