Hello, I am Scott and i will assist you with your concern.

This is one of those questions that rarely has the happy ending, those like yourself are looking for, so I will give you the facts as history has shown.

Dealers, normally shun away from covering repair's out of warrenty, unless they are for "Loyal" repeat customers.

Say, for example, you went to your local dealer for ALL maintence, from your 30/60/90/ and 120,000 miles services with all the oil changes and tire rotations inbetween. In this case, a "Good Will gesture" might be applicable, as the dealer would have some type of leverage with manufacturer, even though you are over the miles in the 10/100,000 mile warranty.

The fact that you do your own service, and even if you retained all your receipts, may not hold enough weight with the dealer/warranty administrator.

When i was affiliated with a dealer before the "economic" issues of today, the scenario shown above with the "Loyal" customer, happened quite often. Since then, things have gotten, tighter. The dealers, including KIA and Hyundai {basically the same people} have gotten pretty tight when it comes to "Warranty periods"

I am not telling you not to attempt a try at it, but I am preparing you for possible rejection, and some of the reasons why that you may hear.

I would not be too hard on Hyundai, as this is pretty much being done across the board... with exception to issues related to recalls, campaigns and I did have a client with a Subaru get a head replaced, due to repeated issues; however, they were loyal Subaru clients before the warranty expired. That one was the only one I had witnessed since 2009.

Like i said, never hurts to try. if you have any ducks, get them in a neat row and apply your smiley face. Oh, being a repeat Purchaser does not hurt either... loyal buyer IE: multiple Hyundai Purchases.