Hyundai Kona Maintenance Schedule

With a stylish look, a proven safety record, and plenty of fun entertainment features, it’s easy to see why drivers from Bloomington, Martinsville, and Ellettsville are such fans of the Hyundai Kona. But part of having a great car involves ensuring it gets regular maintenance, so it can keep running smoothly for years to come.

Our team at Andy Mohr Hyundai has outlined the Hyundai Kona maintenance schedule, so you always know exactly when your vehicle is due for a check-up. You can contact our service center for more info, or drop by and see how we can help you today!

Schedule Service

6 Months Or 7,500 Miles 

This is usually your first maintenance check on the Hyundai Kona. Your local service center will perform an in-depth look at your vehicle, and provide you with an assortment of tests to determine everything is running smoothly. This usually includes:

• Inspect air cleaner filter
•  Inspect air conditioning
•  Battery inspection
•  Brake inspection
• Tire rotation
•  Replace engine oil and filter
• Inspect vacuum hose
• Inspect suspension mounting bolts
• Inspect exhaust pipe and muffler
• Driveshafts and boots inspection

 

One Year Or 15,000 Miles 

At your one-year inspection, expect a major investigation into the inner workings of your car to determine that everything is up to the high standards set by Hyundai. You’ll receive all the service checks you got at six months, as well as:

• Brake fluid inspection
• Vapor hose, fuel filler cap, and fuel tank inspection
• Propeller shaft inspection
• Parking brake inspection
• Fuel tank air filter inspection
• Fuel filter inspection

 

18 Months Or 22,500 Miles 

At 18 months, you’ll get an inspection of your 2019 Hyundai Kona that’s essentially the same as the first one you got back at 7,500 miles. Your mechanics will give the car a quick but thorough overhaul to ensure that everything is running smoothly and there are no issues to deal with. This service usually includes:

• Tire rotation
• Replacing the engine oil and filter
• Checking the condition of the battery
• Inspecting brake lines, hoses, and connections
• Inspecting brakes and pads
• Inspecting exhaust pipe and muffler

 

Two Years Or 30,000 Miles

Once your vehicle hits 30,000 miles, it’s time for a comprehensive overhaul of your vehicle from top to bottom. You’ll get everything you normally do at your regular 6-month inspection, as well as have any old or worn out parts replaced with fresh new versions, so your automobile runs smoothly and safely. These replacements usually include:

• Engine and oil filter replacement
• Climate control air filter replacement
• Air cleaner filter replacement
• Tire rotation or replacement

 

Contact Our Service Center Today 

Once you’ve learned a little bit more about the Hyundai Kona maintenance schedule, you’ll be ready to experience our superior service firsthand. Head on over to Andy Mohr Hyundai today to explore our inventory, schedule a test drive, and make an appointment with our expert technicians.

Whether you’re driving through Bloomington, Martinsville, or Ellettsville, you’re going to love our superior care and service, so visit us today!