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Your Subaru Outback's or Forester's all-wheel-drive (AWD) system relies on your tires wearing evenly to properly function, making regular tire rotation far more essential than most owners realize. Think of it this way: while standard front-wheel-drive cars tolerate some uneven tire wear just fine, your Subaru's AWD system constantly watches tire speeds and shifts power accordingly. To learn more about how to spot tread issues and when to schedule a rotation, check out this guide from our team at Great Falls Subaru.

Your vehicle is an investment, and that stands true for your Subaru Outback. With the right care, this SUV may endure more than 200,000 miles. How should you take care of something? A trusted provider who will keep up with regular maintenance. Not only will this help your SUV last for years, but it will also make it easier to sell or trade in your car later on. This post talks about the best way to take care of your Subaru Outback.

Keeping any car running smoothly comes down to how well you take care of it. And, like most things in life, you'll see best results with regular maintenance. If you own a Subaru, one of the most important tools in this process is Subaru's multipoint inspection. Whether you're a new Subaru owner or an experienced driver, it's important to understand what this is, what's included in a Subaru multipoint inspection, and why it matters for Montana drivers.

1. Check Your Tires

Ensure that your tires are in tip-top shape. Check the tire pressure, balancing, and alignment of the tires. It's critical to ensure they are appropriately inflated and the treads are not worn out.

Taking your car in for fuel system service is essential for any vehicle's efficient and secure operation. Not only does it keep your automobile running at its best, minimizing the danger of malfunctions or accidents due to malfunctioning fuel injection systems.