Kia Diesel Oil Changes

What’s Involved in a Diesel Oil Change

Diesel oil changes are much like oil changes for any other car. It starts with raising the vehicle, exposing the oil drain plug, and then opening that plug to drain the old oil. Then the oil filter (or oil filters on some diesel engines) is removed and replaced with a new filter. Once the plug is closed again, we put new oil into the oil pan so that it’s ready to cover, lubricate, cool, and protect your engine.

Why Change Your Oil

Changing oil regularly is vital to taking care of your engine. Old oil decays and can’t provide the protections that new oil can, and old oil can also contain particles and burnt oil that contaminates the system. Also, the oil filter can get clogged with these particles, making it so that the oil pump has to work harder to get oil into the engine. Overall, old oil is a hazard to your engine, and changing the oil regularly puts tens to hundreds of thousands of miles onto your engine.

Our Certified Technicians Are Experts

Our technicians are all Kia-certified, giving them authority to perform service in Kia’s name when necessary. This means they have to keep up on all the latest changes to Kia vehicles, know the vehicles inside and out, and know the absolute best way to service them. Kia’s certification means you can trust our technicians to give you the absolute best service you’ve ever gotten, and they’ll be happy to oblige. Our technicians will show you just what it means to get certified service from a professional.

Come to Roper Kia for Your Diesel Oil Change

We’re the premier provider of Kia diesel oil changes for Joplin, Webb City, Carl Junction, Galena, KS, and other nearby areas. Our service center includes a comfortable waiting area with complimentary snacks and free Wi-Fi, as well as flat-screen TVs for your entertainment. We also have business workstations and a children’s play area for when you bring the whole family. Set up your appointment today!