Hyundai Ioniq 5 repair in North Miami

The Ioniq 5 charges fast and fits the family, which is why so many showed up on Miami roads and in rideshare lines. Its best-known problem involves the part that keeps the 12V battery charged. Hyundai's battery coverage runs long and an independent shop cannot do warranty work, so we check your warranty and recalls first.

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What we see on this car

What we see on the Ioniq 5

12V dying or a loss of power warning

The Ioniq 5 is known for failures of the ICCU, the unit that charges the 12V battery. Many cars are covered by a recall. We check your VIN first, then test the 12V system.

EV diagnostics

Weak 12V battery after sitting

Even with a healthy ICCU, the 12V battery wears out. We test it and replace it if it's failing.

EV 12V battery

Charge port door stuck

The charge port door is known to stick or fault. We repair the door, latch and actuator.

Charge port repair

Tires wearing fast

A heavy battery, instant torque and large wheels mean faster tire wear. We rotate and align to get the most from each set.

EV tires and alignment

Rusty brakes from one-pedal driving

With i-Pedal doing most of the stopping, rotors rust in our humidity. We service the brakes so they're ready.

EV brake service

Checking battery health before buying used

Used Ioniq 5 prices are tempting. We check battery health, scan for faults and confirm the ICCU recall status before you buy.

EV battery health check

Maintenance by mileage

25,000

Tire rotation and tread check, Cabin air filter, Brake inspection, 12V battery test

50,000

Brake fluid test, replace if due, Cabin air filter, Reduction gear oil check, Alignment check

75,000

Tire rotation, Cabin air filter, Brake clean and lube, Coolant level check

100,000

Brake fluid test, replace if due, Coolant check, replace per schedule, Reduction gear oil check, Battery health check

Questions people ask

What is the ICCU and why does it matter?

It's the unit that uses the main battery to charge the 12V battery. When it fails, the 12V dies and the car can lose power. Many cars are covered by a recall. Recall and warranty work goes to the dealer, since an independent shop cannot do it, so we check your VIN first.

Is my Ioniq 5 battery still covered?

Hyundai's EV battery coverage runs long, and it can differ if you're not the first owner. We look it up before we quote.

Can I bring it in just for tires and brakes?

Yes. Tires, alignment, brakes and cabin filters are wear items you can service anywhere without touching your warranty.