299 South St.
Freehold, NJ 07728
As a proud driver of a Subaru model, you keep up with routine Subaru service. However, did you know that there are things you can do to keep your car healthy between preventative maintenance appointments, like protecting your engine’s oil from the summer heat? The team at Freehold Subaru covers how the heat affects your oil and when you might need to visit for oil service.
If you've ever gotten into your car on a hot summer day, then you probably already know one reason you shouldn't park your Subaru in the sun. But a hot steering wheel isn't the only thing you have to worry about.
At Freehold Subaru, we want you and our other Farmingdale and Monroe Township customers to avoid the damaging effects of the sun and keep your Subaru looking like new. Read about…
At Freehold Subaru, we'd like to help you and other drivers from Farmingdale and Manalapan take even better care of their Subaru and keep it running at its best for as long as possible.
Below, you'll learn the top five ways to help your Subaru run forever. Well, maybe not literally forever, but by following these tips, you'll improve the life span of your Subaru and its performance.
At Freehold Subaru, we've been waiting for warmer temperatures and soothing sunshine to finally return to the Freehold, Farmingdale, and Manalapan communities. And to help get you and your car warm weather ready, we've put together a few tips for spring cleaning your Subaru. These tips will teach you several ways to clean your Subaru using at-home supplies as well as where to go for professional work.
All Subaru models are designed to get you from place to place in the most efficient way possible. That's why they're expertly engineered to improve your fuel economy every step of the way.
To help the residents of Freehold, Farmingdale, and Manalapan better understand just how great Subaru models are for the environment and their wallets, Freehold Subaru is here to detail six ways a Subaru can improve your fuel economy.
It’s one of the most common questions involved in owning a vehicle, and yet many still find themselves uncertain about how often they have their oil changed. You’ve probably heard a range of numbers as to how many miles you should have between each change. The most common of these numbers is the smallest. Coming in at the number one answer: 3,000 miles (or just under 5,000 kilometers for those across…
