Reliable Subaru has experienced service technicians that work on all makes and models of vehicles. When it comes to Subaru models, they are some of the most experienced technicians in the area. If you have Subaru but didn’t purchase it at our dealership, don’t worry about giving us a call. We’ll help you with whatever routine maintenance and repairs that your vehicle needs.

Ideally, your vehicle should get an oil change at the 6-month or 5,000 to 10,000-mile mark depending on the type of oil used. When this is going to be the first oil change, you may want to bring it in a little early. This is considered a break-in period for your vehicle. Having clean and efficient oil at this point is very important. After your first oil change, you’ll want to stick to a 6-month schedule as best as you can. For an accurate schedule, make sure to check your owner’s manual.

It’s always a good idea to give our service center a call when you need to schedule routine maintenance or a repair job. We have very flexible hours in order to accommodate all of our clientele. If you are driving by our location and you have a check engine light pop up, feel free to stop in. We would never turn you away. We’ll run the code and see what needs to be done.

Yes, feel free to browse our tire store for more details. If you’re in need of new tires for your Subaru, it’s imperative that you get a very good set. This will help keep you safe while on the road. Good quality tires can also contribute to the overall efficiency of your vehicle. We’ll work with your budget to find you a set of tires that you’ll love.

Subaru goes to great lengths to manufacture vehicles that don’t need a recall issued. However, this is something that can happen to any vehicle. When you receive notification that a recall has been issued, we want you to give us a call right away. We’ll get your vehicle scheduled for the needed repair. You won’t be required to pay for anything. This is the responsibility of Subaru.

Bring your vehicle in to have the tires looked at and potentially replaced if you notice that the tread pattern is really wearing down. Uneven wear is an issue that should be looked at. It can be a sign of something much worse going on. Here's a tip on how you can check your tire tread. Use the penny test as general guide (if Abe Lincoln head and hair are fully visible then we'd recommend to replace tires).