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Kia Telluride Reliability Review - All The Issues After 2 Years of Ownership
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- Is the Kia Telluride a reliable car? In this video, I'll give you an owner's review of a 2022 Kia Telluride. In its short 2 year life, it's the following recall / service notices and issues:
1. Forward Collision Avoidance System Calibration issue
2. Tow Hitch (which can lead to vehicle fire)
3. Drive Belt Replacement
4. Wheel Speed Sensor Malfunction
5. Driveshaft Recall (which could cause vehicle to roll away in Park)
6. Engine oil consumption
7. Engine overheating
8. Faded window trim (for Nightfall Package)
Check out my other Kia Telluride videos: • Kia Telluride
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At least KIA is addressing all those issues. Domestic brands have a bunch of issues and they’re not addressing most of them.
I thought about getting a Kia telluride but after watching this. I'm sticking with my 2010 Lexus rx. Never any issues
@GlossyBossyBeautyIt’s still a PITA especially given Kia dealers aren’t exactly known for their customer service.
Currently owner of a 21 telluride. I have experienced no major issues. It worth noting that I do my own vehicle maintenance with the exception of a recalls.
That's exactly my expirience as well. My 2021 sx prestige/nightfall has be fine. No issues, with exception of the recalls.
I have Kia telluride and have same issues over heating the service at 24mile they change the thermostat and flush the coolant but issue still isn’t gone. Went at 54 miles same issue they said change the radiator and issue still isn’t gone . Reliability sucks it’s true .
Reliability and Kia are like oil and water. My wife bought a 2017 Optima in 2018 with 25k kms. It went in for knock sensor issues more than 4 times and Kia were awful to deal with. Would never buy another Kia. I think overall Kia are hit and miss as our next-door neighbour had the same car and had no issues.
Thank you for your observations l had almost the very same occurrence with my Telluride oil consumption at a ridiculous rate the first week of ownership which l consider break in period .Before the month was out looking at 3quarts of oil disappeared in light around town driving. I was getting fed up 55000 dollars for a defective engine.Really kept the car for 2years nothing changed. Twice brought to dealership nothing done or found .problems continued. You are not alone Friend KIA you have serious work to do RD.CJJ
We are very fortunate. Ours is a 2021 EX and it has been perfect. Nothing but oil and air filter changes and one set of tires after 54k miles.
I own a 2020 Kia Telluride bought brand new off the lot. Warranty just ended & what do you know sunroof goes out. Also my driver window can randomly get stuck. Never had a single maintenance issue though 👍🏽
I can't give you 2 thumbs up for your review so one and a comment. Thanks for sharing your struggles, I really wanted a Telluride/Palisade but I'm starting to rethink my strategy.
1 Qt per 1000 miles! That's insane. It would literally starve of oil and seize within an oil change interval and they consider that acceptable?
FYI, this is somewhat of a guideline for nearly all manufacturers. Ford is the same...
Interesting… it looks really good though. Safe to say grey/silver is your favorite color? You move back to Texas?
2020 telluride- 124,000 no issues- stepson has my old optima 140,000, no issues.
Man… my Honda pilot had several recalls too. However, good to see what kind of issues people have.
Yes there have been recalls, my took her 2022 SX Prestige in not a big deal.
I have a 2023 kia telluride. I got it brand new!!! 29miles. I've been having issues the first 2 days of purchasing it. 1st. It was a recall for the passenger airbag & dashboard speaker. So, I was back at the dealership 2 days after purchasing my vehicle. 2nd, my fuel sensor kept saying low fuel even when it was full!! It would ask if I wanted to search for a gas station. The more I would drive, the bars would go back up to full. I made an appointment, but by the time I went in, nothing was happening, so they couldn't find any issues. Next, my foward collision sensor would come on saying that they were not working, so it would not prevent me from having any accidents. The service department is trach!!!! I filed a claim, but it was denied due to them never trying to fix the issues. Lastly, the drive shaft recall was fixed. Honestly, I haven't had any issues since. They also did an update on the electrical system
We have 2 KIA Sorento’s with all sorts of similar issues; burns through oil like crazy, electrical issues, fire 🔥 recalls, the list goes on… we will never buy another KIA or Hyundai for matter, again 👎
Sorry if I missed it, How many miles it at now?
44k
I own a 21 telluride knightfall and i do all my own service… no problems except rear shock clunk the fix under warranty and the trim is garbage.. i already had it wrapped because it looked so bad.. i have about 70 tho miles on it runs perfect
Yeaaaah you might have a rare one. Lemon? A lot of my clients can’t stop talking about them. One with over 100k
It’s not a lemon. My friend praises his KIA and when I ask questions I don’t understand why he like his car so much.
His Telluride has had the entire exhaust changed and the rolling issue, just 2yrs old. Another person has bad oil consumption, like no oil after a trip.
2 days ago there is a recall for 463k Tellurides for fire hazard again. So no it’s not a lemon, it’s a KIA problem.
I work next to a kia dealership, and they have a mountain on replacement engines behind the dealership. plus they dont hold their value well at all
@@sizzlacalunjiOk? Let them love their cars
@@EchoAccord 😁 I do.
Thanks man this vídeo save me lots of money if u can change it for a different suv which one will u go
Probably a Lexus or Toyota.
My mother is convinced she needs a palisade because she likes the looks, I'm trying to talk her into a grand highlander instead. I love the looks and it's well designed, but I had poor experiences with both hyundai vehicles I owned.
What reliability issues did you have? I'm confused. You haven't stated any issues just software updates relating to recalls. Thermostats go, its a part that wears. Is this the first vehicle you ever owned? Between my wife and I we've owned 6 Kia's and Hyundai's and zero issues, each driven to 100k miles. I just bought a 2024 SXP XLine, 12k miles on it now and the car is a dream. I had 2 recalls and it was taken care of with the oil change. These are not reliability issues.
Reliability is the wrong word...poor choice on my end. The constant recalls combined with relatively poor dealer service has not created a good ownership experience. I will likely not come back to the brand when it's time for a new family hauler.
@@CarFanatic You don't say why your dealership has provided poor service. Your poor dealership service is not indicative of all KIA dealerships. The two dealerships I have used are very good.
Recalls are oretty common for everyone. I don't let those bother me. Also my Hyundai elantra has 141k. Most reliable car I've ever owned. My next vehicle will prob be another hyundai
Yes! Kia has a long way to go to improve the quality of their products.
I had the same issue with my 2021 kia telluride.
It's been consuming consuming the engine oil from the very beginning , I have to top up the engine oil every 2weeks.but dealership says, it's my fault. And the car is not restarting after auto engine shut off.
I replaced battery and sensor, but dealership couldn't fix the problem. Only trying to charge me more and more money. Kia car lasts only for 3 years. I'm a korean ,I'm so sad to say and admit the shitty quality of korean products.
Consuming 1/2 to 1 Qt of motor oil per 1k miles is normal operating condition. That's one way of not standing behind their product. Wonder how many qt of oil it will consume after 5 yrs, assuming it last that long.
The OP also owns a Cayenne Turbo...that things sips oil at a decent rate from usage experience. Wonder why he says 'an engine shouldn't be consuming oils at that rate', especially if it's a decent performing one.
powertrain is not reliable. It isn't terrible, but I wouldn't want to keep for a long time. Trade it after 7 or 8 years, unless it blows up on you.
Many thanks
Wait until you get the premature shock failure and ac blower fan shaving metal issue not covered under warranty. Best take out a 2nd mortgage. I will not own another KIA.
How on Earth do you own a Porsche and decide to buy an effing Kia? You picked that over a Honda or Toyota?
A new Kia Telluride cost more than my Porsche 911, which I purchased used. Also, my 911 has had zero depreciation, so it's actually a cheaper car to own than the Kia believe the or not.
How does owning a Porsche and buying a Kia call for your effing irrelevant question??
@@ricjames1557Wow you two are seriously overreacting for no reason, what's the cursing for?🙄
Because not everyone buys a car for the sole purpose of reliability or fuel economy, people buy these vehicles because they like them and don't need people telling them what they should've gotten
I guess you’re living under a rock and have not test driven any Kia, therefore, your comment borders under the line of ignorance. Haven’t you even noticed how loud, unrefined and cheaply made Toyotas are built these days? Tundras blowing up engines, stop sales on Grand Highlanders and Lexus models, engine and drive shaft issues on new Tacomas. Honda has oil dilution issues on their turbo engines and electrical issues. The Kia Telluride drives like a luxury SUV costing twice as much, it feels German solid on the road and has an excellent quality interior. I’ve owned plenty of Hondas and Toyotas, KIA is on par on reliability and far better on interior quality and refinement.
If it’s a 2022 model you’re going to have issues, it the Covid effect!!!!
You drive the Kia while you figure out the overheating issues. Let wifey drive the Porsche to be on the safe side.
I work at a honda dealership, and every time someone comes in to trade in their KIA or Hyundai, they are so far underwater its not even funny. These cars don't hold their value very well a lesson I see a lot of people learn coming to trade back in their cars for something else either to lower their payments or such. I'm not saying hondas are the greatest car ever or most reliable ever. They are just machines at the end of the day, and to fanboy over a brand is weird 👀.
I've had a Hyundai, which blew 2 motors just after the warranty. My wife had a kia optima that was burning oil at 56k Miles. like having a quart of oil on hand under 100k miles is crazy. Also, 460k recalls twice in 1 year is also crazy.
The takeaway from all this is STAY AWAY from these "Korean Juke Boxes" ! They are POF!!!
Kia/Hyundai spend all their time spitting out new cars without fixing the main issue with their vehicles. What it's like 20 different models in N America alone. Now i see them selling EVs yeah Ok.
All new cars consume oil from Toyota to Honda,Kia
Dump it before the warranty expires.
That’s American built cars for ya 😂😂
One of my KIA’s was built in Korea, same issues
Look how dirty your Telly engine is? Take better care, I've had for 3 years, No problems? You did Google every problem, that they ever had, not Evan that you personally had, maybe you should go back to a Ford!😂
lies, you own a bus pass
Kia and Hyundai always have been junk -sorry you didn't realize this before your purchase. I'd dump it.
A lot of the junk from both Kia and Hyundai are from the US. The Korean built ones seem to be way more solid. My mom has a Korean made 2014 Tuscan with like 125K miles and the original engine. It runs like a clock with hardly any issues compared to the American ones that come out of the Alabama plant that blow engines after like 40K miles. I think the Palisade has had less recalls than the Telluride up to this point, and they are almost the same SUV besides the styling of the interior and exterior and the fact that the Telluride is made in West Point, GA and the Palisade is made in Korea. Most Genesis stuff is made in Korea, and you don't really hear stories of them grenading or anything. It's not uncommon to find G80s/K900s and G90s with the 3.8 V6 and 5.0 V8 with over 100K miles still running fine on the road.
fake opinions!!!!!
the competition cannot survive that Kia sells so well!!!!!!