Do I need to change the timing belt on my Kia Stonic?

I noticed that my Kia Stonic has a timing belt instead of a timing chain. Do I need to change the timing belt at regular intervals or is it a one-time replacement? How often should I have it changed and what are the consequences if I don't?

Yes, you need to change the timing belt on your Kia Stonic at regular intervals. The timing belt is a crucial component of your engine and if it fails, it can cause severe damage and costly repairs. It is recommended to have it replaced every 60,000 to 100,000 miles, depending on your driving habits.

Not changing the timing belt on your Kia Stonic can lead to serious engine damage and even engine failure. It's important to follow the recommended replacement interval and not wait until the timing belt breaks.

Replacing the timing belt on your Kia Stonic can be expensive, but it is much cheaper than the cost of repairing a damaged engine. It's better to be proactive and replace the timing belt before it fails.