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The 2016 Hyundai Tucson comes with a group size 48 battery that provides 760 cold cranking amps. It's generally advised to change this battery every three years, but the interval could differ depending on your local weather and driving behavior. Replacing this part in the vehicle usually costs between $190 and $210, inclusive of labor. You can save some money by doing the replacement yourself. Some recommended battery brands are Duralast Platinum, DieHard Gold, and ACDelco Advantage. If your battery has recently died for the first time, it's likely due to accidentally leaving the lights on and can be jumpstarted. However, if you've had multiple jumpstarts, or experience dim headlights, slow starting, or the battery light is on in the display, then it's probably time for a replacement.
The battery size specified for the 2016 Hyundai Tucson is a group size 124R with a capacity of 700 cold-cranking amps (CCA).