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One your dash you will notice there are a number of different indicators that light up to alert you that your Subaru needs attention. One of which is low tire pressure. When this light comes on what does that mean you have to do and why is it important to have properly inflated tires.

 

Subaru models are known for their resilience and long-lasting dependability; after all, about 98 percent of all Subaru models sold in the last 10 years are still on the road today. However, this resilience doesn't just happen automatically. In order to keep your Subaru engine running at peak efficiency, routine oil changes are essential and necessary. We here at Subaru of Loveland recommend that Colorado drivers have their oil changed every 3,000 miles to prevent excessive strain on the engine. 

Each and every Subaru might roll off the Confidence in Motion moniker's like packing plenty of features top-notch for the drive, comprehending the gamut of stylish glitz and technological accouterments. But we at Subaru of Loveland know, that bond between you and your new car or SUV – it's personal. Likewise, with a lineup of diverse appeal, ranging from fuel-efficient compacts to high-octane sports coupes and mid-size sedans and terrain-commanding sport utility vehicles, not every pilot is going to be created equal. Nor can every model of excellence you've come to expect from Subaru...

As with any vehicle, one day your beloved Subaru will need to have a check-up. From oil changes and tire rotations to a timing belt and new brakes, your car will need service. When that time finally comes please come on back to us for a visit because we want to make sure that your car is fixed right the first time.

You may be thinking, "Why drive the extra 10 minutes when Joe's Auto Shop is only five minutes away?" Well, think about it this way, at Joe's Auto Body are there factory trained Subaru Technicians that…