Subaru Outback Servicre

Subaru Outback Oil Change

The most important maintenance service you can provide on your Subaru Outback is the oil change. Whether you want convention, semi-synthetic, or full synthetic oil during the change, you can expect technicians to flush the old oil from the engine, remove the old filter and replace it with fresh oil and filter each time.

Subaru Outback Tire Service

When you are having your oil changed, you should have your tires serviced, also. Tire rotations are common practice with an oil change and allow your tires to wear at the same rate so that you do not have unexpected expenses with purchasing single tires at different times. During each service, a certified technician will give your tires an inspection, looking for damages that need repairs, pressure, and determine the life left on the current set of tires.

Subaru Outback Battery Replacement

If you have noticed that your car battery is not staying charged or maybe it is not switching over when you try to start your Outback, it may be time for a battery replacement. With newer model Subarus having access to so much technology than previous models, the batteries you need should be the best quality and ability to maintain your power needs.

Subaru Outback Transmission Service

If your Outback is getting close to six digits on your odometer, it is probably time to have your transmission fluid exchanged and replenished with fresh fluid. This fluid can last longer than most, but it still can break down and stop maintaining the same quality due to excessive debris.

Subaru Outback Brake Service

Most brake services that your Outback will experience regularly is the changing of brake pads. Found on the front and the back of your vehicle, these pads have a material on them that helps you stop safely. Over time, that material is worn down and needs to be replaced for your safety. Once you press your brakes and feel the only metal, you have no brakes left, and safety is a huge concern. Like your transmission, the brake fluid within the brake system needs to be replaced periodically. It does carry a substantial amount of debris over time and can impact the overall brake service.