OEM Kia Oil Filters

Though motor oil greases up engine parts, it has impurities, and it accumulates even more of them as it lubricates. Engines also put out serious heat as they run, and if a reliable radiator can't disperse it well enough, oil can eventually turn into muck.

When those byproducts and pollutants and that sludge builds up, an oil pump can start wearing out double time, as can its bearings. They aren't the only parts of a motor that can, either. Luckily, Kia vehicles have something to help prevent all this: an oil filter.

What Oil Filters Do

Their job is simple: to collect pollutants before they can get into your engine and cause operational problems. To maintain a healthy engine, then, aside from keeping up on regular maintenance, be sure to change your oil filter from time to time. Doing so regularly is important, and it makes all the difference.

How Often an Oil Filter Should be Replaced

Most owner's manuals recommend changing filters at least every 3,000 miles, if not every 3 months. That means during each oil change. Of course, you can also do it during every other one if you like.

The Best Replacement Oil Filters for Kia

When it's time for a change, you won't want to go with anything less than genuine OEM oil filters. Those Kia manufactures will fit your model most reliably. You can buy new ones online, right here at our auto parts store. Order today and we'll ship right away, with delivery to your address, so you'll be taking care of business in no time.