Subaru Outback Maintenance Schedule

Freehold Subaru knows that a family car is just that, part of the family. The 2018 Subaru Outback will be a reliable companion for anyone navigating the roads of Freehold, Englishtown, Manalapan, and Marlboro, if it is properly cared for.

To ensure the longevity of your Subaru Outback, it's important to be aware of what your vehicle needs to run properly. This maintenance schedule will detail every piece of information you need to care for your Outback.

Check out our helpful review of the 2018 Subaru Outback to learn even more!

Minor Service- 7,500 Miles

After having your Subaru Outback for only a brief period of time, it is important to check back in with the dealership. This checkup is only minor, with a quick and easy inspection to help make sure your Outback is in tip-top shape. After the first 7,500 miles, this inspection should be scheduled every 14,000 miles thereafter. The services included are listed as follows:

• Replace Engine Oil
• Replace filter
• Check and top off all fluids
• Inspect and set tire pressures
• Complete multi-point inspection
• Rotate tires and set pressures
• Replace cabin air filter
• Inspect wiper blade condition

Intermediate Service- 15,000 Miles

Upon reaching the 15,000-mile marker, another appointment should be scheduled for your vehicle. This inspection is slightly more comprehensive than the first. The check-up will target everything from your brakes to your steering and suspension systems, and should be repeated every 30,000 miles. The entire list of services is as follows:

• Replace engine oil
• Replace filter
• Check and top off and fluids
• Rotate tires and set tire pressures
• Inspect brake pads and discs
• Check axle boots and shafts (front and rear)
• Inspect brake lines and check brake system operations
• Check operation of clutch system (if applicable)
• Inspect steering and suspension systems
• Inspect wiper blade condition
• Complete multi-point inspections

Major Service- 30,000 Miles

This is the first major service your 2018 Subaru Outback will need, and it won't be necessary again until the car has logged 60,000-miles. Cars can begin to show initial signs of wear and tear once they start hovering around 50,000 miles, but this comprehensive inspection will prepare and ensure your vehicle's vitality. The services include the following:

• Replace engine oil
• Replace filter
• Check and top off all fluids
• Rotate tires and set tire pressures
• Replace cabin air filter
• Inspect brake pads and entire braking system
• Replace brake fluid
• Check axle boots and shafts (front and rear)
• Check operation of clutch system
• Inspect steering and suspension system
• Inspect coolant system/replace engine coolant
• Inspect camshaft driver belt
• Inspect wiper blade condition
• Inspect fuel lines and system operation
• Inspect and top off differential (front and rear)
• Inspect and top off transmission fluid
• Complete multi-point inspections

Special 105,000 Mile Service

This one-time service gets into the nitty gritty of your Subaru Outback in hopes that the next 100,000-miles will be as smooth as the first 100,000. The services include:

• Replace engine oil
• replace filter
• check and top off fluids
• rotate tires and set tire pressures
• inspect brake pads and discs
• Check axle boots and shafts (front and rear)
• Inspect brake lines and check brake system operations
• Check operation of clutch system
• Inspect steering and suspension systems
• Inspect wiper blade condition
• Replace drive belts
• Replace timing belts
• Complete multi-point inspections

Schedule your Service Appointment now!

Getting the best return on your investment in the Subaru Outback comes down to maintenance and care.

If you've been driving around the Freehold, Englishtown, Manalapan, and Marlboro areas, and you think it's about time to schedule an inspection or routine maintenance, give Freehold Subaru a call or schedule a service appointment online!