Kia Maintenance Guide

7,500 Miles

At this first milestone, plan on scheduling an appointment for a routine oil change, removing the old oil and replacing it with new, a tire rotation, and a safety inspection that covers everything from emissions to the structure of your vehicle. Your Kia will run smoothly and be ready to take you to the next mile marker.

15,000 Miles

Before you know it, you’ll hit your vehicle’s next milestone and it will be time again to have the oil changed, the tires rotated, and another round of that routine safety inspection. At this appointment we’ll also replace the engine air filter to keep your engine running clean. Plus, we’ll replace the cabin air filter of your Kia, giving your entire vehicle a breath of fresh air, as it cleans the air that passes through the ventilation system of your vehicle.

22,500 Miles

When your Kia has reached this mileage, it’s ready for a service appointment encompassing the previous routine maintenance. In addition, brake pads and tires will be replaced if necessary. We’ll assess the condition of both to determine if they’re ready to be replaced.

30,000 Miles

It’s at this milestone that we continue the routine maintenance checks from previous milestones and add in fluid replacement services: brake fluid, improving your Kia’s braking performance; transmission fluid, extending the life of your vehicle’s transmission and allowing for a smoother ride; and coolant replacement, removing any rust or deposits to keep your vehicle’s cooling system clean.

37,500 Miles

When your vehicle comes in for a service checkup at this mileage, we’ll continue routine maintenance and replace the drive belt, a key factor in maintaining your Kia’s engine efficiency.