Did you know that most Kia vehicles no longer come with a spare tire? Instead, they have a Kia Tire Mobility Kit (TMK) that can help you fix a flat tire in a pinch. The TMK is a handy kit that contains a sealant and a compressor to patch up your tire temporarily until you can get to a service center. This way, you can save space and weight in your Kia, and still drive safely on the roads of Mascoutah.

How does the Kia Tire Mobility Kit work?

The TMK is easy to use and can repair most punctures in your Kia tire. All you have to do is connect the sealant bottle to the valve stem of your flat tire, and then plug the compressor into the power outlet of your Kia. Turn on the compressor and let it inflate your tire with the sealant. Then, you can drive up to 120 miles at a speed of no more than 50 mph to reach a service station for a replacement. The TMK is a convenient and efficient way to deal with a Kia flat tire on the Smithton roads. If you own a Kia vehicle, you may have noticed that it doesn’t come with a spare tire. Instead, it comes with a Kia Tire Mobility Kit, which is designed to help you fix a flat tire and get back on the road quickly. But what is in the Kia Tire Mobility Kit and how do you use it? In this blog post, we’ll answer these questions and more.

What is in the Kia Tire Mobility Kit?

Your tire repair kit will include the following:

– Tire sealant: This is a liquid that fills the puncture in your tire and seals it temporarily.

– A filling hose: This is a tube that connects the tire sealant bottle to the tire valve stem.

– A compressor: This is a device that plugs into your car's 12-volt power outlet and inflates your tire with air.

– A tire gauge: This is a tool that measures the air pressure in your tire and tells you if it’s within the recommended range.

– Necessary cables and hoses: These are the wires and tubes that connect the compressor, the tire sealant bottle, and the tire valve stem.

How Do I Use the Kia Tire Mobility Kit?

Your tire repair kit has all the pieces that you need to get you back on the road, but keep in mind that this is a temporary repair. We recommend scheduling your service as soon as possible for a long-term solution. But if you find yourself with a Kia flat tire, here are the steps to take:

– Look under the floorboards of your trunk for the tire repair kit.

– Attach the inflator hose to the tire valve stem securely.

– Turn on the unit to inject sealant into the tire.

– Inflate the tire with the compressor.

– Once you are able to drive, head to the nearest Kia dealership for a new tire.

If you’d like to get a Kia Spare Tire Kit instead, our parts department would be happy to help you find just what you need for your Kia model.

Can I Get a Spare Tire For My Kia Vehicle?

Yes, you can! Many drivers want added peace of mind with a traditional Kia spare tire instead of a repair kit. Learn more about the Kia spare tire kit, which includes a tire jack when you contact our service center. We’ll provide you with the cost details, place the order for you, and be in touch once the kit arrives at our dealer.

How Long Can You Drive on a Kia Spare Tire?

If you’re driving a full-size spare tire, you have to replace it within 70 miles. Stay safe and if you need spare tires near you, give our parts department a call! Here are some basic details you should know about driving on a Kia spare tire:

– Spares cannot be driven over 50 miles per hour

– Spare tires shouldn’t be driven for more than 70 miles

– You’ll have less traction than with a full-size spare