Kia Oil Change
Oil Changes
The true measurement for motor oil is how well it can protect your engine from the demands of everyday use around Easton, Allentown, and Quakertown, PA. Although there are many different types of oils to consider for your Kia car, Brown-Daub Kia believes full synthetic oil may be your best bet.
Full synthetic oil can protect your engine better and keep your Kia vehicle on the road longer than conventional oil. For all your oil change services, ask for full synthetic oil to enjoy these advantages!
Full Synthetic Oil:
Reduces sludge formation
With fewer impurities than conventional or blended oils, full synthetic oil helps reduce engine sludge and keeps oil flowing as it should.
Provides greater engine wear protection
Engineered with advanced wear protection, full synthetic oil helps fight friction to keep the engine running like new.
Helps combat engine deposits
It can help keep the engine surface clean, as it combats the formation of harmful deposits by suspending and dispersing contaminants.
Performs at high temperatures
Engine overheating can cause costly damage over time. Full synthetic oil provides great, high-temperature protection between oil changes—even as high as 500°F.
Performs in low temperatures
On the flip side, this oil type allows for outstanding low-temperature protection down to as low as -40°F.
Does Your Model Have an Oil Problem?
Are There Oil Stains Under Your Ride?
If you see oil stains on your garage floor or in your driveway, your ride could have an oil leak.
Oil leaks can happen because as models get older, the gaskets and seals begin to break down, and the internal oil pressure can push oil through cracks or gaps in these seals. Common areas for oil leaks can include the valve cover gasket(s), oil pan gasket, or even the oil pan drain plug (or "oil plug"). If ignored, a small leak could quickly become a large problem and damage the engine due to low oil pressure.
If you think your ride may have an oil leak, bring it in and let one of our certified technicians diagnose the source and provide you with the best option for repairing your oil leak today.
Did Your Low Oil Pressure or Oil Level Light Come On?
Low oil pressure or low oil level can be a serious problem for your Kia car.
Your engine needs to have the right amount of oil in order to stay properly lubricated, or you risk permanent engine damage from increased friction. Low oil pressure can be caused by the oil level being too low or by a malfunction with the oil pump or the engine itself.
If your dashboard oil pressure warning lamp has come on after starting the Kia car and stays on, or if the light comes on while the engine is running (even if it goes off quickly), this means that your ride needs immediate attention.
Superior Dealer Service
Our Kia factory-trained and certified service team members are as passionate about your Kia as you are. Their many years of combined experience allow them to know your Kia inside and out—all while providing the friendly and personalized service you can trust year-round.
Habits Worth Having
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You always take your Kia to your local Kia Authorized Dealer for maintenance. |
You receive Kia quality service and genuine Kia parts. |
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You take your Kia to your local Kia Authorized Dealer for a quick oil change. |
Oil and filter are replaced by factory-trained experts and genuine Kia parts are used. |
Ask Us Your Oil Change Questions
Now that you’ve learned quite a bit about the advantages provided by full synthetic oil, the Brown-Daub Kia team would be delighted to have you stop by our service center. We’re proud to answer any and all questions you may have about the importance of oil in your Kia car, and how it can extend the longevity of your ride around Easton, Allentown, and Quakertown, Pennsylvania.
Warranties include 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain and 5-year/60,000-mile basic. All warranties and roadside assistance are limited. See retailer for warranty details.
