Kia 45,000-Mile Service

Kia Oil Change

With a newer Kia, you should be getting oil changes roughly every 7,500 miles anyway. At 45,000 miles, this should be the sixth time your Kia is getting an oil change done. So, come to a professional Kia Dealer like Roper Kia for a quick and sure-fire way to get the best oil on your Kia market. We keep to manufacture specifications for every oil change and give your Kia only the best fully synthetic blends to keep your engine like new.

Skipping an oil change

Unbeknownst to many, a skipped oil change, or one that is done much later than the recommended 7,500-mile interval, could result in a voided vehicle warranty. Keeping your oil fresh is so vital that Kia has decided to void any warranty on a new car that hasn’t had oil changes performed around the specified interval. But don’t panic yet. If you’re a few hundred miles over the interval, most shops won’t void your warranty. A shop like ours will keep you on track with scheduled maintenance to ensure you don’t miss out on your manufacturer's warranty because of missed maintenance.

Kia Multi-point inspection

At 45,000 miles, your Kia has already been through quite a lot. If you’re anything like the average American driver, it’s probably taken you 3.3 years to get there. With all that pavement covered, your Kia may have early signs of wear and tear. That’s why a multi-point inspection is critical at this stage. Our expert technicians are trained specifically on Kia’s and know what signs to look out for. From chassis components to belts and transmission checks, we’ll cover it all. Our inspection is so in-depth it would take too much time to list everything we check. Here are just a few:

• Power steering fluid
• Coolant
• Engine oil
• Battery health
• Shocks and struts
• Air filters
• Filter replacements