Why Schedule Kia Oil Change with CMA’s Colonial Kia?

Skipping oil changes will result in your engine wearing out faster than it should. Fresh motor oil is essential for maintaining the lubrication of your engine’s components, particularly when they’re subjected to tough conditions. For optimal performance and fuel efficiency, don’t neglect regular oil changes for your car. Dirty oil contaminated with sludge and debris can cause misfires, overheating, and even seize the engine of your Kia.

How do I know when my Kia needs its oil changed?

If your engine starts making knocking or grinding noises while it runs, this may mean it isn’t properly lubricated and that an oil change is needed. Ignoring these noises can lead to permanent engine damage. Also, if you experience a burning smell emanating within the cabin or your “check engine” light turns on, these are common signs that your Kia needs an oil change.

Should I have my oil filter replaced when I change my oil?

Yes, an old oil filter accumulates impurities from the previous oil change. You can feel safe leaving your vehicle in the hands of a Kia’technician, who always changes your oil filter with every oil change.

How often should my vehicle get an oil change?

The typical recommendation is every 7,500 miles, but this can vary depending on various factors, such as driving habits and oil quality. You can strain your engine unnecessarily by neglecting routine maintenance like an oil change.

What does clean motor oil look like?

The color of motor oil may change based on the duration it stays in the engine and any car malfunctions. Generally, new oil has an amber appearance, while old oil is darker.