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Your Kia engine provides the power needed to move your car. It's a complex piece of engineering, filled with a vast array of parts. In time parts can wear or suffer damage, and you'll need an engine repair. As your Kia dealer, we have the technicians and technology to fix any engine problems for you. These are some of the possible problems we can repair. Catalytic Converter Your converter is part of your exhaust system. It plays a vital role in your car by changing dangerous chemicals produced by combustion into less harmful ones. The converter does this by increasing the temperature and pressure inside itself. In time due to the effect of the chemical reactions and wear, the converter can get clogged or damaged. A clogged converter can cause numerous problems, including misfiring, stalling, and engine damage. If your converter is damaged, it will increase pollution as it doesn't remove the dangerous chemicals from the exhaust smoke. The converter can get damaged due to age or the failure of other systems like the air filter. Our technicians will examine your converter and repair or replace it. Battery Problems The battery provides the change that's needed to start your engine. When you push the button to start the engine, the battery sends an electrical charge to the starter motor. This charge powers the starter motor and initiates the crank. Your battery is also responsible for maintaining your car's electrical systems when your engine is switched off. A battery has a limited lifespan of three to five years before it needs to be replaced. As the battery gets older, it becomes more difficult to recharge and provide a charge. The battery can also be affected by failures of other engine systems, for example, a bad alternator may not be recharging the battery. Damaged Thermostat The thermostat is a part of your engine's cooling system. When your engine temperature rises, liquid coolant is released into your engine. This coolant circulates through the engine and absorbs the heat. This heat is then transported to the radiator, where its exchanged for cooler air from the outside. The release of coolant is dependent on the thermostat. This small valve responds to an increase in engine temperature by opening and releasing coolant. A failed thermostat will jam open or closed. If the thermostat jams open, it will continually release coolant, and this will drop your engine temperature. A thermostat that jams closed will cause your engine temperature to rise dramatically. These are just a few potential problems with the engine we can fix for you. If you experience any problems, call us right away at Crain Kia of Sherwood. Image via Kia.

When it comes to maintaining your Kia Rio, Forte, or Sorento, trust the experts who know your vehicle inside and out. Routine car maintenance from the qualified Kia technicians at your Kia dealer will keep your Kia in top condition, reliable, fuel-efficient, safe, and on the road for years to come. 1. Follow the Service Schedule Your Kia has a service schedule with factory-recommended maintenance intervals to help you keep your car in excellent running condition. Each maintenance interval has specific inspections, adjustments, and replacements that have to be performed. Sticking to the factory-recommended maintenance intervals is the best thing you can do to keep your Kia on the road for longer. Your Kia model's service schedule is in your owner's manual. 2. Stick to the Oil Change Intervals The most important maintenance service is an oil change. Routine oil changes at the recommended intervals will keep your engine well-lubricated, clean, and protected. All the information on oil changes and the correct grade of oil for your specific model is in your owner's manual. 3. Check the Fluid Levels Regularly The fluids in your Kia keep the parts cool, lubricated, and running smoothly. It's essential to check the oil, coolant, brake, transmission, and power steering fluid levels at least once a month to top them off to the correct levels if necessary. 4. Take Notice of Unfamiliar Odors and Noises Your car will warn you when there is a problem. If you smell strange odors or hear unfamiliar noises when driving your Kia, it's a warning that something is not working correctly. The best thing to do is get your car to your dealership, and your Kia technician will pinpoint the issue and repair the problem fast and effectively. 5. Pay Attention to the Dashboard Warning Lights The dashboard warning lights will alert you when something is wrong with your car. If you notice that a dashboard light is in, contact your dealership and schedule a maintenance appointment as soon as possible. A qualified Kia technician will repair the issue before it causes more damage, which could lead to high repair costs. 6. Put Your Trust in A Qualified Kia Technician The factory-trained Kia technicians at your dealership are experts in maintaining your vehicle. They know what needs to be done during every maintenance interval, use cutting-edge technology and equipment, and fit genuine Kia parts to keep your vehicle in top running condition. Proper Kia maintenance from the qualified Kia technicians at your dealership and a little car care from you is essential to keep your vehicle running smoothly and save you money on gas and repairs. Drive to Crain Kia of Sherwood today for maintenance, and the qualified Kia technicians will ensure your Kia runs at its best. Image via Kia.

Your car battery provides the power to start your car, and it also maintains your car's electrical systems when your engine is switched off. A car battery has a limited life, and it will eventually run down and fail. As your Kia dealer, we'd like you to know the signs that you're going to need a new car battery. Your Battery Is Old A car battery has a lifespan of three to five years before it wears out and needs to be replaced. This lifespan can be affected by weather conditions, driving conditions, and driving style. As your battery ages, it becomes more difficult to recharge, and its maximum changing ability also decreases. These two circumstances will eventually cause your battery to wear out completely. As your dealer, we recommend that you have a battery test after three years. We have the technology to test your battery and gauge its probable lifespan. Our technicians will be able to advise you if your battery is still in good condition or if it needs to be replaced. If a replacement is needed, we always have stock of the correct type of battery for your car. A Weak Alternator Your battery uses a large amount of power to cause the starter motor to crank your engine. This drain on the battery isn't usually a problem, as your alternator should begin recharging your battery as soon as your engine starts. Your alternator provides all of the electrical power for your car while your engine is running, but it will also start to wear down with age. As your alternator gets older, it will produce less power. Eventually, your alternator won't supply enough power for all of your car's electrical systems. This lack of power will also affect the battery, as your alternator will provide less power to replace the energy your battery uses. Your battery will slowly grow weaker and will fail. Our technicians can test your alternator and replace it if it failed. Swollen Battery Case A thick plastic casing protects the contents of your battery. Your battery contains sulfuric acid, copper plates, and other items that must be protected from damage by dirt and debris. As mentioned, climatic conditions can cause a battery to fail, and extremes of heat and cold will damage the battery casing. Extreme weather will also affect the chemical balance and reactions inside your battery. If your battery is regularly exposed to extreme weather, you can check its condition by popping the hood and examining it. If your battery show signs of distortion or that it's starting to bulge out from the inside, your battery is seriously damaged. We cant repair a battery, but we can replace it with a new one. A dead battery could leave you stranded and in need of a jump start. If your battery shows any signs that it's failing, call our service department ASAP at Crain Kia of Sherwood. Our highly trained technicians will examine the battery and replace it if necessary. Image via Kia.

Your safety is important, which is why you should never put off getting brake service for your vehicle. You may be wondering how often you actually need to get your brakes serviced. Fortunately, your Kia dealer makes it easy, so you don't have to stress. Here is what you need to know. Brake Service Schedule How often you will need your brakes serviced can vary depending on the needs of your vehicle and your driving habits. However, it is recommended that you get your brakes serviced between every 20,000 and every 60,000 miles. Nevertheless, you should absolutely get your brakes checked if you notice any concerning signs, and as often as is recommended by your owner's manual and warranty. Some concerning signs that you may need service for your brakes include strange noises, an inability to easily stop, pulling, fluid leaks, and vibrations. Any of these signs represent an immediate cause for concern that should alert you to take your vehicle to a service center as quickly as possible. Even if you don't notice any of these signs, but you have a service light on, then you should still take immediate action. Why You Should Never Wait If your vehicle is in need of brake repair, you shouldn't put it off. This is an issue that should not be taken lightly when it comes to responsible vehicle ownership. Brakes are important for your vehicle to function safely on the road. Failing to address this problem can result in dangerous accidents and legal trouble. Furthermore, if your vehicle is under warranty and you do not stick to your service scheduling then this could void your warranty putting you at a risk for devastating losses. We value your safety, which is why we implore you to deal with this problem without delay. Knowing you are safe on the road can give you a less stressful driving experience and be less costly in the long run. How Your Kia Dealer Makes It Easy Fortunately, at Crain Kia of Sherwood, we make it easy to get service for your vehicle. We offer certified technicians and genuine Kia parts so that you can be sure your vehicle gets the quality of care it needs every time. When you are ready to get service, we make it easy for you to schedule. You can call or schedule online, and pick a time that is convenient for you. We want to ensure that our customers and their vehicles receive the care that they deserve, and we stand behind our work. When you choose your local dealership for service, you can trust that your vehicle and your safety are in good hands. Vehicle care doesn't have to be stressful, and with the safety and dependability features packed into the 2022 Kia Carnival, you can stress even less about your safety on the road. Contact us today at Crain Kia of Sherwood, and we can help you find a new car, or provide quality service for the one you have already. We look forward to meeting with you soon! Image via Kia.

There are a few tell-tale signs that you may need to replace the catalytic device in your Kia. For example, some drivers notice sluggish or slow vehicle performance or reduced acceleration, particularly in manual vehicles. But the most obvious signs of a compromised catalytic device are visibly dark exhaust smoke and the scent of sulfur from the exhaust pipe. The catalytic device is a crucial part of your vehicle's exhaust system. This device is designed to transform the harmful fumes from engine emissions into harmless gasses that will reduce carbon pollution. It's essential for your catalytic system to be in good condition to reduce carbon emissions and adhere to clean air standards set by the government. Signs You Need Service At a Kia Dealer In addition to visible dark emissions and a rotten smell from your exhaust pipe, there are other signs of a compromised catalytic device that all drivers should be aware of. One sign is the check engine light on your dashboard. If this indicator light suddenly turns on, then there's a high chance that the catalytic device in your engine is malfunctioning. Other signs to watch for include: Poor Fuel Economy Kia is famous for producing vehicles with excellent fuel economy. This is why it can be alarming for drivers to notice a sudden reduction in their fuel consumption. If you're filling up at the gas station more frequently, this is usually a sign that your catalytic device is clogged or otherwise in bad condition. Poor fuel economy is harmful to the health of your engine as well as the environment. Failed Emissions Test During your annual scheduled maintenance, your vehicle will undergo an emissions test as part of standard examinations of all essential vehicle systems. If your car fails an emissions test, then it's probably time to have your catalytic device replaced or cleaned. This service can be included in your regular Kia maintenance or can be scheduled through Express Service. Stalling Engine If your engine is difficult to start or stalls frequently, this is another sign that there may be a problem with your exhaust system. While manual cars will occasionally stall, this is not a problem that automatic vehicles should experience. Whether you drive an automatic or a manual, it's always best to have your car checked by a mechanic when the vehicle is stalling frequently. One of the most crucial functions of your exhaust system is to transform harmful gasses from the engine into harmless emissions. However, problems with the catalytic device in your car can cause problems like visible fumes, bad exhaust smells, and even poor fuel economy. Contact Crain Kia of Sherwood to schedule a check-up for your exhaust system today. Image via Kia.

If you want your Kia to have a long life, then one thing you can do is have routine engine diagnostics at your Kia dealer. As part of the annual maintenance for your vehicle, a diagnostic exam of your engine will identify any mechanical errors early on so you can save on repair costs in the future. Learn about other reasons to schedule a diagnostic test for your engine. 1. Maintain Safety Standards First and foremost, a diagnostic exam for your engine is the easiest and most convenient way to maintain the safety standards of your vehicle. This exam is performed by trained Kia technicians who will ensure that your engine meets all the rigorous safety standards that make your Kia roadworthy. A byproduct of maintaining safety standards is the ability to ensure that your engine performs well even as it ages. All engines begin to perform less efficiently as the vehicle ages, which is why routine maintenance is so important. If you aren't sure how frequently to schedule routine maintenance, refer to your Kia owner manual. 2. Reveal Hidden Issues A diagnostic exam for your engine can reveal many hidden problems - not only in your engine but in other systems, too. For example, a diagnostic exam may unearth issues with your braking systems, such as pulling when coming to a stop, steering wheel stiffness or vibrations, or other signs of brake issues that may not be obvious. Another major system that benefits from routine diagnostic tests for your engine is the electrical system of your vehicle. Your engine is composed of several sophisticated electrical systems, and if one of them starts to fail, then it may compromise the safety of your car. It's important to identify electrical issues early on so you can get them fixed as soon as possible. 3. Save on Repairs Routine diagnostics for your engine can also help you save on repairs in the future. If hidden issues with your engine go unnoticed for too long, the components of your engine are more likely to be damaged. The only reliable way to correct severe damage to your engine is with costly repairs. Like with your personal health, preventative exams can be hugely beneficial. How to Schedule a Diagnostic Exam at Your Kia Dealer Usually, a diagnostic test for your engine is part of your annual service at your local dealership. However, if you are concerned about your vehicle because you've noticed signs of poor performance, you can always request an exam when you schedule Express Service. Scheduling your diagnostic exam is as easy as booking your routine service online or over the phone. If you want to avoid expensive repair costs in the future, it's a good idea to have your engine diagnosed by certified Kia technicians. A diagnostic test can maintain engine safety standards and reveal hidden issues that compromise the performance of your car. To schedule your diagnostic test, please contact Crain Kia of Sherwood today. Image via Kia.

Although most Kia drivers are careful and responsible, collisions can't always be avoided. Fortunately, your local Kia dealer has an extensive service and parts department, so you can get the help you need whenever your car requires collision repair. Today, we'll have a closer look at why you should always come to see us at Crain Kia and how you can make sure you never get stuck on the road. Finding Quality Collision Repair Knowing where to go in case of an accident is extremely important for every driver. Fortunately, your dealership has three collision centers in the local area, so you're never far away from mechanics who can help. If your car has been damaged, you should call us as soon as possible to arrange an appointment. We are open every day except Sunday, so you're sure to find a suitable time. Talk to the Friendly Mechanics at the Kia Dealer The best place to go for Kia repair is the brand-specific dealership. The mechanics we employ have been trained to work with Kia vehicles, so they can recognize the problem and fix it quickly and efficiently. What's more, they always use tools and parts specifically designed for your car, so there is no risk of damage or problems with the warranty. Have All the Info at Hand Before You Need It Having to research repair options at the site of an accident can be extremely stressful. Therefore, you should find out more about your local collision center as soon as you buy your new or used Kia. We suggest that you write down the phone numbers and addresses of our three centers on a piece of paper that you keep in your car at all times. That way, you'll be prepared should anything happen, which can take a lot of stress out of a difficult situation. Know What to Do Out of Hours The service center at Crain Kia of Sherwood is open from Monday to Friday from 7am to 6pm and on Saturdays from 8am to 5pm. Whether you've damaged your car before or after work, it's likely that we'll be able to assist you immediately. However, you might occasionally experience a problem outside of those hours. Make sure you know what to do in this case. If there is only very slight damage and you can still drive your car, you should go home and call us the next day. However, if your car is no longer functional, you should call roadside assistance and have it towed. Once you've recovered from the shock of the accident, you can then come to see us, and we can let you know whether the vehicle can be fixed. Whenever you need to have your Kia serviced or repaired, you should visit the local brand-specific dealership. Our mechanics are highly trained and knowledgeable about Kia vehicles, so they will get your car up and running in no time. To make sure you know what to do in case of an accident, you should familiarize yourself with our three convenient collision centers now. Call us at Crain Kia of Sherwood in Sherwood, AR to find out more. Image via Kia.

Have you noticed some components of your Kia aren't working quite right? If you need Kia repairs, here are just a few that you should make sure are done at your Kia dealership. 1. Engine Repairs Your car's engine is one of its most important components. The engine is what allows it to run, after all. So if your engine is ever in need of a repair, it's important to get that repair done right away. Your car's engine can get pretty complex. Engines tend to vary from vehicle to vehicle as well, so you'll want to make sure that the repair is in the hands of Kia experts. This is exactly why you should visit your local dealership to have any engine repairs done. 2. Windshield Replacements Your car's windshield is there both so that you can clearly see what's ahead of you on the road, and to keep you safe from debris flying at you. If you notice any cracks in your windshield, then you're going to want to make sure it gets replaced right away. It might be tempting to try and save money and do this replacement on your own. But if it's done incorrectly, this can result in more expensive repairs being necessary. It could also be putting yourself and your passengers at risk! Instead, head to your dealership and let the experts handle it. 3. Damaged Batteries Another very important element of your vehicle is your car's battery. All batteries will need to be replaced eventually. Most batteries can last for around 3 years before the car needs a new one. However, some will need to be replaced sooner if they're showing signs of damage. If your battery is cracked, shows signs of leaking, or the case is warped, it needs to be replaced. This is also true if you're noticing an egg-like smell coming from it. The mechanics at your local dealership will be able to perform this replacement for you. 4. Headlights and Taillights A vehicle's lights are super important for a variety of reasons. For one thing, they allow you to see things on the road. For another, they also let other drivers know that you're there. So having fully functional headlights is part of staying safe on the road. You can also get into a lot of trouble if your headlights aren't working properly. If you're noticing that your headlights or taillights aren't working quite right, head to your dealership. They'll be able to investigate and determine if a simple bulb replacement is needed, or if something is going on with the wiring. Taking good care of your vehicle is important. If you want to make sure that your car lasts you a long time and that it stays in good shape, getting the repairs it needs done at a dealership is one of the best things you can do. Head to Crain Kia or Sherwood next time your Kia needs a repair. Image via Kia.

If your engine's losing power, sputtering, stalling, or puffing black smoke out of the tailpipe, you might feel a little worried. But the problem could be something as simple as a clogged air filter, which is easy to replace. If your car's airways become obstructed by an aging filter, then your engine is naturally going to run into trouble. Let's take a look at four signs you should visit your local Kia dealer for a new car air filter. You're Accelerating Sluggishly Many drivers forget how important it is to keep their engine's air filter clean. This one, small, easy-to-replace car part serves a vital function of keeping your engine's oxygen airways clear of dust, sand, and other airborne debris. If the filter clogs up from all the contaminants it collects, then your engine will struggle to breathe. As a result, the oxygen component of the fuel-air mixture in your combustion chambers is inadequate. This impacts overall engine performance and reduces the power of your acceleration. So if you're finding it hard to accelerate, take a look at your air filter. You Experience Rough Idling A well-maintained Kia's engine should purr quietly and smoothly while sitting in idle. If your engine's clearly struggling and emitting sputtering, popping sounds, then it might have an unbalanced fuel-air mixture. If the situation's really bad, then the engine might even stall. When a clogged air filter restricts oxygen, one result is an excess of fuel in the combustion chambers. This excess, unburned fuel will coat your spark plugs in a sooty residue, which hinders the spark plug's ability to ignite the fuel-air mixture. This is what causes rough idling and stalling. Your Exhaust Is Emitting Black Smoke When a filter becomes clogged, a great deal of the excess, unburned fuel escapes from the tailpipe in the form of black smoke. Sometimes, you'll even see flames in the smoke as the escaping fuel ignites. So if you notice black smoke or flames behind your car, don't panic. Your filter might be to blame. Your Fuel Efficiency Is Falling An oxygen-starved engine begins to waste fuel, and cannot use your gasoline as efficiently as before. As a result, you'll be getting less mileage bang for your buck. So if you find yourself visiting the gas station more often, pop your hood and check your filter. Replace When Visiting Your Kia Dealer for Yearly Servicing Most Kia drivers visit their local dealership for an engine diagnostic and full servicing once a year. This is usually every 12,000 miles of driving. It's recommended that you also replace your air filter every 12,000 to 15,000 miles. So, it makes sense to hit two birds with one stone and replace your filter each time you go in for an annual checkup. To have your filter or any other car part inspected by certified technicians, visit Crain Kia of Sherwood. Our friendly, highly-experienced staff are committed to providing the region's very best purchasing and servicing experience to each and every customer. Image via Kia.

You can't get any road trip off to a good start, or any start at all, without your ignition. A faulty ignition coil can put a quick damper on your driving. Find out how your Kia dealer can help. What Are the Signs of a Faulty Ignition Coil? The most obvious signal that something may be amiss is that your car won't start. The worst-case scenario most often happens when more than one coil fails at the same time or if your vehicle relies mainly on a single coil. Start-ups may also lag during cold conditions. If you haven't reached a critical state yet, be on the lookout for these other mishaps. Engine Issues Since ignition coils help provide power to the engine, a deteriorating coil will inevitably impact the engine. If your “Check Engine” indicator lights up the dashboard, the ignition coil could be the culprit. The coil may also be responsible for rough sounds when you are starting up the car or when your engine is idling. Most commonly, your engine may misfire frequently. This circumstance results from gas buildup and detonation occurring at the wrong times, such as when your car accelerates. The jerking sensations may only happen sporadically at first, but as a coil or set of coils deteriorate the misfires will increase. In addition to misfires, your engine might begin stalling and causing a shut-down of the vehicle if you stop it in traffic. Poor Gas Mileage If spark plugs are failing to provide the necessary power to your car because of bad ignition coils, the vehicle will look for other sources of energy to compensate. Fuel will therefore be gobbled up at a higher rate. As a consequence, your fuel economy will suffer and you'll get fewer miles for your fill-ups. Faltering Auto Parts The negative chain reaction of a malfunctioning ignition coil can extend to other crucial components of your car. For one, your car may backfire because of unused fuel. Black smoke and a distinct gasoline smell will come from your exhaust pipe. This symptom means that your exhaust system itself could be experiencing significant damage, especially the catalytic converter. Further, a bad coil may start overheating and crack the structure in which it is encased. Since this structure is filled with oil, leaks can result. The oil leaks in turn can flood your carburetor and cause harm to this car part. How Can Your Kia Dealer Help? Since other issues may cause some of the same problems as bad ignition coils, a certified technician can best pinpoint the cause of your car's ailments. Technicians can also provide a better read of the codes associated with dashboard indicator error lights. If special equipment like a multimeter is needed to test the coils, technicians will have these tools easily on hand. And whether you ultimately need new coils or need another fix like a new set of spark plugs, an expert service team can replace your parts with expertise and precision. Could you use some expert maintenance for your ride? Contact our service department at Crain Kia of Sherwood and ease your worries with affordable, hassle-free, professional auto aid. Image via Kia.

One of the many different maintenances services that your Kia dealer can perform for you is service for your radiator. But how do you know that it's time for your vehicle to get radiator repair? Look out for these signs of an issue with your vehicle's radiator to help you identify the problem. 1. Temperature Gauge Is Running Hot Your radiator is responsible for regulating the temperature of your engine and preventing it from overheating. There's a gauge on your vehicle's instrument cluster that will give you an indication of how hot the engine is running. Generally, this meter should read right in the middle of the gauge. If you notice that the gauge is consistently running hotter than it normally displays, you may have a problem with your radiator. 2. Coolant Levels Are Low Taking a look at your engine's fluid levels can also be a good way to determine if you're having radiator issues. In particular, take a look at the levels of coolant that are present. Low coolant levels could be indicative of a problem with your radiator and can cause your vehicle to overheat if not addressed. If you notice this issue with your coolant levels, take your vehicle in for maintenance so your mechanic can diagnose the issue. 3. Rust or Discoloration on Radiator Examining the radiator itself can also uncover potential signs of a problem. You may notice discoloration or rust present on the radiator, usually caused by fluid leaking out from a hose and then sitting on the radiator for too long and forming rust over time. If you see signs of odd coloration on your radiator, bring your vehicle to your mechanic so the issue can be addressed before it grows any worse as time goes on. more 4. Coolant Fluid Leak If you suspect you're having radiator issues, inspect the area on the ground under your vehicle next time you move it out from a parking space or driveway. If you notice bright green, yellow, or pink fluid pooling underneath the vehicle, you may have a coolant fluid leak on your hands. Take your vehicle in for radiator service as soon as possible to get this leak patched up so your radiator can function correctly. 5. Engine Is Overheating If your radiator fails to properly regulate the temperature of your engine, it could cause the engine to overheat. Unlike some more subtle signs of a problem, this issue will be impossible to miss, with thick white steam billowing out from your engine block. This is a serious issue, so if your vehicle has an overheating engine, pull over immediately and call your mechanic to figure out the best way to address the issue. Whether you need service for your radiator or any other maintenance for your vehicle, our service department is the best place to get it. We've got the experience needed to keep your vehicle running right. Visit Crain Kia of Sherwood today! Image via Kia.

When it comes to you Kia, you expect only the best parts and services. And that is exactly what we offer you. Purchasing and replacing your Kia parts at your Kia dealer ensures a wide selection of top-quality replacement parts designed for a perfect fit, expert installations performed by trained Kia technicians, parts warranties, and fantastic savings on parts and accessories. 1. Exceptional Service The knowledgeable team of Kia experts at our dealership is here for you every step of the way. The parts specialists will assist you with your parts purchase. The Kia technicians will perform an expert installation, and the knowledgeable service consultants will answer all your questions. We are committed to providing you with the highest level of service and customer care. 2. Wide Selection of Parts We offer a wide selection of Kia Genuine Parts and Accessories. Our qualified parts specialists have extensive knowledge of every Kia component and assist you in finding the correct replacement part for your vehicle. 3. Expert Parts Installations The certified technicians in our service center are specifically trained by the manufacturer to perform top-quality installation services. They are regularly sent for training to stay on top of the latest technological advances and up-to-date on every component. They utilize cutting-edge technology and equipment and guarantee expert workmanship to ensure that your Kia always performs at its best. 4. Top-Quality Genuine Parts When you purchase parts from us, you can rest assured that Kia Genuine Parts are of the highest quality. The parts are rigorously tested to meet the high standards of the manufacturer. Each Kia Genuine Part is precision engineered specifically for your Kia to ensure exceptional performance and safety. more 5. Parts Warranties Kia Genuine Parts purchased and installed by a certified Kia technician at a dealership, are covered by our Replacement Part Limited Warranty. Each part is covered from the installation date for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. For more information on Genuine Kia Part warranties, please speak to one of our parts specialists. 6. Parts Financing We will assist you with your parts purchase with three, six, and twelve-month flexible payment plans. All you have to do is to visit our website and apply online. Complete the application form at our dealership, and our parts specialists will assist you with your parts purchase. 7. Discounts and Specials When you buy parts from us, you can save bundles of cash on our fantastic money-saving specials and discounts. We regularly update our special offers, so keep an eye on our website for great deals and money-saving offers on parts or speak to one of our friendly service consultants. When it comes to parts for your Kia, trust the experts. The parts specialists and Kia technicians at your dealership know every inch of your Kia. They will assist you with top-quality parts for your vehicle and expert installations to ensure that your Kia performs optimally. Visit Crain Kia of Sherwood today for Kia Genuine Parts and expert installations performed by experienced Kia-trained technicians. Image via Kia.