How To Claim Kia Extended Warranty

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Tips on How To Claim Your Kia Extended Warranty

Kia Motors or Kia is a multinational vehicle manufacturer from South Korea. It has offices all over the world, including the U.S.

Kia provides some of the best and longest car warranties in the industry. It offers new car limited warranties and certified pre-owned warranties. Once the manufacturer warranty expires, many drivers turn to extended warranties to keep their cars protected in the long run.

DoNotPay will answer your questions about different Kia extended warranty options and suggest the quickest way to claim your warranty.

What Kia Extended Warranties Does Kia Offer?

If you tried searching for Kia extended warranties on its website, you might have run into a dead end. Kia refers to them as vehicle protection plans and offers five different versions:

  1. Powertrain
  2. Silver
  3. Gold
  4. Gold Plus
  5. Platinum

Kia Extended Warranty Coverage

Most major car repairs occur after your factory warranty expires. If you plan on keeping your Kia vehicle for years to come, it may be wise to get an extended warranty. Each plan becomes valid on the date of purchase and lasts up to 120,000 miles.

As Kia offers five different options, you should compare their coverage and see which one suits you best:

Kia Protection PlanWhat It Covers

Powertrain

  • Engine
  • Drive axle
  • Transmission/Transaxle/Transfer case
  • Additional hybrid/Plug-in electric compressed natural gas components

Silver

  • All Powertrain features
  • Steering
  • Brakes
  • Air conditioning
  • Electrical parts
  • Front suspension

Gold

  • All Powertrain and Silver features
  • Additional engine, transmission, and drive axle coverage
  • Extra brakes, air conditioning, and steering coverage

Gold Plus

  • All Powertrain, Silver, and Gold features
  • Fuel
  • Cooling
  • Rear suspension
  • Additional steering, front suspension, and air conditioning coverage

Platinum

  • All Powertrain, Silver, Gold, and Gold Plus features
  • Vehicle assemblies except the ones listed in the Platinum exclusions, such as:
  • Brake linings, drums, and rotors
  • Airbags
  • Door handles
  • Lock cylinders
  • Exhaust system
  • Radar detectors
  • Catalytic converter
  • Heater and radiator hoses

How Much Does Kia Extended Warranty Cost?

Kia doesn’t have a unified price for each extended warranty plan. It’s best to contact the dealer and get an estimate. The price of Kia extended warranties vary based on different factors:

  • Car model
  • Vehicle age
  • Vehicle mileage
  • Your deductible

How To File a Kia Extended Warranty Claim on Your Own

If you have an issue with your car and want to file a warranty claim and repair it, you have two options:

  1. Calling Kia customer service
  2. Scheduling an appointment on the website

File a Kia Extended Warranty Claim Over the Phone

To submit a warranty claim, you can call Kia at 1-800-333-4542. Describe your problem and schedule an appointment.

File a Kia Extended Warranty Claim on the Website

If you want to submit your warranty claim on Kia’s website, follow these steps:

  1. Register or sign in to your account
  2. Go to the Warranty section
  3. Follow the prompts and schedule a warranty service

Use DoNotPay To Submit a Kia Extended Warranty Claim

Kia’s website can be difficult to navigate. The info about warranty costs and the claiming process is unclear or elusive. Luckily, you don’t have to waste your precious time dealing with your warranty by yourself.

If you use DoNotPay to submit a warranty claim, you’ll only have to click a few times and follow clear-cut steps.

Access DoNotPay from a and do the following:

  1. Choose the Claim Warranty feature
  2. Select Car Warranty
  3. Answer a few questions about your Kia extended warranty and car problems
  4. Tap on Submit My Claim

We’ll contact Kia and submit a warranty claim on your behalf. DoNotPay can also schedule a service with the nearest car dealership.

Even if you have a used car, you can count on us to streamline the claiming process.

Appeal Your Denied Warranty Claim With DoNotPay

If a company rejects your warranty claim, you have two problems—you didn’t repair your car, and you have to pay for the eventual repairs. Don’t despair—a denied warranty claim is not the final decision. Team up with DoNotPay and appeal your warranty claim!

You don’t have to be well-versed in car warranty lingo. That’s why we’re here. All you need to do is:

  1. Open DoNotPay in your
  2. Select Claim Warranty
  3. Click on Appeal a Denied Warranty Claim
  4. Provide a few details about your warranty claim
  5. Tap on Submit

We’ll hit Kia with the best appeal letter, and its representatives will contact you afterward.

DoNotPay can also offer assistance if a dealer refuses to cancel your extended warranty.

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