Have you started your annual spring cleaning? Remember, it shouldn't only apply to your closet and garage. You should also clean out and service your Subaru. You can schedule your seasonal auto maintenance at Subaru North Orlando in Sanford, FL. We have service specials that will cut the cost of a new cabin air filter, windshield wiper blades, and oil change. We'll give your car or SUV a full inspection to prepare it for the spring season. Choose the time that you'd like to bring your Subaru Forester to our state-of-the-art service department near Orlando.
Five Tips for Spring Service
- Wash your vehicle to give it a shiny springtime appearance. You can even have the interior detailed.
- Check all the Subaru fluid levels and top off any that are running low. Perform an oil and filter change.
- Replace the wiper blades with a fresh set. Inspect the Subaru air filters and swap them out if they're dirty.
- Examine the condition of the tires. Look at tread depth and air pressure. Also, check the wheel alignment.
- Make sure that the A/C system is working properly. Test the lights and replace any that are burnt-out.
These are five ways to get your Subaru Legacy ready for the spring and summer months. If you know that you need to buy a new cabin air filter or wiper blades, don't miss out on available service coupons. The same goes if your Subaru Ascent needs an oil change and tire rotation. We don't want you to overpay for seasonal maintenance at Subaru North Orlando, serving DeLand and Deltona, FL.
Schedule Spring Cleaning for Your Subaru
Have you already conquered your annual closet cleanout? Now it's time to turn your attention to your Subaru Outback. Book an appointment at the Subaru service center near Titusville. Our factory-trained Subaru technicians will thoroughly inspect your SUV to ensure that it's ready for a new season of driving in Altamonte Springs. Before sending in a virtual service request, peek at our Subaru service deals. We're always giving Florida drivers new ways to save on routine Subaru repairs.
