How do I replace the air filter in my Kia Rio?

I noticed my Kia Rio's engine has been struggling and I think it may be due to a dirty air filter. How do I replace it and how often should I do it?

Replacing the air filter is a simple task that you can do yourself. First, locate the air filter box under the hood of your Kia Rio. Open the box and remove the old air filter, making sure to clean out any debris. Then, insert the new air filter and close the box. As for how often to replace it, it is recommended to do so every 12 months or 12,000 miles.

I recommend using a higher quality air filter for your Kia Rio. While they may be more expensive, they can provide better air filtration and improve your engine's performance. Changing the air filter every 12 months or 12,000 miles is a good rule of thumb, but if you frequently drive in dusty or dirty environments, it may need to be replaced more often.

In addition to replacing the air filter regularly, make sure to also keep your engine air intake and other parts clean. This will help improve your engine's performance and prolong the life of your air filter. As for how often to replace it, every 12 months or 12,000 miles is a good general guideline, but be sure to check your owner's manual for specific recommendations for your Kia Rio model.