Kia Oil Change in Oklahoma City | Bob Moore Kia Northwest

At Bob Moore Kia in Oklahoma City, we’re here to support you through your Kia ownership journey, from the moment you drive it off the lot until you decide it’s time for a change. The most important part of maximizing your Kia experience is regular maintenance! Our OKC Kia dealership is equipped with a Kia Service Center on site, ensuring you have access to high-quality maintenance and repairs whenever you need them. Our Kia Service Center in Oklahoma City can assist with all your everyday maintenance needs, but oil changes are by far our most popular service. Whether you’re driving the next-gen Kia Telluride or a Kia Stinger, our Kia-certified technicians are here to ensure your Kia keeps on rolling. When you bring your Kia in for an oil change at Bob Moore, we’ll do a quick inspection of your vehicle, looking for consumables that might need to be replaced, alongside other fluids that may need a top up. You can schedule your next oil change online or show up at our dealership Monday through Saturday without an appointment. 

How Long Does an Oil Change Take?

Usually, an oil change takes about half an hour, though it may take up to an hour depending on the visit and the vehicle. If you schedule your visit online, you’ll likely get in and out quicker, while it may take us longer to get to walk-in customers. We’re here to get you in and out as quickly as we can without sacrificing the quality of our service. Oil changes are an easy thing to do to keep your Kia in great shape, but they’re also one of the most important things you can do to ensure your car lasts. Oil runs all throughout your engine, helping each component work smoothly with the others. It’s a lubricant that reduces friction and heat, helping increase efficiency and longevity. Engine oil also helps keep your engine clean, absorbing dirt and other particles that build up over time. Schedule your oil change in OKC at Bob Moore Kia.

How Often Should I Change My Oil?

When oil goes in your car, it has a translucent, often yellow color. When it’s drained, it’s darker and sludgier. As the oil flows through your engine and absorbs grime and dirt, it gets darker, thicker, and less effective. If you keep letting your oil thicken,  you’ll find your engine running at higher temperatures, which may lead to oil burning. Common signs of oil trouble include engine knocking, burning smells or smoke, and even total engine failure. Luckily, regular oil changes can keep most of these issues at bay. Newer Kia models only need an oil change every 10,000 miles or so, while older models may need an oil change every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. If you’re not sure how often to get your oil changed, just ask a technician at Bob Moore Kia!

What Type of Oil Should I Use in My Car?

There are four commonly used different types of engine oil. Conventional oil is what most people first think of, offering a more affordable product that doesn’t last as long. Synthetics are often more expensive, but are also more effective and last longer. We’ve detailed the types of engine oil we use below: 

• Conventional Oil: While still commonly used, conventional oil is usually reserved for older, simpler engines and requires more frequent oil changes.
• Full Synthetic Oil: This product is a chemically altered alternative to conventional oil, filtered to remove the impurities from conventional oil.
• Synthetic Blend: Synthetic blend products offer many of the performance benefits found in Synthetic oil, at a lower price. 
• High-Mileage Oil: As the name suggests, we use this product to help protect older powertrains.

Schedule a Kia Oil Change in Oklahoma City

If you take care of your Kia, it will take care of you! Visit our Kia Service Center in OKC for your next Kia oil change today.