

Subaru vehicles are known for their impressive longevity--in fact, 97% of Subaru models sold within the past ten years are still on the road today. To stay at its peak, your Subaru needs regular service, and we want to help you learn more about these services.
We've put together several lists below discussing a variety of Subaru service needs. From dash lights to oil changes to overheating engines, these articles give you important information. Whether you're interested in doing maintenance yourself or you just want to learn more about what your Subaru needs--and what might cause common problems--you'll find valuable information below.

▸ Things to Know About Subaru Accessories
▸ Things to Know About Installing an Aftermarket Stereo
▸ Things to Know About Aftermarket Rims

▸ Things to Know About A Vehicle That's Been In An Accident
▸ Things to Know About Door & Ignition Locks
▸ Things to Know About Replacing Factory Body Parts
▸ Things to Know About Broken Vehicle Windows

▸ Things to Know About Vehicle Brakes
▸ Things that Could Be Wrong With Vehicle Brakes
▸ Things to Know About Vehicle Brake Maintenance & Repair

▸ Reasons Why Cruise Control Won't Work
▸ Reasons the Radio in Your Vehicle Just Quit
▸ Reasons the Power Windows Aren't Working
▸ Things to Know About Jump Starting a Vehicle
▸ Things You Can Check on Your Vehicle's Battery
▸ Things to Know About Changing a Headlight
▸ Things to Know About Rodents Chewing on Vehicle Wires
▸ Reasons the Vehicle's Dash Lights Go Out
▸ Reasons Why the Battery Keeps Dying
▸ Reasons Why High Beams Work but Low Beams Don't
▸ Things to Know About Alternator Replacement
▸ Things to Know About Replacing a Burned-out Fuse

▸ Reasons Car is Overheating After the Head Gasket Was Just Replaced
▸ Things to Know About Vehicle with Oil Warning Light On
▸ Things to Know About Engine Timing Belt
▸ Signs of a Bad Head Gasket
▸ Reasons A Car May Overheat
▸ Things to Know About Vehicle with Check Engine Light On
▸ Reasons a Car Overheats in Stop & Go Traffic
▸ Things to Know About Starting Vehicle in Cold Temperatures
▸ Reasons An Engine Could Backfire
▸ Reasons Why Engine May be Low on Oil
▸ Things that Cause Knocking Noise from Vehicle When Accelerating
▸ Reasons Engine Cranks Over but Won't Start
▸ Things to Know About Vehicle Radiator Replacement
▸ Things to Know About Major Engine Damage
▸ Reasons Why a Car is Hard to Start After Sitting for a Few Hours
▸ Things that Cause a Squealing Sound in Your Car's Engine
▸ Things to Know About Vehicle Antifreeze
▸ Things to Know About the Vehicle Starter
▸ Things to Know about a Vehicle Leaking Antifreeze

▸ Things to Know If You Smell Exhaust Inside a Vehicle
▸ Things to Know About Your Vehicle's Exhaust System
▸ Reasons Why Smoke is Coming Out of Car's Tailpipe

▸ Things to Know if You Smell Gas Inside Your Vehicle
▸ Things to Know About Vehicle Fuel System Maintenance
▸ Things to Consider When Choosing Where to Get Gas
▸ Things to Know About Your Vehicle's Fuel System
▸ Different Types of Gasoline
▸ Things to Know About a Damaged Gas Tank

▸ Things to Know About Checking the Fluids in Your Vehicle
▸ Things That are Included with a Tune Up
▸ Things to Know About Your Vehicle's Factory Warranty
▸ Difference Between Conventional and Synthetic Engine Oil
▸ Things to Know About Your Vehicle Oil System
▸ Things to Know About Vehicle Oil Life Monitors
▸ Reasons Why it's Important to have the Timing Belt Changed
▸ Things to Know About Automotive Belt & Hose Replacement
▸ Common Causes of Tire Damage
▸ Reasons Why Engine Oil Changes Are So Important
▸ Things to Know About Tire Maintenance
▸ Things to Know About Maintaining a Leased Vehicle
▸ Things to Know About Franchise Oil Change Places
▸ Things to Know About DIY Auto Maintenance
▸ Things to Know About Spark Plugs
▸ Things to Know About Preventive Vehicle Maintenance
▸ Differences Between OEM Parts and Aftermarket Parts

▸ Reasons Why Vehicle AC May Not be Working
▸ Things to Know About Automotive Refrigerant
▸ Things to Know if Your Car's Carpet is Wet on the Passenger Side

▸ Things to Know About Breaking in a Brand New Vehicle
▸ Reasons to Get Service at an Authorized Dealer
▸ Reasons Your Vehicle May Need Service
▸ Reasons Why a Car Won't Start


▸ Things to Know If Your Car's Steering Locks Up
▸ Things to Know When the Airbag Light Comes On
▸ Reasons Why the Steering Wheel May be Shaky
▸ Reasons Why Wheel Alignment is Important
▸ Signs that Your Vehicle May Need New Ball Joints
▸ Signs that Your Vehicle has a Suspension Problem
▸ Signs of a Bad CV Axle/Halfshaft
▸ Signs that Your Vehicle May Need New Shocks

Why Choose Shingle Springs Subaru for Service?
Subaru cars, wagons, and SUVs have lots of unique engineering, from horizontally opposed SUBARU BOXER® engines to powerful Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. Because of this, they're best handled by professionals who have been trained and certified by Subaru--like the technicians at the Shingle Springs Subaru service center. Our technicians will put their training to good use with the help of specialized tools along with OEM and Subaru-approved parts. What's more, our prices are often comparable to other local businesses who lack Subaru-specific training. Plus, our free multi-point inspections are a great way to avoid any surprises down the road. We also want to make sure you have the resources you need to stay informed about your Subaru and what it needs; that's why we've put together these pages. We look forward to helping you at Shingle Springs Subaru, serving from our location at 4045 Wild Chaparral Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682.