Subaru Solterra Service Schedule

If you’re planning to buy the brand-new Subaru Solterra, you’re in for a treat. In addition to never again having to buy gas, you also won’t need to give it as much maintenance as a car that is gas powered.

Like any vehicle, however, it does require service. Here’s a basic look at what your service schedule for your Subaru Solterra should look like.

Checking the Tire Pressure and Fluids Every Two to Three Months

It’s very important that your tires stay at the right air pressure level, as improperly inflated tires create a safety hazard. And don’t only rely on your car’s monitoring system; it will only send you an alert if your air pressure drops below 75 percent.

Every few months you should also check the reservoirs of the windshield wipers, air conditioning, and other systems that require fluids to make sure they are at the correct levels.

Rotating the Tires Every Six Months

If you have ever had to buy a new set of tires, you know they can be expensive. This is why it makes sense to do things to keep them in great shape for as long as possible, and the easiest way is by rotating them.

Doing this every six months or so allows them to wear down more evenly, which will add thousands of miles to their longevity. It will also improve their performance.

What About the Battery?

While the battery in a gas-powered car only lasts about five years, the one powering your Subaru Solterra will last quite a bit longer. In many cases it will hold up just fine for the life of the vehicle. You may still want to get it inspected periodically just to make sure it’s working as it’s supposed to.

Once you pick up your new Subaru Solterra, the service center at Serra Subaru Champaign will help you keep it running well.