California???.....Good luck..


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This info will show up to the left under your user name and is very helpful.
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• Be sure you are in the correct forum for your vehicle.
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• Give the model year....Engine size...transmission type (auto or standard)
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• If the vehicle has been to a repair facility it would be nice if you could post a picture of that invoice/bill
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This information can save a lot of time and get you the answers you need much faster.


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Welcome aboard.

 

California???.....Good luck..

Thanks but I'm actually from California, so I'm moving back :grin2:

 

Check with DMV and ask them if your car is ok to import. I wouldn't mention TPMS outright, I'd just ask what the requirements are and go from there. Hopefully you won't need it and you'll be golden.

If you do need it, just get the crap I linked below, put it on for inspection, take it off after, and be done with it. Maybe keep it around if you need it again for inspection or something.

this crap

 

Check with DMV and ask them if your car is ok to import. I wouldn't mention TPMS outright, I'd just ask what the requirements are and go from there. Hopefully you won't need it and you'll be golden

Thanks. I'll take a look. Unfortunately I need a valid compliance letter from Hyundai for Customs and Border and unfortunately, they'd only give it if I install a Hyundai certified TPMS through a Hyundai dealer or authorized service shop. Looks like I'm gonna have to sell the car, but thanks for the suggestion!