ByEverything You Need To Know About Kia Warranty
Kia warranties are some of the best in the car dealership business.
This article will help you learn what Kia warranty covers, how long it lasts, and, most importantly, how you can claim it.
We can also show you how to claim your home warranty, regardless of the reviews your warranty provider has and as long as it’s a home warranty in America.
What Is and What Is Not Covered by Kia Warranty?
Kia manufacturer warranty seems to be the leading warranty program in the industry. The company offers warranties that last longer than those of other manufacturers. Kia warranty programs include:
- Ten-year or 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty
- Five-year or 60,000-mile limited basic warranty
- Five-year or 100,000-mile limited anti-perforation warranty
- Five-year or 60,000-mile roadside assistance plan
What kind of coverage can you expect from your Kia limited warranty? Check out the table below for details:
| Kia Warranty | What It Covers | What It Doesn’t Cover |
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Ten-year or 100,000-mile powertrain warranty |
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Five-year or 60,000-mile basic warranty |
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Five-year or 100,000-mile anti-perforation |
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Five-year or 60,000-mile roadside assistance |
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How To Claim Kia Warranty by Yourself
Those who must file a Kia warranty claim on their own have two options:
- Submit a claim via the Kia Owners Portal
- Call Kia’s support center
Claiming Kia Warranty via Kia Owners Portal
To claim your warranty using your Owners account, do the following:
- Sign in to your account
- Find the Warranty option
- Follow the website’s further instructions
How To Claim Your Kia Factory Warranty Over the Phone
Claiming Kia warranty over the phone involves these steps:
- Call Kia customer support at 1-800-333-4542
- Explain the issue to the agent
- Ask them about claiming your warranty
- Follow the instructions they provide
Claim Your Kia Warranty With DoNotPay
DoNotPay allows you to claim your warranty with a few clicks on your computer and save a lot of time and energy. Our platform can help you if you need to claim an extended warranty for a used car or handle a dealer who refuses to cancel an extended warranty.
Claim your Kia warranty in a few minutes by accessing DoNotPay from any and following the guide below:
- Access the Claim Warranty feature
- Select the option Car Warranty
- Specify that Kia is your warranty provider
- Describe the troubles you’re having with your car
- Tap on Submit My Claim
DoNotPay will submit your warranty claim right away, and Kia will get in touch with you directly. DoNotPay can also schedule an appointment with an available extended warranty provider in your area.
If Kia Rejects Your Claim, DoNotPay Can File an Appeal for You
Sometimes companies deny a warranty claim because they want to make the customer give up. Most customers won’t file an appeal because it takes too much time and energy. DoNotPay can help you file an appeal without any trouble. All you need to do is:
- Sign in to DoNotPay
- Select Appeal a Denied Warranty Claim in the Claim Warranty feature
- Choose if you’re appealing against a decision by Product Manufacturer or an Extended Warranty Provider
- Attach the original warranty that the company denied
- Click on Submit
DoNotPay will submit the appeal on your behalf, and the company will get in touch with you to discuss your case.
What Else Can DoNotPay Help You With?
If you have another car and it breaks down, we can help you claim a warranty for it too. Claim your extended warranties for Ally, Ford, Tesla, Zurich, Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Mercedes Benz, and other brands.
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