Kia Seltos Oil Type
Are you planning on your next Kia Seltos oil change? Whether you like to visit our service center or do the hard work yourself, it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the recommended Kia Seltos oil type. Most experts recommend 0W-20, 5W-30, or 5W-20 synthetic oil formulations – depending on your engine configuration. But, how often should you change your oil? Let’s take a look, and be sure to visit us at Triple J Guam for all of your automotive needs!
When Should You Schedule Your Kia Seltos Oil Change?
Most experts recommend planning for your Kia Seltos oil change every 7,500 to 10,000 miles under normal conditions. Normal conditions include your everyday commutes through Guam, errands in Palau, and occasional road trips in Federated States of Micronesia. If you take part in more strenuous road activities, like heavy towing and off-roading, then we recommend scheduling your maintenance services a little sooner. This helps to off set the extra wear and tear. Let us know if you’d like advice on the best maintenance schedule for your particular driving needs!
How Do I Perform a Kia Seltos Oil Reset?
Your Kia Seltos has a built-in reminder system to let you know when it’s time for an oil change. And if you visit Triple J Guam, we’ll turn the light off automatically after your service. But if you do your own oil changes, you might have to turn off the light manually. Here’s what you do to complete a Kia Seltos oil reset from home:
- Click into your infotainment system.
- Tap “Setup” and open “Vehicle Settings”
- Select “Cluster”
- Pick “Service Interval” and then “Reset”
What if you still see the light? We recommend trying the process again and if it still doesn’t work, give our service center a call. We can help you troubleshoot or schedule an appointment to fix the issue once and for all!
Schedule Your Kia Seltos Oil Change at Triple J Guam
Whether you need helping picking out the right Kia Seltos oil type or performing a Kia Seltos oil reset, the team at Triple J Guam is happy to help you in Guam. Contact us and we’d be happy to assist. You can even schedule your service appointments online!
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