Service Cost Guide

Hyundai I30 Service Cost South Africa

Independent workshop price
R 2 812 – R 3 866
3 variants 2010 - 2012 petrol
Average Service Cost
R 3 253
R 2 812 R 3 866
By Fuel Type
petrol 3 variants
R 2 812 – R 3 866
By Transmission
manual 2 variants
R 2 812 – R 3 866
automatic 1 variant
R 2 981 – R 3 181
Your Savings
~36% saved
Independent R 3 253
Dealer (est.) R 5 061
You save ~R 1 808 per service

Major Service Cost Estimate

A major service for a Hyundai I30 costs approximately R 2 812 – R 3 866 at an independent workshop.

Minimum service cost R 2 812
Maximum service cost R 3 866
SA average (all makes) R 3 200

The Hyundai I30 service cost is approximately 2% above the South African average. Using an independent workshop can help reduce this cost significantly.

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Hyundai I30 Service Cost by Variant

Select a variant to see detailed service pricing.

Gearbox
3 of 3 variants

i30 1.6

2010ManualPetrol
FromR 2 812
Up toR 3 012
+7% spread
PartsR 1 927 – R 2 127
Labour1 – 2 hours
Major service

i30 1.6 GLS/PREMIUM A/T

2012AutomaticPetrol
FromR 2 981
Up toR 3 181
+7% spread
PartsR 2 096 – R 2 296
Labour1 – 2 hours
Major service

i30 1.8 GLS/EXECUTIVE

2012ManualPetrol
FromR 3 666
Up toR 3 866
+5% spread
PartsR 2 781 – R 2 981
Labour1 – 2 hours
Major service

Hyundai I30 Service Intervals

Recommended service schedule based on manufacturer guidelines. Intervals may vary by model year and variant.

15,000 km Minor
  • Oil & filter change
  • Visual inspection
  • Fluid top-up
30,000 km Major
  • Full oil service
  • Air filter
  • Spark plugs (petrol)
  • Brake inspection
45,000 km Minor
  • Oil & filter change
  • Tire rotation
  • Fluid levels
60,000 km Major
  • Full oil service
  • Fuel filter
  • Cabin filter
  • Brake fluid flush
90,000 km Major
  • Full major service
  • Timing belt/chain check
  • Coolant flush
  • Transmission fluid

Parts Cost Breakdown

Estimated parts costs based on independent workshop pricing across all variants.

Part Category Min Cost Max Cost
Oil & Oil Filter R 482 R 596
Air Filter R 193 R 238
Cabin/Pollen Filter R 154 R 179
Fuel Filter R 231 R 298
Spark Plugs (Petrol) R 289 R 447
Brake Pads (Front) R 347 R 656
Brake Discs (Front) R 231 R 566
Total Parts Cost R 1 927 R 2 981

Common Parts Brands

Bosch Castrol Elf FRAM GUD Filters HYUNDAI NGK S Shell

Hyundai I30 Service Guide

What's included in a major vs minor service for your Hyundai I30.

Major Service

Every 30,000 km / 24 months
  • Engine oil & oil filter change
  • Air filter replacement
  • Fuel filter replacement
  • Spark plugs (petrol models)
  • Cabin/pollen filter replacement
  • Brake inspection & adjustment
  • Fluid top-up (coolant, brake, steering)
  • Multi-point inspection

Minor Service

Every 15,000 km / 12 months
  • Engine oil & oil filter change
  • Visual belt & hose inspection
  • Fluid level checks
  • Tire rotation recommendation
  • Basic safety inspection

Service Book Stamping: Under South African consumer law, independent workshops can stamp your service book. This does not void your Hyundai warranty provided the correct parts and fluids are used.

Common Hyundai I30 Problems

Known issues to watch for when servicing your Hyundai I30.

Regular Wear Items

Low Severity

Brake pads and discs wear over time and need periodic replacement. South African driving conditions, including hilly terrain and stop-start city traffic, can accelerate brake wear. Budget for brake replacement every 40,000-60,000 km.

Est. repair: R2,000 - R6,000

Battery Degradation

Low Severity

Car batteries in South Africa typically last 2-4 years due to extreme heat, which accelerates chemical degradation. Have your battery tested at each service and replace preventatively to avoid being stranded.

Est. repair: R1,200 - R3,000

Suspension Component Wear

Medium Severity

South African road conditions, including potholes, speed bumps, and gravel roads, cause faster wear on suspension bushings, shock absorbers, and ball joints. Listen for clunking noises and have the suspension inspected at each service.

Est. repair: R2,000 - R8,000

Air Conditioning Regas

Low Severity

The air conditioning system loses refrigerant over time and should be regassed every 2-3 years for optimal cooling. In SA's hot climate, a fully functional AC system is essential for comfortable driving.

Est. repair: R500 - R1,500
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Hyundai Engine Specifications

Common engines found in the Hyundai I30 range.

Engine specification data is being updated for Hyundai models.

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Dealership vs Independent Workshop

Compare service options for your Hyundai I30.

Dealership Independent Best Value Mobile Service
Price Range R 3 937 - R 6 185 R 2 812 - R 3 866 R 3 093 - R 4 639
Parts Quality OEM (Original) OEM or Quality Aftermarket Varies
Warranty Official manufacturer warranty Workshop warranty on work Limited warranty
Service Book Official stamp Can stamp (legally valid) Rarely stamps
Convenience Drive-in, may need booking Flexible scheduling Comes to you
Diagnostics Brand-specific equipment Universal + brand tools Basic diagnostics

Our recommendation: Independent workshops offer the best value for Hyundai I30 servicing. You get quality parts at lower prices, and South African law protects your right to service at any qualified workshop.

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R 2 182 - R 2 5932 variants
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R 713 - R 1 86224 variants
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R 1 804 - R 2 19321 variants
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R 2 286 - R 2 8133 variants
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Hyundai I30 service costs in South Africa.

How much does a Hyundai I30 service cost in South Africa?
A Hyundai I30 major service in South Africa costs between R2 812 and R3 866, with an average cost of approximately R3 253. Prices vary based on the specific variant, year model (2010-2012), and whether you choose an independent workshop or dealership. These prices are based on data from 3 Hyundai I30 variants available in South Africa.
What is included in a Hyundai I30 major service?
A Hyundai I30 major service typically includes engine oil and filter change, air filter replacement, fuel filter replacement (diesel models), spark plug replacement (petrol models), brake fluid check and top-up, coolant level check, cabin/pollen filter replacement, transmission fluid inspection, a comprehensive multi-point vehicle inspection, and diagnostic scan. Some variants may include additional items like timing belt inspection or DSG/automatic transmission fluid change.
What is included in a Hyundai I30 minor service?
A minor service for a Hyundai I30 typically includes engine oil and oil filter change, visual inspection of belts and hoses, fluid level checks and top-ups, tyre pressure check and rotation recommendation, and a basic safety inspection. Minor services are usually done at alternating intervals between major services.
How often should I service my Hyundai I30?
Hyundai recommends servicing the I30 every 15,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. However, if you frequently drive in harsh South African conditions such as dusty roads, stop-start traffic, or extreme heat, you may benefit from shorter service intervals of around 10,000 km. Following the recommended service schedule helps maintain your warranty and protects resale value.
Is it cheaper to service a Hyundai I30 at an independent workshop?
Yes, independent workshops typically charge 30% to 50% less than Hyundai dealerships for a I30 service. On a service averaging R3 253, that translates to potential savings of R976 to R1 626. In South Africa, you are legally entitled to service your vehicle at any reputable workshop without voiding your warranty, provided they use approved parts and fluids as per the Consumer Protection Act.
What are the most expensive service items on a Hyundai I30?
The most expensive service items on a Hyundai I30 typically include timing belt or chain replacement (R5,000 to R15,000), brake pad and disc replacement (R3,000 to R8,000), clutch replacement on manual models (R6,000 to R15,000), and automatic transmission or DSG fluid service (R2,000 to R5,000). These are not required at every service but should be budgeted for as the vehicle accumulates kilometres.
Does servicing my Hyundai I30 at an independent workshop void the warranty?
No. Under South Africa's Consumer Protection Act (CPA), you can service your Hyundai I30 at any qualified workshop without voiding the manufacturer warranty, as long as the correct parts and fluids are used and the work is properly documented. The dealer cannot refuse a warranty claim simply because you serviced at an independent workshop. Keep all service records and invoices as proof.
How often should I change the oil on my Hyundai I30?
Oil changes for a Hyundai I30 should be done at every service interval, typically every 15,000 km or 12 months. Use the manufacturer-specified oil grade and quality synthetic oil to protect the engine. South African driving conditions, particularly frequent short trips, dusty roads, or heavy traffic, can degrade oil faster, so consider checking oil levels regularly between services.
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