Why Genuine

With Kia Genuine Parts can you be sure the materials, design, engineering and overall specification match the original factory-fitted part. Depending on the specific part, this can have important implications for your Kia’s safety, performance, fuel consumption or emissions – or even all of these.

Even Kia Genuine Parts with a higher price tag than inferior alternatives will not necessarily cost you more. Because of the high quality of their materials, design and engineering, you can expect them to last longer and perform better over their whole lifespan. They will need replacing less frequently and are better value for money in the long run.

Just like Kia Genuine Parts, Kia Genuine Accessories are designed and manufactured to the same high standards as your Kia itself. They are also engineered to be a perfect fit and are styled to match your Kia model – ensuring you maintain its look, safety, performance and comfort.

Yes: all Kia Genuine Parts and Accessories are covered under warranty. For details, including duration, please refer to your owner’s manual and the detailed terms and conditions for individual products.

Depending on the part, it may invalidate your warranty. It may compromise the safety or performance of your Kia. You may also find it difficult or impossible to fit the part perfectly.

At your Kia dealer, you can be sure that all parts used are Kia Genuine Parts and that all work is carried out by Kia-trained technicians to Kia factory standards. Your Kia dealer is also the place with access to all the latest technical information and mechanical and software updates, direct from the factory. This ensures your Kia’s optimum safety and performance.

There are Kia dealers throughout the country. Use our Kia Dealer Locator to find a dealer near you.

The right choice of oil for your Kia can depend on the model and even your driving styleTo help you get the best from your oil and optimise the performance of your Kia, use the Kia Original Oil Selector .

Regularly checking and maintaining your tyre pressure is easy to do at home or at a service station. But making sure that the tread is of a legal depth across the width of the tyre and that there are no dangerous bulges or weak spots (perhaps from hitting kerbs or driving through potholes) requires an expert eye and special tools. Unusual wear patterns can also be an indication of other issues – steering or suspension, for example – which a Kia-trained tyre technician can identify.