Genuine and aftermarket Kia spare parts in Saudi Arabia

Speero gives each Kia model its own page, so the first step is picking the right name. Kia renamed some of its cars over the years: the Optima became the K5, and the K8 replaced the Cadenza. Each name has its own page here, so pick the one written on your registration card, then the year. Older Kias have parts too, among them the Opirus, the Clarus and the Carens. The list also includes the K4000 light truck, so a work vehicle and a family car sit on the same list.

Most Kia parts on Speero are genuine (dealer), and the rest are aftermarket parts that come from Korea, China and Taiwan. Korea is where Kia comes from, and it is also one of the three origins of the aftermarket parts. You find both types on the same model page, so you can compare a genuine part with an aftermarket one before you order. The seller sets the price of each part, and you see it on the part's page.

Kia parts on Speero span 12 categories, from bumpers and grilles to steering. The popular parts row on the page includes front brake pads, the front bumper and the headlights. Air filters, shock absorbers and the A/C compressor are in it too, and the compressor is a part that works hard through a Saudi summer. Front pads wear quickly in stop-and-go city traffic: the brakes and pads category holds them, and opening your Kia model narrows the list to the pads that fit it.