Newer models are sometimes equipped with Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMSs). TPMSs check the vehicle’s tire pressure and report to the driver, usually through the instrument panel of the vehicle. The TPMS of the 2019 Kia Sportage is easy to use and convenient for vehicle maintenance. Watch the video below to learn how to use the Tire Pressure Monitoring System in your Kia Sportage.
We all know the struggle of vehicle windows fogging up when the inside temperature of the vehicle does not match the outside temperature. It is not only frustrating to have your vision obscured by a white film but dangerous since the glare on the fog or the thickness of the fog can prevent a driver from seeing through their vehicle’s windshield. Thankfully, your Kia vehicle can help you deal with unruly fog. Watch the video guide of how to use the auto defogger in your Kia vehicle to learn how.
Are you interested in discovering how far you can drive your Kia vehicle while the Low Fuel Warning Light is on? If so, then you have come to the right place! Our staff here at Concord Kia is very knowledgeable on the warning lights inside Kia vehicles and can help you to discover just how far you can travel after the Low Fuel Warning Light turns on. We recommend that you stop to fill your tank as soon as the light shows up, but we also know that the nearest gas station may be a little further away. Now, let’s find out just how far you can travel in your Kia vehicle with the Low Fuel Warning Light on together!
The most important part of any vehicle is its safety. Whether you’re a driver or a passenger, you should make sure the vehicle you’re in is as safe as possible. Driving is inherently dangerous, but modern technologies have made it safer than ever before. Automotive safety features can be active or passive. These features are vital to providing a safe ride, but how do they differ? Keep reading to learn more. Read the rest of this entry
If you have spent any time around an auto parts store, you have likely seen conventional and synthetic motor oil. What’s the difference? Is one better than the other? A big part of being a car owner is maintenance. And one of the main ways to do that is by getting your oil changed regularly. Your mechanic might recommend synthetic oil, so let’s discuss what makes these oil types different. Read the rest of this entry
The ability to rent a car is a great convenience. If you’re going on vacation, having an easy way to get around is pretty important. Sure, you could call a cab or an Uber, but wouldn’t it be easier if you just had a temporary vehicle of your own? Enter the rental car business. While renting a car is a great option, it can be expensive if you don’t know a few tricks. Check out some helpful tips below. Read the rest of this entry
The winter months can be harsh for everyone, even for those in Northern California. Even if your hometown doesn’t get pummeled with winter weather, you may go on a road trip to see family where the snow has hit a little harder. In any event, check out our tips for what to pack in your vehicle in case of emergency in the wintertime. Read the rest of this entry
One should always be prepared for the worst. Even though the nightmare scenario of being stranded is not very likely, if it does happen and you aren’t prepared for it, it can be a life-threatening situation. If you do get stranded and you have the right supplies, you can make the best out of a bad situation. Check out what you should pack in an emergency roadside kit below. Read the rest of this entry
Purchasing a fuel-efficient Kia model is the right step towards ensuring you won’t be paying an arm and a leg each time you stop for gas. However, you might be surprised to know some common driving habits are causing you to use more fuel than necessary. We discuss 5 habits that you can adopt that could help contribute in lowering your fuel costs below. Read the rest of this entry
Distracted driving has become a leading cause of accidents over the past few years. It’s become so much of a problem, lawmakers have been passing legislation to stop drivers from using their smartphone or handheld device while driving. While you know you probably should avoid using these devices while driving, can you actually get a ticket for being seen on your phone in your car in California? Keep reading to find out!