Pricing for Kia wiper blades depends on the model and blade type you need. Choose your Kia above to pull up current pricing and coupons — every service already bundles in correct-fit installation and a washer system check. Show valid ID and your Military or First Responder discount stacks right on top.

Industry standards generally call for new wiper blades every 6 to 12 months, and drivers around Hattiesburg often fall toward the earlier end of that window — the Pine Belt’s sun, heat, and UV exposure wear down the rubber faster than a milder climate would.

Streaking, skipping, squeaking, a chattering motion, or cracked and split rubber along the edge are all signs it’s time to replace — especially with the next Pine Belt downpour on the way.

Current Kia models typically run beam-style or conventional frame-style blades sized to that specific vehicle, with a winter/silicone option available for tougher weather. Before installing anything, our advisors verify the exact size and style your Kia calls for.

It’s possible, though we usually suggest doing both front blades at the same time — they wear at roughly the same pace, and mismatched blades tend to wipe unevenly. Where a rear wiper is equipped, we inspect that one on its own.

On models that have one, yes. Rear blades get less sun than the front pair, but they still dry out and crack eventually — we check the rear blade alongside the fronts at every visit.

Yes — service financing lets you handle the service now and pay later. Whether it’s an oil change, brakes, or another repair, you can break it into monthly payments; the application takes roughly a minute at check-in, and just checking your options doesn’t touch your credit score.

Dean McCrary Kia, at 7124 US Hwy 98 in Hattiesburg, services windshield wipers on any Kia using factory-trained technicians and correct-fit blades — an easy drive from Petal, Oak Grove, Purvis, and the rest of the Pine Belt. Call or book online.