How Do You Know When Your Subaru Needs Service?

The owner's manual that came with your Subaru has a schedule letting you know when services should be performed. But, much like pirate codes, they're more guidelines than hard and fast rules. They can give you a general idea of when a service should be performed, but it's best to talk to a technician to figure out a schedule that best meets your specific vehicle and driving demands. Everything from our unique climate and terrain to your driving style can make service necessary more or less frequently, and technicians trained by Subaru know the ins and outs of Colorado driving.

Of course, the manual isn't the only way to know when your Subaru needs service. It's best to keep up to date with all maintenance needs; however, there are times when something might need attention in between visits to the service center. In cases like these, a light on the dash of your Subaru will typically light up. There are a variety of lights, indicating issues both urgent and cautionary. If your Subaru is trying to get your attention this way, it's best to listen.