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Do you need replacement parts for your Kia? Parts replacement is an unavoidable part of vehicle ownership, and the type of parts you choose for your vehicle does matter. Although the OEM parts available at your Kia dealer cost more than aftermarket alternatives, they’re worth it. Spare parts manufactured by your vehicle manufacturer can deliver many advantages […]
Kia is a prime example of what it means to be a trustworthy, reliable, and forward-thinking automotive company. Their latest addition to the Kia family, the 2023 Kia Niro EV, is proof of their dedication to delivering Kia lovers exceptional vehicles year after year. Check out the 2023 Niro EV below. Basics About the 2023 Kia […]
Ever since its introduction for the 2020 model year, Kia’s Telluride has won the hearts of automotive journalists and families alike with its unbeatable combination of bold design, composed handling, and plentiful creature comforts. The mid-sized, three-row crossover can also be configured to be the perfect urban cruiser or rugged adventuring vehicle. Here’s your quick […]
Your tires will wear as you drive. Modern tires are tougher than ever before, but they will still gradually wear due to contact with the surface. Worn tires are dangerous, as they reduce your ability to control your car. As your Kia dealer, we care about your safety, and we’d like you to know some […]
Looking for good ways to maintain your car and keep it in good shape? There are several car maintenance tips that every driver should know. Here are some tips to keep in mind, and how your Kia dealer can help you. Ask Your Kia Dealer: 4 Car Maintenance Tips Every Kia Owner Can Use 1. Keep Your […]
Your tires are the only part of your Kia in contact with the road surface. They’re made from strong rubber, reinforced with a horizontal steel band that runs through the center of the tire where it meets the road. Despite their strength, tires will start to wear. To preserve your tires for as long as […]
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