Your Kia, whichever model it is, has one of two kinds of barriers on its wheel wells. If it's a car like Kia Forte, for instance, it probably has splash guards. If it's an SUV that's a little bigger, on the other hand, like Kia Sorento, it probably has mud guards or mud flaps.

What they both do is obvious: they help protect the underbody of your ride (the fenders, the rocker panels, the whole bit) from dirt and grime. Without them, the tires would kick all that crud up into everything during a drive, and that can cause some serious damage -- not the least of it, long-term corrosion. It can make it harder for the wheels to turn, too.

What's not so obvious: the benefit of upgrading from splash guards to mud guards or flaps. The latter are ideal for any Kia that regularly drives tougher stretches of backroad or heads off the beaten path; it's because of how ruggedly durable they are in contrast.

Of course, all three kinds can crack or tear -- that is, if they don't break during an accident or just plain eventually wear out from a lifetime of use. In any such case, you should replace them, and all four at once. That's easy to do; we've got what you need for the project, it's genuine Kia and steeply marked down. If you need any help with the install, no problem; a Kia service centre can take care of it.

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