Hyundai Main Relays

At Advance Auto, we carry 2 different types of Main Relays for your Hyundai at competitive prices to fit your budget. Save on costs when you find your Hyundai replacement Main Relays with us.

Make sure to compare prices and take a look at the top user reviewed Main Relays that fit your Hyundai. The ratings and reviews for these aftermarket Hyundai Main Relays really help you make the right decision.

Whether you’re a do-it-yourselfer or trained auto tech, you’ll appreciate the convenience of home or business delivery, or picking up your Main Relays at the nearest Advance Auto Parts location.

Please Select your Vehicle to See Exact Fit Parts

Compare 2 Hyundai Main Relays

Search our full catalog of aftermarket Hyundai Main Relays below. Make sure to check for user reviews of Main Relays to learn which worked the best for our customers.

Carquest Premium – Carquest Multi-Purpose Relay, RAA2659 (Part No.RAA2659)

Carquest Multi-Purpose Relay, RAA2659

from

$33.99
Relays are electrical switches used to convert a small electrical load into a circuit capable of handling a high amperage load. Computers and small switches are not designed to carry the higher amperage requirement of a circuit that may have an electric motor, solenoid, or high amperage lighting fixture. Within a relay are contacts that are controlled with electromagnetism, when the circuit switch commands the device on or off, magnetism will pull or release the contact arm closing or opening the contacts within the relay that carry the voltage.
See More

Carquest Premium – Carquest Main Relay, RAA4007 (Part No.RAA4007)

Carquest Main Relay, RAA4007

from

$94.99
Relays are electrical switches used to convert a small electrical load into a circuit capable of handling a high amperage load. Computers and small switches are not designed to carry the higher amperage requirement of a circuit that may have an electric motor, solenoid, or high amperage lighting fixture. Within a relay are contacts that are controlled with electromagnetism, when the circuit switch commands the device on or off, magnetism will pull or release the contact arm closing or opening the contacts within the relay that carry the voltage.
See More