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Anyone have a Kia service plan?
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.
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.
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I've had two and never paid anything extra. the dealer often try to upsell on fuel system cleaner etc but that's it.0
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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.0
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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.0 -
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.I used to think that good grammar is important, but now I know that good wine is importanter.0
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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.
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you can still book online, it will show a cost but you dont need to pay as explained above0
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