Anyone have a Kia service plan?

Philip624

I have bought a 3 year service plan for £329. When I go to book a service it quotes me £79.

Is it the case that the £329 covers you for parts labour etc but there is still an amount to pay for a yearly service and in this case for the first one it is £79 or should there be no cost? The website doesn’t really explain?

I can check with Kia tomorrow but just wondered if anyone had the answer tonight.

flashg67

I've had two and never paid anything extra. the dealer often try to upsell on fuel system cleaner etc but that's it.

cranford

I have had a service plan for another make and everything was included except the MOT fee in the third year. I think you will find that when you book the second years service it will show you a lot more than the £79 as the cost of service varies from year to year.

marlot

Because I'm a low mileage user (defined by Kia as less than 11,000 miles), my intermediate services are essentially a visual check and cost about £70-£80.


The big services, every other year, cost around £300-400. They include oil and filter, brake fluid, etc.


The only extra charge is an aircon recharge, which I do about every 3-4 years.

iolanthe07

I have a three year Kia service plan bought in November 2017 with a new car. I had the first service after 12 months and didn't have to pay anything; parts and labour were included. The only extra was to update the satnav, which I didn't bother with.

Ant555

I am sure this has already been sorted by now but I think if you are booking online then the system will probably not know you have a service plan (especially if its via EMaC like mine was)

When you take it in, just tell them and they sort it on the service sheet - I had one for three services and every time before handing over the keys I always asked them to confirm if all costs were covered by the service plan - every time it was fine.

Hope this helps

deanos

you can still book online, it will show a cost but you dont need to pay as explained above