The heating and cooling systems in your car are connected, but they are two different systems that function separately. Regular maintenance is necessary to keep both systems in good working order and avoid developing major issues in the future. Proper maintenance can be the difference between a pleasant and comfortable ride or a stress-filled, unpleasant journey.

Your vehicle has many systems that ensure a safe and reliable ride. For example, your vehicle's suspension plays an integral role in maintaining a comfortable ride. However, worn or bad suspension components can affect your ability to control the car, especially when stopping or turning.

Most people don't spend much time thinking about their brakes and simply expect them to work when they step on the pedal to slow down and stop. However, your car's brakes work hard every time you drive.

Motor oil is a critical element of keeping your engine running. Motor oil is responsible for various tasks necessary for your engine to run correctly. For example, your engine oil needs to remain stable and pump easily at low and high temperatures and keep internal engine components clean from harmful deposits and even affects your gas mileage. Still, with all the things we count on our oil for, many people are unaware that there are several types available and that all engine oils are not the same.

 

We often underestimate how vital something is until it stops working and it's needed. This is especially true of your car, which you and your family depend on for numerous daily activities. Whether it's getting to work on time, picking up the kids from school, going to get groceries, or keeping an appointment across town, when your car refuses to start, it can ruin your day. A few of the most common reasons your car may not start are listed below.

Subaru has a well-earned reputation for manufacturing some of the safest vehicles on the road. In recent years, they have gone far beyond the expected safety features such as airbags and ABS braking systems. For instance, Subaru engineers created a cutting-edge safety system known as EyeSight Driver Assist Technology by combining their years of experience with advanced technology.

If you are like many people, you only focus on your vehicle's maintenance when you are stuck in traffic and see the little oil change sticker in the corner of your windshield. 

Subaru’s are known to be well-made cars meant to last. However, it is common for all vehicles to encounter issues every once in a while. Common engine issues are not something to worry about, but rather vehicle owners should be aware of potential problems to be encountered. Generally, most vehicle issues with Subaru’s can be avoided if proper maintenance is scheduled. When proper maintenance is not completed when needed, it is common for engine issues to be encountered. While there can be issues, there are also ways to fix the problem.

While Subaru vehicles are built to last, no car is completely indestructible. There are times you may need to have something replaced or repaired. You will need to have maintenance performed, and if you’re in an accident, repairs done. You have two choices for this: take your Subaru to a local mechanic, or bring it in to our service center. Many people assume that local mechanics will charge less but do the same quality of work. This is not always the case, however. There are several reasons why you should bring your Subaru to our service center.

There are many obvious ways you can hurt your Subaru. Putting off maintenance or necessary service, driving dangerously, and leaving your vehicle unprotected during a storm are a few of the major ways your car can be damaged. But there are a few other things you may be doing that aren’t as obviously detrimental to your Subaru. Here are five surprising ways you may be causing damage to your car.