[kblake]

I booked my i30 in for its 15,000 service on the 24 the March but my son has racked up a few unexpected Km's, do Hyundai have an acceptable range that you can go over before warranty is affected?
It will probably be 2 to 250 km's over...
Thanks
Keith

[Surferdude]

That  won't be a problem, Keith.

[rustynutz]

You could probably do a thousand k's over and I don't believe it would be a problem...   

[eye30]

Here i believe is up to 1,000 miles

[Just Rick]

As long as it has had all it's appropriate services and all synthetic oils and approved filters have been used anything under a 1000 K's is acceptable,I have found that none of the warranty work either of mine have had to have done,servicing intervals have never been questioned,but in one case a smaller dealer,which was asked to do a small warranty job,DID question that I was not using Hyundai as the servicer and that I was not using original Hyundai service parts,but under their own warranty statements this also is not an issue,don't let Hyundai bully you into thinking anything else.

[kblake]

Thanks for all the replies, it put my mind at ease
Keith

[Bushy]

Would be almost impossible to nail it exactly on the head anyway.  Also, once I had to wait two weeks post the service level, and had done another 300 km.  Was expecting I could book it in within a week!

[beerman]

The warranty is silent on what the maximum distance is. However the fixed price service terms and conditions seem to indicate it may be around 22,500 k, 37500 and 50k.

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