bobmct

Now that I've purchased my new wheels, one option NOT available from the
Hyundai as an option was remote start. Therefore, can anyone with this
vehicle recommend a good, reliable remote start add-on as well as those
that one should stay away from (and why?)

Thanks all. And FWIW - I do really like these new wheels. 24.7 MPG on the
highway average and I'm adding about 800-1000/week. Over the Durango it
replaced its amazing!

Edwin Pawlowski

"bobmct" <bobm3@worthless.info> wrote in message
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> Now that I've purchased my new wheels, one option NOT available from the
> Hyundai as an option was remote start. Therefore, can anyone with this
> vehicle recommend a good, reliable remote start add-on as well as those
> that one should stay away from (and why?)
>
> Thanks all. And FWIW - I do really like these new wheels. 24.7 MPG on
> the
> highway average and I'm adding about 800-1000/week. Over the Durango it
> replaced its amazing!
>

You messed an an opportunity. When I was finally ready to sign on the
dotted line, I said "put in a remote start and we have a deal".

They had a Code Alarm put in. Works well, has two key fobs. You can also
take the key out of the ignition and leave it in the safe mode if you are
just running into a store for a few seconds. With my Sonata, I can leave
the seat heater switches in the "on" position the night before. There is
also an option to turn of the rear defroster remotely, but I don't have
that.

I just don't know why I waited so long to get one. I'd not own a car
without it now. Hand on hot days too.