Kia Cadenza Service

Kia K900 Service in Gainesville, GA

Depending on the number of miles on your Kia K900, we inspect various mechanical systems and replace particular parts. We replace the serpentine belt around the 50,000-mile mark and the timing belt at around 60,000 miles. The transmission gets a thorough service when your car tallies more than 70,000 miles. Meanwhile, we give your brakes, battery and charging system, chassis, suspension, and other components a thorough inspection. We maintain, fix, or replace parts that are damaged or too worn to keep working reliably well. We always finish with an oil and filter change, tune-up, and a tire balance and rotation. A free wash makes it shine like new, while the factory Kia K900 service makes it run like new again.

Why Your K900 Needs Service

Preventive maintenance keeps your K900 safe and reliable. It also helps it hold its value while lowering your operating costs through better engine efficiency. The same engineers who designed and built your Kia also made the factory service schedule. It takes into account the expected service life of the parts used to build your K900. That service schedule focuses on the parts and systems that most likely need service to prevent breakdowns. It also helps to keep your factory warranty in effect for as long as possible. We have the same factory OEM parts used to build your car. They help it to stay in top shape and keep running its best.