2025 Santa Fe Calligraphy hybrid. I love this car, but I had to replace 2 tires after only having had the car (which I bought new) for 9 months due to bulges. This past weekend one of those new tires completely popped while driving on a brick road. I noticed another one had a bulge too.
Went ahead and begrudgingly replaced the rims with 19s and got Michelin tires. Bye pirelli!
Hey all. I need your help if you have ever had a tire bulge in your Santa Fe -- I'm not sure which years and models this will apply to but alas...
I purchased a brand new 2025 Santa Fe Calligraphy Hybrid in January 2025. I absolutely love my Santa Fe... but I am really pissed about the tire situation. Basically, within 10 months of owning the car I had two tire bulges. I had purchased bumper to bumper protection, but of course this doesn't include tires, which I was never told. So I had to shell out over $1000 to replace 2 tires, after just spending $55k on a new car. I was blaming myself at first... it's the biggest car I've ever driven and I do hit the occasional pothole or curb but I consider myself a decent driver.
So I have been extra cautious since then about not hitting curbs or potholes and just trying to drive more carefully. Today I went through the car wash and was vacuuming my car when I noticed ANOTHER FUCKING BULGE IN ONE OF THE TIRES THAT WAS REPLACED IN OCTOBER.
This is not normal. My driving is not the problem. I have been driving for 22 years (zero accidents) and have never had a single tire bulge, and all the sudden I have 3 in 16 months?! So I'm going to have to go back into the dealership and honestly I'm truly not one to cause a scene but I am going to raise hell. But I'd like to be armed with some ammo here.
I truly think this could become a class action lawsuit. Tire bulges are extremely dangerous and not always obvious. So, please share your experiences here so I can gather some info.
Hi all! First post on this sub. I consider myself creative/artsy and recently my kids got a few coloring books like this and I have enjoyed coloring with them soo much. However, I never get to finish them or they steal my pages and “finish” them for me haha. But last night I decided to do one when they went to bed. I should have planned out/tested my colors better but only had 20-30mins so just kind of winged it.
I have a large set of Tombow dual brush pens that I got for Christmas probably 8-9 years ago for brush lettering. Most still work but some are dried out. Anyway, how do ya’ll avoid the streakiness/lines without going over the section multiple times which then makes the color darker/not what you originally planned?
Looking forward to posting more here as I experiment.