Fall Maintenance Tips

Subaru Fall Maintenance Tips

The fall season offers a couple of challenges for your Subaru. First, you will likely see the first snow for the year in the area at this time. That’s why you want to ensure that your tires are in proper shape. Check to see if there is enough tread on each tire. Also, be sure to check that the tire pressure is in the normal range. Finally, check each tire for sidewall damage. After all, you will want to inspect the windshield wiper blades for any signs of damage. Wiper blades with peeling rubber or bent blades should be replaced immediately. Next, let’s take a look at the battery. Check to see if there is any corrosion on the battery casing. Corrosion will appear as orange or green splotches on the casing or the battery terminals. Also, check to see if the battery light is on inside the dashboard. Finally, check to see if the heater is blowing a steady flow of warm air through each vent. Also, you will want to check the seat and steering wheel warmers as well as the defroster.

The Importance of Maintaining Your Subaru Year Round

Each season brings a major change in weather conditions in the area. That’s why you must take the time to inspect certain parts of your vehicle and make sure that they are in proper shape. This will help prevent you from having to deal with unexpected repairs.