Kia Optima Service

Multi-Point Inspection

The multi-point inspection helps consumers know exactly how their vehicles are running. They will inspect the tires, battery, engine, brakes, oil, filter, fluids, engine and all components that make the car run smoothly. It’s a good way to keep your vehicle running smoothly all year long. It prevents long term problems like breaking down on the road, expensive repairs on the motor or brakes, and other disasters.

Express Service

The Express Service is a 60-minute service that includes an oil and filter change, multi-point inspection, tire rotation, and battery test. Come in after work or on your lunch hour to get this done. The inspection will test the brake pad condition, tire thread depth, fluid level and condition, cooling system, and hoses, drive belt condition, exhaust system, and windshield. Tire rotation and making sure that you have the right amount of air in the tires keep accidents from occurring.

Regular Kia Maintenance

Batteries die in the winter so having it checked spares consumers the frustration of breaking down during the winter or ended up stranded on the road. Getting the battery inspected in your Kia Optima will ensure that you aren’t left on the side of the road. Our brake services will check the brake pads, drain and replace brake fluids, and replace rotors. This ensures the safety of you, your passengers, and those on the roadway. Having your transmission fluid checked and changed every 80,000 to 90,000 miles is recommended to keep the vehicle running well. Often this is neglected in most cars.

Oil Changes

At Carriage Kia we offer three different types of oil changes for customers. The conventional oil change is recommended every 3,000 miles, semi-synthetic oil change every 6,000 miles, and synthetic every 7,500 miles. We recommend discussing which one is best for your type of vehicle with our knowledgeable technicians. A regular oil change should be on the schedule at least twice a year. We have an oil change service that covers all the bases. Riding the highway and road daily means that our vehicle eventually needs an alignment because it affects your steering system and wheels.