OEM Kia Weather Stripping

For the most part, the doors and windows on your Kia car, crossover, MPV, SUV, EV, or hybrid do a great job of keeping outside elements out of the cabin. However, they can't keep all wind, noise, and debris out. That's why your vehicle also features weather-stripping.

Most often no more than a simple rubber and slat system, weather stripping lines the edges of your doors and windows. It forms a protective seal to keep ambient noise, dust, rain, and road debris at bay, and it stays in place thanks to adhesives and screws.

Does Weather Stripping Need Replacing?

Yes, in due time. You see, eventually even the best weather stripping can go bad. If you hear more road noise than normal, or see broken pieces of weather stripping material lying around, you need to replace yours. In worst case scenarios, you might even see water collecting on the floor mats.

How Do You Replace Weather Stripping?

Fortunately, it's not all that hard. In fact, the process is quite similar to that used when replacing worn door sills. First, take out any screws (if needed). Pull the weather stripping off carefully, and then remove any leftover adhesive. After you've cleaned and dried the application area thoroughly, add a fresh layer of adhesive. Press the new weather stripping into place, and add back any screws you removed in the first step.

Save up to 35% on Genuine Kia Weather Stripping

Kia makes the only weather stripping that's made to measure for your vehicle, and we sell that at prices far below the MSRP others charge. Buy yours, along with any other interior accessories you may need, today and we'll ship your order right to your home!