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As the winter season rapidly approaches, many people’s focus is turning to the holiday season. That is because there are a number responsibilities and obligations that come along with this time of the year. Included in these activities is usually a significant amount of driving. This means not only going out of town to see friends and family, but also several local trips to various office gatherings, social events, and engagements around town with other acquaintances.

It’s once again that time of year when the leaves begin to change colors and the temperatures start to fall. Autumn is also a good time to have a few of those long overdue automotive maintenance chores handled as well. In addition to the regular upkeep you should already be doing on your car or truck, the fall season brings with it the need to add a few more. 

There are many people who like to perform minor maintenance and upkeep chores on their vehicles. Some do it as a hobby. Others may do it to save a little money. A family member or friend who is a mechanic may have them help out from time to time. Whatever the reason, it is fine when it comes to things like oil changes. Windshield wipers and bulb changes, as well as other minor tasks are also okay for do-it-yourselfers. When it comes to more serious issues there is no arguing the fact, they need to be handled by those professionally…

As a car owner and driver, you know the importance of visibility for driving safely. In truth, visibility really matters which means you’ll need to change your light bulbs and windshield wiper blades regularly to ensure your visibility is not compromised and your vehicle can be clearly seen by other drivers. It’s often easy to see when your windshield wipers need changing, but headlights, taillights, and signal lights are a bit more challenging.  

If you own a car, you have likely heard the sage advice that you should have your oil changed periodically, every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. If you aren’t sure what the best timeline for your vehicle’s oil change is, you can find it in your owner’s manual. The information on when you should have it done may then lead you to ask, “Why should you keep up with your oil change?”.

Summer is nearly here and now is the ideal time to prepare your Subaru for summer’s heat. Summer heat can cause extra stress on your Subaru, from forcing your air conditioning to work extra hard, to expanding the air, and thus wear, on your tires. Here are some helpful tips to get your Subaru ready to handle all summer has to offer from fun to sun.

At Subaru, we know the benefits of rotating your tires. Rotation is simply moving the tires periodically to encourage even tread wear. Regularly scheduled tire rotation helps to ensure the longevity of your tires, as well as increasing your safety on the road and keeping your vehicle’s ride smooth and comfortable. Tire rotations are inexpensive. 

At Subaru, we know the importance of changing your cabin air filter and because we want you always get the best performance from your vehicle, we’d like you to know the reasons as well. While you probably know that your engine has an air filter, you may not realize your cabin air filter is part of your vehicle’s HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system. And yes, it performs like the air filter that is part of your home’s HVAC system, keeping a stream of clean air flowing through your vehicle.

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