Top Mechanics For Kia Tyre Fittings
15 Reviews
Garage in Ashford , 11 years of experience
Welcome to SBL Mobile Tyres & Autocare! Your ultimate solution for quality and reliability. When talking about SBL Mobile Tyres & Autocare you can expect the following: - 100% Satisfaction. - Our expert...
13 Reviews
Garage in Wakefield, 10 years of experience
Mechanics for 10 years, dealing with MOT, Servicing, Diagnostics and tyres, punctures and more
35 Reviews
Garage in Worthing, 24 years of experience
24 years in the trade, from services to engine rebuilds and anything inbetween
JULIE • 13th May 2024
Kia Rio • Tyre fitting
1 Reviews
Garage in Cardiff, 15 years of experience
I have worked in the transport industry for many years, looking after fleets of up to and over 300 vehicles, from cars, vans 40ton tipper lorries, to artic units and their trainers. I am able to do anything ...
CHRIS • 6th March 2022
Kia Picanto • Tyre fitting
266 Reviews
Garage in Glasgow, 21 years of experience
I have been in the trade for over 20 years as a mechanic, working in franchise dealerships & performance targeted garages Including repair of emergency response vehicles. Specialist in all make/model servici...
7 Reviews
Garage in Hastings, 8 years of experience
We cover anything from MOT’s and servicing to engine changes and much more. We cover from Hastings to Eastbourne and surrounding area’s, collection and delivery available. Fully insured.
259 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Aylesbury , 25 years of experience
Daniel Auto Services - deal with everything from servicing, brakes and tyres. All round handyman.
RICHARD • 12th March 2025
Ford C-MAX • Timing belt replacement
76 Reviews
Garage in Liverpool, 24 years of experience
Car servicing, repairs and MOT. Brakes, Suspension, Clutch, Exhaust, Oil filter replacement, Turbo, Engine Repair
MATT • 12th March 2025
SEAT Ibiza • Water pump replacement
8 Reviews
Garage in Highwaycomb, 5 years of experience
I have 5 years of mechanic experience I do all type of service collection and delivery car full service inspection and change brake pad diagnostic all type of services at your door
SIMON • 12th March 2025
Skoda Octavia • Interim Service
67 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Milton Keynes , 12 years of experience
We can carry out all types of repairs no jobs too big or too small
JIM • 12th March 2025
Audi TT Coupe • Brake pads replacement - front (all)
83 Reviews
Garage in Reading, 6 years of experience
I have worked as a mechanic in multiple garages however i started MK Servicing as a sole trader in 2022. I have since grown the business and the reputation by providing the best possible customer experience....
160 Reviews
Garage in Middlesbrough , 11 years of experience
BMW Mini Rolls Royce Independent BMW group dealer level diagnostics and able to write official BMW service history. BMW Master Tech ZF Gearbox Specialist Diagnostics; Smoke Tests ISTA (BMW GROUP...
FRASER • 12th March 2025
70 Reviews
Garage in Walsall, 10 years of experience
AA Approved Repairer RAC Accredited Repairer NHS Discount Up to 30 Years Experience throughout the whole company Air Conditioning Service/Re-Gas
12 Reviews
Garage in Great Yarmouth , 12 years of experience
DAVID • 12th March 2025
Skoda Superb • Full Service
Frequently asked questions about Kia tyre fittings
Read our answers to questions about tyre fitting costs, symptoms and more.
Where do I find the right Tyre size for my Kia?
Your tyre size is the string of letters and numbers that runs along the sidewall of the tyres you currently have fitted to your vehicle.
- Width is the first 3 numbers and represents the width of the tyre in millimetres.
- Profile is the next 2 digits, often separated by a slash. The profile of a tyre is the height of the sidewall, as a percentage of the overall width.
- Rim size follows as the next 2 digits, usually following "R" and is the inner diameter of the tyre measured in inches.
- Speed rating is the final letter, and indicates the maximum speed the tyre is approved for.
When should I get new Kia Tyres fitted?
The most straight forward reason, why new tyres need to be fitted is visible damage. This can be a puncture coming from contact with sharp objects like nails or when you have driven through rubble or debris. Other visible damages to your tyres can be cuts or bulges in the sidewall, which can be the result of sharp contacts with the kerb.
Another important reason, why your car needs new tyres is the depth of the tyre tread. The legal requirement for the tread is to be at least 1.6 mm deep to ensure enough traction on the road. You can measure the depth of the tyre tread by inserting a 20p coin into the grooves of the tyres. If the outer band of the coin is visible, the tyres might be unsafe for the road and should be changed or at least checked by a mechanic.
How long do Tyres last on my Kia?
Tyres are made to last and the guidance manufactures give on the maximum lifetime of your tyres lies around the 10-year mark. If your tyres have reached 5 years of rolling, it is recommended to check them more frequently and thoroughly.
How can I extend the lifetime of my Kia Tyres?
- Regularly check your tyre pressure. Under inflated tyres not only increase the wear and tear but also have an impact on braking and accelerating. Plus, you'll need more diesel or petrol to move your car on not correctly inflated tyres.
- Have your wheel balancing checked. If you experience vibrating at a speed of 40mph and above or see uneven use of your tyre tread, it is likely your wheels need re-balancing.
- Make sure your wheels are aligned. Mounting the kerb or bumping your wheels into objects can damage your tyres and knock your wheels out of alignment. Driving with misaligned wheels leads to fast wear of your tyres and is a danger for you and your fellow road users.
- Avoid potholes and drive carefully on damaged roads. Sharp edges are the nemesis of your tyres, causing cuts and punctures.
- Drive calmly and relaxed. The rubber on your tyres wears down quicker if you perform a lot of emergency brakes or start off fast. Constant speeding up and abrupt braking is contributing to a declining tyre lifetime.
- Empty your car. Your wheels and tyres already have a lot of weight to carry, adding more unnecessary weight, e.g. through a permanently loaded boot leads to faster wear and tear of the rubber between you and the street.
How often should I change my Kia tyres?
It is typically recommended to change tyres every 20,000 miles or so, but this may vary depending on the type of vehicle you drive and the conditions you drive in. It is also best to get them replaced once the tyre tread depth reaches below 3mm as this can significantly reduce stopping distances.
Can local garages offer home collection and delivery for Kia tyre fitting?
Yes, many local garages are able to offer collection and delivery for a tyre fitting on your Kia. With ClickMechanic collection & delivery is free if your vehicle is drivable. Once booked a mechanic will pick up the vehicle on the day and time of your choice, do the work, and return the vehicle at a time convenient to you. Simply enter your vehicle registration number and postcode to get an upfront price for a tyre fitting on your Kia.
Can mobile mechanics do Kia tyre fitting at my home or office?
Yes, mobile mechanics can do a tyre fitting at your home or office on your Kia, provided there is a safe and sufficient space to conduct the repair or replacement. With ClickMechanic, once booked for a date and time of your choice, your booking will be offered to vetted mobile mechanics in your area.
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Average costs for 26 models not shown due to insufficient data. Show ∨
- Kia Picanto
- Kia Mentor II
- Kia Pride
- Kia Rio
- Kia Shuma
- Kia ceed
- Kia Mentor
- Kia Pro ceed
- Kia Cerato
- Kia Carens
- Kia Soul
- Kia Sportage
- Kia Optima
- Kia Roadster
- Kia Clarus
- Kia Retona
- Kia Joice
- Kia Sorento
- Kia Magentis
- Kia Sedona
- Kia Pregio
- Kia K2700/K2700 II
- Kia K2500
- Kia Opirus
- Kia Besta
- Kia Venga
Estimates on average repair costs, such as the above results for a tyre fitting, are based on ClickMechanic's quote data which combines multiple third-party sources. Actual costs may vary. We provide estimates on average repair costs for information only and accept no liability for any inaccuracies or errors. If you think an estimate is incorrect, please contact us to let us know.
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Mechanics that work on Kias
- Call The Mechanic, Andover
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- E.I.E Mobile Vehicle Repairs, Carrbrook
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- Tyre Rescue Ltd, Airdrie
- West Commercial Services, Bedworth
Miscommunication via email initially as they weren’t expecting me at the garage but they sorted this out and left me clear of what would be happening.
Tommy missed the 10-12 time slot by half an hour but was in good communication with me and it wasn’t him at fault for the delay.”