Kioti Tractors
Reviews and Complaints

Well, I gotta say, them Kioti Tractors ain't all that they're cracked up to be. My old man done went and bought one without readin' no reviews, and now he's not too pleased with the thing. I reckon it ain't the worst tractor out there, but it's got its fair share of problems.

For starters, it ain't the most comfortable thing to be sittin' on for hours on end. The seat's a bit hard and not too well-padded, so your back can start achin' after a while. Plus, the controls ain't exactly intuitive. It takes a while to figure out what does what, and even then it can be a bit finicky.

And then there's the maintenance. Now, I ain't no mechanic, but I know my way around an engine. And let me tell you, workin' on this thing can be a pain in the neck. I don't know if it's the design or what, but it seems like every time I try to fix somethin', I end up havin' to take apart half the dang tractor just to get to it. Ain't no fun, let me tell ya.

All that said, I reckon the Kioti does have some strengths. It's got a decent amount of power, which comes in handy when you're plowin' or haulin' heavy loads. Plus, it's pretty fuel-efficient, which means you won't have to spend as much moolah on diesel.

Overall, I'd say that if you're lookin' for a tractor, you could do worse than a Kioti. It ain't perfect, but it'll get the job done if you ain't too picky. Just be prepared to put up with some annoyances along the way.

The Kioti Tractors website is pretty good, you know. They got all those tractors and you can find out every little thing there is to know about them. The best part is that they got these detailed descriptions for each one, so you can get all the data you need. And I mean detailed, man. They got everything from the engine specs to the hydraulic capacity.

I gotta say, it's the right way to do things. I mean, when you're buying a tractor, you wanna know what you're getting into, right? And these guys lay it all out for you, no messing around. You can ask them any question and they'll give you a straight answer. I appreciate that.

Plus, the tractors themselves are pretty sweet. They got all kinds of models for different kinds of jobs, from mowing to tilling to hauling stuff around. And they look cool too, if you're into that sort of thing.

One thing though, their website could use a little work. Sometimes it takes a while to load and the navigation can be a little confusing. But hey, nobody's perfect, right? As long as you can find what you're looking for, that's what matters.

Anyway, if you're in the market for a new tractor, I'd definitely check out Kioti. They got quality machines and they don't mess around with the details. That's my kinda company.

I git myself an amazin' Kioti Tractor, the ck2610, and I'm tellin' ya it's just perfect fer what I need. Operatin' it is simple as pie and the service is easy too. Plus, even on the coldest days, it always starts right up and ready to go. I really can't say enough 'bout how much I love it!

Kioti tractors are pretty darn good. They're the bee's knees when it comes to tractors. I've used a few of these bad boys in my day and let me tell you, they get the job done. The company behind them, Kioti, has a solid reputation and for good reason. Their tractors are organized and accurate, and do the job pretty darn fast. I mean, I ain't exactly smart when it comes to tractors and stuff like that, but I can tell you these ones are pretty top notch. If you're looking for a tractor that won't let you down, Kioti is the way to go.

Got the ck3510se with front loader. Been using it on my construction site for a while, moving plywood and other supplies around with the fork attachment. This here's a tiny powerhouse tractor that can take on any small-scale project. Was a lil surprised, to be honest. It's as robust as my buddy's 35 hp kabota, but this one's got a tighter turning radius, making it easier to move around tight spaces.

Ever since I scooted backwards with my Kioti tractor, it just makes this annoying grinding noise. I've talked to a couple of dealers already and they just scratch their heads and shrug shoulders. I spent a lot of money just trying to get it fixed, but still the noise remains. It's not fair, but I guess I gotta live with it.

I bought this tractor used with 2,000 hours on it. When I asked the previous owner, they told me they had the same problem since they bought the thing in 2015. The dealers couldn't find any solution for it either, so I knew I was in a pickle.

Despite this issue, the Kioti tractor is still a pretty decent piece of machinery. It pulls up heavy objects and tills through soil like a champ. However, the grinding sound just dampens the whole experience. I've heard other users mention the same problems, so I know it's not just my tractor.

I just wished Kioti would address the issue and come up with a solution already. Maybe they could put out a recall or something for all of the tractors that have this issue. Until then, I'll just have to work with it and get used to the noise.

I recently purchased a brand spanking new KIOTI Tractor from my local dealer, and let me tell you - I was over the moon. Unfortunately, the honeymoon period didn't last very long as the darn thing broke down after only a month of use. I took it back to the dealer, who have been working on it for FOUR WHOLE MONTHS. That's longer than I've ever had to wait for a human child to be born, and let me tell you, it's not been a fun experience.

To make matters worse, the dealer has replaced every single part of the tractor and it STILL won't start. They've been trying to get in touch with Kioti customer service, but they haven't had any luck. I've tried contacting them too, but I've had no response at all. Can you believe that? A paying customer trying to get in touch with the company that made the product they're having trouble with, and they don't even have the decency to reply.

All I've been asking for is for them to send a service technician to the dealer, so they can help figure out what's going on with my tractor. Seems like a reasonable request, right? WRONG. Kioti customer service refuses to take my calls or emails, and the dealer has even tried to get a tech sent out, but they've been denied.

I can't help but feel like Kioti is trying to wait out the warranty instead of standing by their product. If this tractor is a lemon, just replace it for goodness sake. The dealer has even requested a replacement, but they've been met with silence.

Overall, I'm extremely disappointed with Kioti's customer service, or lack thereof. It's not good enough to leave paying customers in the lurch like this. I only hope they'll eventually step up and do what's right.

Well folks, I gotta tell ya, my experience with Kioti tractors has been less than desirable. Now, I ain't one to throw around accusations, but let's just say that their warranty claims may not be what they seem. Sure, they say they have a bumper-to-bumper warranty, but let me tell ya, it only covers a few measly power train items. Ain't that just a load of hogwash?

Listen, I ain't no expert, but it's important to do your research before making a purchase like this. Trust me, you don't want to be stuck with a tractor that has minimal warranty coverage and a customer service department that's more interested in stonewalling you than helping you out.

And don't even get me started on getting parts out of warranty. It's like pulling teeth trying to get anything out of these people. They act like they've never heard of a heater core failing before, when in reality, they probably deal with this kind of thing all the time.

Honestly, my only regret is buying the NX4510 in the first place. I should have known better than to trust a company that doesn't stand by their products. And let me be clear, I will never recommend Kioti to anyone. Save yourself the trouble and look elsewhere for your tractor needs.

I want to share my recent experience with Kioti Tractors (kioti.com). In my personal opinion, I would not recommend Kioti Tractors due to my unfortunate experience with their customer service. It has been a never ending battle to get things resolved. Whenever I try to get help from their customer service, they always seem to pass the buck back to the dealer. Unfortunately, the dealer then in turn blames everything on customer service. It's like a game of ping pong that never ends!

One of the major issues I faced with Kioti Tractors was that they do not offer a mobile service tech to resolve ANY mechanical issues! This was quite frustrating, especially after spending a considerable amount of money. To top it all off, I still had to pay a wrecker to haul it to a dealer that may have an actual tractor mechanic. The whole process was quite discouraging!

Additionally, getting a call back from the dealer on repairs was a nightmare. With Southern Tractor in Lufkin Texas, where my tractor was serviced, I had to repeatedly follow-up and even threaten them to get information about my repair status. I was only able to get two phone calls from them in over a month and that was only after threatening them. When I tried to speak to the owner, he was always unavailable, and the manager indicated that he did not have the time to call every customer. This is not the level of service that I expected!

Unfortunately, my tractor has been down for over four months now, which has resulted in a financial loss of over $60,000. With this kind of experience, I cannot recommend Kioti Tractors to anyone. As soon as my tractor is fixed and back in my yard, I plan to sell it and buy a Kabota tractor as I have heard some good things about them.

I strongly advise everyone to run away from Kioti Tractors. With all due respect, it may be a good idea to do some research before purchasing a product from Kioti Tractors or any other company. It could potentially save you a lot of headache and money!

So, let me tell you about my experience with Kioti Tractors. A couple years back, I decided to buy a brand new compact Kioti tractor. At first, everything was going smoothly, until two months before the warranty expired, my beloved tractor just refused to start. Being an older retired guy, I had no need to buy a trailer to transport it, so I contacted the dealership to ask if they could deliver it to fix the issue. Lucky for me, they said it was no problem and they delivered it the next day.

But things went downhill from there. When I asked for help with the starter problem, the owner of the Kioti dealership in Kountze Texas gave me such a rude and abrasive attitude. I was taken aback by such unprofessional behavior. I had no choice but to look for a used trailer that I could buy and resell after my tractor was fixed, but I had no luck.

Frustrated, I decided to contact Kioti Tractor Headquarters in North Carolina and explained my situation and asked for a short extension to my warranty. But they were not accommodating at all. After several emails and even a certified letter, they finally responded with a big "NO".

It's quite disheartening when you read the dealership's website, which boldly states: "Doing Business The Old Fashioned Way", yet they acted so unprofessionally. If they were really doing business the old-fashioned way, they would have loaned me a trailer or even drove out to check on my tractor.

And let me tell you, their slogan of "Whatever assistance you need KIOTI is here to help" is misleading! Their "Contact Us" page will make you feel like they care about you and your business, but unfortunately, this was not the case in my experience. All I asked for was a small extension on my warranty, and they denied me.

So, if you're considering buying a Kioti Tractor, my advice to you is think twice. There are much better and more professional choices out there with much better customer service. As someone who has owned a Kioti Tractor before, I can tell you that it's not worth the headache.

This is the 2nd Kioti tractor I have owned even though the first 1 I only had less than a month. Have had nothing but problems with it. The dealer I purchased it from , went out of business shortly after that. Imagine that. The problems I have had & still have, I will try to list in order. The tractor wouldn't start. I took it to the then dealership & they stated they replaced the ignition switch. Then I learned that the tractor wouldn't turn the steering wheel unless it was moving. I found out I had the last model before they changed it and added a return pressure hose to let the pressure off. Imagine if you are in a tight place & need to turn the steering wheel. I paid to have the upgrade done. The next thing is the 4WD unit in the front went out twice of which I had to pay for with NO HELP from Kioti. This tractor only has 400 EASY hrs. on it. It is garaged all the time and never even been rained on. The shift control knobs have came off .It currently has a leak that I cant find . The seat bolts have come out. This tractor has been well taken care of by me. I have a 1956 Massey Ferguson that I have owned for years with no problem. If anyone wants to purchase this tractor , I will sell it cheap or rent a space in front of the Kioti plant ? put it there with a BIG lemon painted on a sign.