Kia Care Service Plans

Before your Kia reaches its third birthday, you will need to book its MOT appointment – and every 12 months thereafter.

How to determine when your Kia’s MOT is due:

• V5C logbook – This will have the date of your vehicle’s first registration. Once it’s reached its third birthday, its MOT will be due annually on this date.
• Previous MOT certificate – If your Kia has a previous MOT, the due date will be on the current certificate.
• MOT reminder services – You can sign up for free text/email reminders with GOV.UK, where you can also check the MOT history of your vehicle.

A full car service in the UK is a comprehensive check of your vehicle's overall condition and performance. Typically recommended every 12 months or 12,000 miles, it includes up to 50 or more checks and adjustments. Where appropriate, here are just a handful of the key components inspected:

• Engine oil and filter change – essential for maintaining engine health
• Brake inspection – this checks the condition of brake pads, discs and callipers
• Battery check – this ensures the battery is functioning properly
• Lights and tyres – we carry out an inspection of all lights, as well as tyre condition and pressure
• Exhaust system – we check that there are no leaks or damage
• Fuel filter and spark plugs – if necessary, replacements are made to maintain efficiency

Regular servicing helps to prevent breakdowns, improves fuel efficiency and maintains your Kia’s resale value by ensuring that these and other components are functioning correctly.

An MOT (Ministry of Transport) is an annual inspection required for vehicles over three years old to ensure they meet road safety and environmental standards.​

This will depend on the type of service required and the age and mileage of your vehicle. At Flear & Thomson, we offer competitive fixed-price Service Plans under the Kia Care programme, with prices starting from £329.