What proper size tires are on a 2004 santa fe

more likely is #15

Is there a question there

Made a video showing how to replace the radiator on my 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe and in the process I show where the drain plug is.

The Fuel Economy of the 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe is listed as being 16 mpg in the city and 22 mpg on the highway.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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More likely a wheel bearing or drive shaft issue

Could be suspension,tires,abs system

I were awakened by a loud explosion that sounded like a tire on an 18 wheeler blew out on the interstae nearby. then within seconds a smaller sxplosion and the 'panic' alarm on our 2008 Syundai Santa Fe started on go off. by the time I reached the window to look out on our driveway the rear drivers side of our 2008 Santa Fe was engulfed in flames, and only 3 feet from our house and parked next to our 2001 GMC 'Jimmy". One of our neighbors was frantically screaming for us to get out of our house and pounding on our front door. The vehicle had not been driven for over 2 days --- it just spontanousely erupted in flames.
WHY? Has anyone ever heard of anything like this happening to a new Santa Fe with less than 2,500 miles on it?

Because this was such a major pain in the *** for me, I figured I'd pass it along:

https://www.partswebsite.com/reyreece/index.php?i=2&model=2071&make=127&year=2004&section=150&catid=30223&type=parts&subcatid=55311&item_collision=1&items=none&image=1060605&catid=30223

Not exactly a breakout diagram, but it's the best I've been able to find.

650 CCA  (cold cranking amp) battery.

Check the spark plugs and the ignition timing.