When it comes to replacing the low beam bulbs on your 2013 Kia Optima, one option is the Putco PURE High-Performance H11B Ion Spark White Halogen Bulbs, # P230011BSW. The bright white light offers a subtle blue tint for a custom look and is designed to improve visibility.
For your fog lamps, one option would be to go with the Putco Optic 360 High Power LED Fog Lamp Bulbs # P250008WW. These bulbs have a 1-year warranty and are designed with the high color temperature to improve visibility... view full answer...
I may have a solution for you, but I was able to check with K-Source and the # KS75551K does not come completely in silver; however, if you check out the photo that I've attached to this, you can see that the back side of this mirror is silver and might give you the look you're seeking. This is an OEM replacement mirror that will retain the factory functions (heated, power, etc.). If you also need the driver's side mirror, that is available with part # KS75552K.
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We do offer several brands of light-duty 1-1/4-inch Class I trailer hitches for your 2014 Kia Optima and all can be seen on the link at right, including the Draw-Tite # 24965. This is the hitch I suggest since it does not require use of a stabilizing strap as some others do.
A class I hitch has a tongue weight (downward force) limit of 200-lbs and this translates to it being suitable for use only with 2-bike Class I hitch-mount bike racks. The 2-bike limit applies even if you have a compatible... view full answer...
The 2013 Kia Optima can be fitted only with a light-duty 1-1/4-inch Class I hitch, which is capable of handling the weight of 2 bikes maximum. Please see the linked page. A Class II-rated bike rack will not fit into a Class I hitch. Although the receivers are both 1-1/4-inch in size the Class I hitches are designed to prevent installation of a rack with more capacity than the hitch can handle.
A 2-inch hitch will be at least a Class III hitch. The linked articles will give you more on... view full answer...
Your 2014 Kia Optima has only light-duty Class I hitches offered for it, such as the Curt # C11025. All can be seen on the link provided. Each one shares the same 200-lb tongue weight capacity and each can carry up to 2 bikes on a hitch-mount rack. Please note that my research did not confirm any official rated towing capacity for the 2014 Optima sedan; your owner's manual should be consulted before towing any trailer.
The reason only Class I hitches are offered for your Optima, and for... view full answer...
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