What are Moose Jaw Hyundai's service department hours?

Moose Jaw Hyundai service is open Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed Sunday. Located at 1774 Main Street North, Moose Jaw, SK S6J 1L4. Call 306-691-5444 for booking. Statutory holiday hours may vary.

How do I book a service appointment at Moose Jaw Hyundai?

Three ways: (1) Book online 24/7 at moosejawhyundai.ca. (2) Call 306-691-5444 during service hours. (3) Drop by in person at 1774 Main Street North. Have your vehicle year, make, model, VIN, current kilometres, and desired service ready when booking.

Do I need to service my Hyundai at a Hyundai dealer to keep the warranty valid?

Canadian law protects your right to service anywhere, but dealer service keeps things simpler. Dealer records are logged in Hyundai's national database, warranty claims process faster, and dealers use genuine OEM parts covered by 12-month/20,000 km parts warranty. If you service elsewhere, keep every receipt.

How often should I change the oil on my Hyundai in Saskatchewan?

Hyundai's normal schedule is 12,000 km or 12 months. In Saskatchewan, most driving qualifies as 'severe' -- cold starts, dusty gravel, short trips -- so Hyundai recommends 6,000-8,000 km intervals. Practical advice for southern SK: every 8,000 km or 6 months, whichever comes first. Use the exact oil viscosity specified in your owner's manual.

How long does an oil change take at Moose Jaw Hyundai?

An oil change with multi-point inspection typically takes 45-60 minutes with an appointment. We use Hyundai-spec synthetic oil and genuine Hyundai filters. The multi-point inspection covers fluids, belts, hoses, brakes, tires, and lights.

How do I check if my Hyundai has an open recall?

Visit recalls.hyundaicanada.com and enter your 17-character VIN (driver door jamb or registration). Any open recalls appear. Call Moose Jaw Hyundai at 306-691-5444 to book recall service -- always at no cost. Common Hyundai recall categories currently include ABS modules, sunroof frames, and Theta II engine campaigns on certain model years.

What if my check engine light comes on?

Bring it in -- check engine lights indicate a diagnostic code needing a Hyundai-specific scan. Causes range from loose gas caps to serious emissions or misfire issues. If flashing or paired with reduced power, pull over and call us. Diagnostic scans typically run $120-180.

Do you service Hyundai hybrids and EVs?

Yes -- Tucson Hybrid, Santa Fe Hybrid, Elantra Hybrid, Kona Electric, IONIQ 5, and IONIQ 9. Trained hybrid and EV technicians. High-voltage batteries covered by Hyundai's 8-year/160,000 km warranty. Hybrid and EV service is actually less frequent than gas -- no oil changes on pure EVs, extended intervals on hybrids.

Service · Parts · Maintenance

Moose Jaw Hyundai Service Department

Factory-trained Hyundai technicians, genuine Hyundai parts, and warranty-preserving service -- for every Hyundai on southern Saskatchewan roads. Whether you drive a 2015 Elantra or a 2026 IONIQ 5, this is where it gets serviced right.

Service department hours & contact

Monday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Thursday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Friday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Sunday: Closed

Phone: 306-691-5444

Address: 1774 Main Street North, Moose Jaw, SK S6J 1L4

Web: moosejawhyundai.ca

Book online: Book an appointment

Hours current as of August 2026. Statutory holiday hours may vary -- call ahead on long weekends. For after-hours emergencies, Hyundai Roadside Assistance is available 24/7 at 1-800-243-7766 for vehicles under Hyundai warranty.

Why service at Moose Jaw Hyundai

Southern Saskatchewan is hard on vehicles -- road salt corrodes brake lines and rocker panels, cold starts stress batteries and engine seals, gravel roads chip paint and crack windshields, and dust invades everything. Hyundai vehicles are built for this, but they need the right maintenance to hold up. Here's what you get servicing at Moose Jaw Hyundai instead of a general repair shop:

Factory-trained Hyundai technicians -- the people working on your vehicle know Hyundai systems specifically, not just generic engine and drivetrain patterns.
Genuine Hyundai OEM parts -- engineered to spec and covered by Hyundai's 12-month/20,000 km parts warranty when installed at a Hyundai dealer.
Warranty preservation -- dealer service history keeps Hyundai's 5-year/100,000 km comprehensive and powertrain warranties in good standing. Aftermarket service can void specific coverage if not documented properly.
Recall handling -- Hyundai open recalls (currently including specific ABS module, sunroof, and engine-related campaigns on various model years) are serviced at no cost at Hyundai dealers.
Software updates -- Hyundai issues Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs) and software updates for infotainment, transmission calibration, and battery management. Only dealers can install these.

What we service

Routine maintenance

Oil changes (conventional and synthetic per Hyundai spec)
Tire rotation and pressure checks
Multi-point inspection (fluid levels, belts, hoses, brakes, lights)
Cabin air filter and engine air filter replacement
Fluid flushes: coolant, brake fluid, transmission, differential
Spark plug replacement (per Hyundai maintenance schedule)

Tires and wheels

Winter tire changeovers (October-November busiest)
Summer tire changeovers (April-May)
Seasonal tire storage program -- one less thing to store at home
Tire sales and installation (Hyundai Certified Tire Program)
Wheel alignment (prairie roads and frost heaves knock alignment out regularly)
TPMS (tire pressure sensor) diagnostics and replacement

Brakes and suspension

Brake pad and rotor replacement (Hyundai OEM or premium equivalent)
Brake fluid flush (recommended every 2 years for southern SK conditions)
Brake line inspection (road salt is the enemy)
Shock absorber and strut replacement
Bushing and control arm service
Steering component inspection

Powertrain and driveline

Engine diagnostic (check engine lights, performance issues)
Transmission service (automatic fluid change, CVT service, DCT service)
HTRAC AWD service (transfer case, driveshaft, differential fluid)
Timing belt/chain service (per Hyundai schedule)
Fuel system cleaning and injector service
Turbocharger inspection and service (on turbo models)

Battery and electrical

Battery testing (free with any service visit)
Battery replacement (Hyundai OEM batteries recommended for cold-cranking amps rated for SK winters)
Alternator and starter service
Hybrid battery diagnostics (Tucson Hybrid, Santa Fe Hybrid, Elantra Hybrid -- 8-year/160,000 km warranty)
EV battery service (IONIQ 5, IONIQ 9, Kona Electric -- 8-year/160,000 km warranty)
Block heater service and inspection

Warranty, recall, and body work

Hyundai warranty repairs (all covered under 5-year/100,000 km comprehensive)
Open recall service (no charge -- check your VIN at recalls.hyundaicanada.com)
Extended Hyundai Protection Plan claims
Body shop coordination (paint, dent, collision -- through partner shops)
Protection film application (paint protection for gravel road driving)
Windshield replacement (SGI direct billing for insurance claims)

How to book a service appointment

Three ways to book -- pick whatever works best for you:

1. Book online

Fastest and available 24/7. Pick a time slot, describe the service, get email confirmation.

Book Online

2. Call the service desk

Best if you have questions, warranty concerns, or need diagnostic advice before booking.

Call 306-691-5444

3. Drop by in person

Come to 1774 Main Street North during service hours. Walk-ins accepted for quick diagnostics and consultations.

Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-5

What to have ready when you book

Vehicle year, make, and model -- plus VIN if you have it (in your registration or on the driver's door jamb).
Current kilometres -- helps us pull the right maintenance interval.
What you need done -- routine service (oil change, tire rotation), specific concern (noise, warning light, performance issue), or recall/warranty work.
Preferred time window -- mornings, afternoons, or specific days.
Contact info -- phone number where we can reach you if the technician finds something else during inspection.

Most routine services (oil change, tire rotation, multi-point inspection) can be completed same-day or in a single 60-90 minute appointment. Diagnostic work, warranty claims, or parts-order jobs may take longer -- we'll always tell you upfront and offer a loaner or shuttle if available.

Ready to book?

Fastest way is online -- 24/7 booking with instant email confirmation.

Book Service Online · or call 306-691-5444

Seasonal service timing for southern Saskatchewan

Prairie weather drives specific service timing. Book ahead -- these windows fill up fast:

Late September - early November

Priority: Winter tire changeover, block heater test, battery test, coolant check.

Book by mid-October to avoid the pre-first-snowfall rush. Battery load-testing takes 15 minutes and identifies weak batteries before they leave you stranded at -30 °C. Block heater cord and element should be tested annually -- a $10 cord check saves a $300 tow.

Late March - early May

Priority: Summer tire changeover, undercarriage wash + inspection, alignment check, brake service after salt exposure.

SK winter road salt eats brake components and rocker panels. Spring is the right time for a thorough undercarriage rinse and inspection. Frost heaves also knock alignment out over winter -- check-in and adjust before summer road trips.

June - August

Priority: Air conditioning check, cabin filter, longer-trip prep (fluids, tires, brakes for road trips).

A/C compressor issues show up when it gets hot. Cabin filter service catches summer dust and pollen. If you're heading to the Rockies, Alberta, or east through Manitoba, book a pre-trip inspection -- cheaper to catch a soon-to-fail belt or hose in Moose Jaw than in a small town roadside.

Year-round

Priority: Oil changes per Hyundai maintenance schedule (typically 8,000-12,000 km depending on model and driving conditions), warning light diagnostics, recall service.

Check engine light or ABS light? Don't wait -- modern Hyundai diagnostic codes get clearer when the underlying issue is fresh. A $150 diagnostic often prevents a $2,000 repair.

Service department FAQ

Moose Jaw Hyundai service department is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed Sunday. The location is 1774 Main Street North, Moose Jaw, SK S6J 1L4. Call 306-691-5444 for service booking. Statutory holiday hours may vary -- call ahead on long weekends.

Three ways: (1) Book online 24/7 at moosejawhyundai.ca -- pick a time slot, describe the service, get email confirmation. (2) Call the service desk at 306-691-5444 during service hours -- best for questions, warranty concerns, or diagnostic advice. (3) Drop by in person at 1774 Main Street North during service hours -- walk-ins accepted for quick consultations. Have your vehicle year/make/model, VIN if available, current kilometres, and what you need done ready when booking.

Not strictly -- Canadian law protects your right to service anywhere. But servicing at a Hyundai dealer keeps everything simpler. Dealer service records are logged in Hyundai's national database, so warranty claims are processed faster with no documentation disputes. Dealers use genuine Hyundai OEM parts (covered by 12-month/20,000 km parts warranty) and are trained on Hyundai-specific systems. If you service elsewhere, keep every receipt and record all fluid types, part numbers, and mileage -- you'll need proof if a warranty claim arises. For most owners, dealer service is the peace-of-mind path.

Hyundai's standard maintenance schedule calls for oil changes every 12,000 km or 12 months under "normal" conditions. In Saskatchewan, most driving qualifies as "severe" per Hyundai's own guidance -- cold starts below -10 °C, extended idling, dusty gravel roads, short trips of less than 15 km. Under severe conditions, Hyundai recommends 6,000-8,000 km intervals. Practical advice for southern SK: every 8,000 km or every 6 months, whichever comes first. Use the exact oil viscosity specified in your owner's manual (typically 0W-20 or 5W-30 for most current Hyundai models).

An oil change with multi-point inspection typically takes 45-60 minutes when booked with an appointment. Walk-ins may take longer depending on shop load. We use Hyundai-spec synthetic or synthetic-blend oil (depending on your model year and engine) and genuine Hyundai oil filters. The multi-point inspection covers fluid levels, belts, hoses, brakes, tires, and lights -- small issues caught early prevent expensive repairs later.

Yes -- for longer service visits, we offer a courtesy shuttle within Moose Jaw and loaner vehicles are available for certain warranty repairs and extended service jobs (subject to availability). Ask when you book. For customers driving in from Regina, Swift Current, Weyburn, or further, we can also help coordinate service windows that let you drop off in the morning and pick up before we close.

Yes -- seasonal tire storage is available. Drop your off-season set (summer tires in fall, winter tires in spring) and we store them on-site in climate-controlled space. Comes with automatic changeover reminders and priority booking for changeover appointments. Fees vary -- call 306-691-5444 for current pricing. Especially useful if you don't have garage or shed space to store four tires and rims safely at home.

Visit recalls.hyundaicanada.com and enter your 17-character VIN (found on the driver's door jamb or vehicle registration). Any open recalls will show up. Call Moose Jaw Hyundai at 306-691-5444 to book recall service -- all recall work is completed at no cost to you regardless of vehicle age or ownership. Common Hyundai recall categories currently include ABS control modules on certain years, sunroof frame issues on select models, and various engine campaigns on Theta II engines. If you're unsure, call and provide your VIN -- we can look it up.

Bring it in -- check engine lights indicate a stored diagnostic code that needs reading with a Hyundai-specific scan tool. Common causes range from loose gas caps (harmless) to O2 sensor failures, misfires, or emissions system issues (more serious). If the light is flashing or you notice reduced power, rough running, or unusual noises, pull over safely and call us -- driving with an active fault can cause further damage. Diagnostic fees typically run $120-180 for a scan and initial assessment; if the fix is a simple part, we can often complete same-day.

Yes -- Moose Jaw Hyundai services the full Hyundai lineup including Tucson Hybrid, Santa Fe Hybrid, Elantra Hybrid, Kona Electric, IONIQ 5, and IONIQ 9. Our technicians are trained on Hyundai's hybrid and EV systems specifically. Hybrid batteries are covered under Hyundai's 8-year/160,000 km warranty, and EV high-voltage batteries carry the same coverage. Routine service on hybrids and EVs is actually less frequent than on gas vehicles (no oil changes on pure EVs, extended intervals on hybrids), but proper battery health checks and 12V auxiliary battery maintenance still matter.

Book your Hyundai service today

Mon-Fri 9-6, Saturday 9-5. Factory-trained technicians, genuine Hyundai parts, and honest work.

Moose Jaw Hyundai Service · 1774 Main Street North · 306-691-5444 · Book Online

Last updated: August 2026. Service hours current at time of writing -- call 306-691-5444 or visit moosejawhyundai.ca to confirm current hours before travel, especially on statutory holidays. Warranty coverage varies by model year and vehicle history -- confirm your specific vehicle's coverage status when booking.