Subaru repair and maintenance
Subaru is on TRUE Automotive’s list of makes. Most Subarus have all-wheel drive, which makes matched tires and regular drivetrain checks part of routine care.
When you book, give the model (for example Outback), the year and what you hear or feel.
Common work on Subaru
- Wheel bearing noise
- A hum or growl that rises with speed and changes in turns is a common sign of a worn wheel bearing. It is confirmed with a road test and with the car raised.
- Tires on all-wheel drive
- Subaru asks for four tires of the same size and type with similar wear, because mismatched tires can strain the all-wheel-drive system. Your owner’s manual has the details.
Services for Subaru
- Suspension, steering and wheel bearingsClunks over bumps, wandering steering, uneven tire wear and humming wheel bearings: inspection of the suspension and wheel ends.
- TiresTire pressure, tread and damage checks, and replacement tires in the size on your car’s tire placard.
- Scheduled maintenanceMaintenance by mileage and time: fluids, filters and the inspections your owner’s manual lists for your car’s age and mileage.
- BrakesBrake inspection and repair for squealing, grinding, a soft pedal, pulling or vibration when you stop.
- Check engine light and diagnosticsFinding the cause of a warning light, rough running or a fault that comes and goes, before any parts are replaced.
Subaru by shop
No shop has confirmed individual makes online yet. Everything listed here is on TRUE’s list for all 5 shops; call the shop to confirm before you go.