Kia Niro Maintenance Schedule

Routine maintenance is an important part of owning a Kia, helping you to get the longest, most dependable life out of your investment in these exceptional vehicles. Like all models in the brand, the Kia Niro has a recommended maintenance schedule to simplify your auto care routine and keep your vehicle in pristine condition on Jackson roads for as long as possible. In this guide, Wilson KIA details the Kia Niro maintenance schedule.

Kia Niro HEV/PHEV Maintenance Tasks

The HEV and PHEV are the automaker’s hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles from the Niro lineup. When you invest in one of these options, you will be driving one of the most eco-friendly vehicles in the Flowood area. To preserve both performance and sustainability, follow this manufacturer-suggested Kia Niro maintenance schedule.

Every 8,000 miles or 12 months:

• Rotate tires
• Replace fuel additives
• Complete a multi-point inspection
• Inspect the brake fluid, hybrid starter, and generator belt

Every 24,000 miles or 24 months:

• Replace the engine clutch actuator fluid

Every 48,000 miles or 48 months:

• Replace brake fluid

Every 64,000 miles or 48 months:

• Replace the hybrid starter and generator belt

Every 96,000 miles:

• Replace spark plugs

At 120,000 miles or 120 months:

• Replace coolant, then replace every 24,000 miles or 24 months after that

Kia Niro EV Maintenance Tasks

With the all-electric Kia Niro EV, trips to Ridgeland gas stations are a thing of the past. Like many EVs, the Niro EV is known for its streamlined design and fewer moving parts, which makes maintenance easier and more budget-friendly. However, the vehicle still has some basic maintenance needs that need to be followed to ensure maximum drivability and longevity. Here are the Kia Niro service intervals for the EV line:

Every 8,000 miles or 12 months:

• Rotate tires
• Initial inspection of climate control air filter
• Complete a multi-point inspection
• Inspect brake fluid

Every 24,000 miles or 24 months:

• Inspect drive shafts and boots
• Replace climate control air filter

Every 32,000 miles or 48 months:

• Inspect reduction gear fluid

At 36,000 miles:

• Inspect climate control air filter and continue this every 16,000 miles or 24 months

Every 48,000 miles or 28 months:

• Replace brake fluid

At 120,000 miles or 120 months:

• Replace coolant

At 144,000 miles:

• Replace coolant, then replace every 24,000 miles or 24 months after that

Do Electric Cars Need Oil Changes?

A Kia Niro EV runs on a battery and electric motor. Since it doesn’t have an internal combustion engine, the vehicle doesn’t use motor oil. There are no engine pistons, valves, or other moving parts that require lubrication. 

Why Service Your Niro at Wilson KIA?

Our skilled technicians can handle everything from routine maintenance to major repairs. We understand Kia vehicles and their needs, so you can be confident you are receiving the best possible service to extend the life of your Niro. We also offer a full selection of genuine Kia parts and accessories, which means we have easy access to replacement parts and added features to enhance the performance and comfort of your ride.

Turn to Wilson KIA for Affordable and Reliable Service

When you stick to the Kia Niro service intervals and maintenance schedules outlined above, your vehicle will continue to serve you well for years to come. At Wilson KIA, our service department is here to help. If your vehicle is in need of routine service, we will complete all recommended tasks on the Kia Niro maintenance schedule. Set up an appointment at our Brandon location today. Don’t forget to check out our service specials to help you save on your visit.