Subaru Maintenance Schedules

All Subaru vehicles are designed with reliability, safety, and longevity in mind. However, regular upkeep and repairs will help you get the longest and most dependable life from your vehicle and a maximum return on the investment you’ve made in it. Ensure the performance of your Subaru on the roads of Temecula, Riverside, and beyond by following the recommended Subaru maintenance schedules. The Hello Subaru of Temecula service team shares the schedules for Subaru 30K, 60K, and 90K maintenance and other mileage milestones below.

Subaru Maintenance Schedules by Mileage

“When should I maintain my Subaru?” you may be asking. The automaker’s engineers have designed the optimal service intervals for your vehicle. By sticking as closely as possible to these schedules, you are staying on top of routine maintenance and repairs and can enjoy ultimate peace of mind on all your Escondido drives. Here are the service intervals for Subaru 30K, 60K, and 90K maintenance and other key mileage markers.

At 10,000 Miles: 

• Change oil and oil filter
• Check other vehicle fluids and change as needed
• Check the drive belt
• Inspect the tires 
• Inspect the underbody
• Test the lights and windshield wipers

At 20,000 Miles:

• All 10,000-mile services
• Check coolant levels
• Check the axle boot
• Inspect hoses and clamps
• Replace engine and cabin air filters, if needed
• Rotate tires
• Test front, rear, and parking brakes

At 30,000 Miles:

• All 10,000-mile services
• Check the battery and replace it, if needed
• Inspect the steering and suspension systems
• Lubricate all latches, hinges, and locks

At 40,000 Miles:

• Repeat all above services

At 50,000 Miles:

• Repeat all 10,000-mile services

At 60,000 Miles:

• Check coolant levels
• Check the axle boot
• Check the PCV valve
• Inspect hoses and clamps
• Inspect the emissions hose
• Replace engine and cabin air filters, if needed
• Rotate tires
• Service the fuel injectors
• Test front, rear, and parking brakes

At 70,000 Miles:

• Repeat all 10,000-mile services

At 80,000 Miles:

• All 10,000-mile services
• Check the battery and replace it, if needed
• Replace engine and cabin air filters, if needed
• Rotate tires

At 90,000 Miles:

• Repeat all 10,000-mile services

At 100,000 Miles:

• Change the transmission and differential fluids
• Replace the spark plugs
• Repeat both the 10,000- and 20,000-mile Subaru maintenance schedules

When Should I Maintain My Subaru? Start Today at Hello Subaru of Temecula!

Now that you can confidently answer the question, “When should I maintain my Subaru?”, you may have realized that your vehicle is due for service. If so, schedule an appointment online at our Temecula service center or contact us directly, and don’t miss our latest specials for ways to save on your visit. When you adhere to the Subaru 30K, 60K, and 90K maintenance schedules and other mileage recommendations, you can count on the performance and condition of your vehicle for years to come.