Subaru Forester Maintenance Schedule

Buying a new Subaru is a significant investment. And you want to get the most out of your family-friendly vehicle, whether you want a reliable SUV for weekend getaways to your favorite outdoor destination or a sporty wagon for summer road trips. A new Forester is one option for regular Herriman drives and Midvale errands!

You’ll want to take good care of the vehicle that takes care of you, which means taking care of various tasks along every step of the Subaru Forester maintenance schedule. Important ones include oil changes, tire rotations, battery checks, brake inspections, and more. If you’re wondering about the Subaru Forester service schedule, our Sandy service center has you covered with our handy guide. Read on to learn more. 

Complete Subaru Forester Service Schedule

Take a look at the different routine services recommended by Subaru based on various mileage intervals. For additional information regarding the Subaru Forester service schedule, you can refer to your vehicle’s owner’s manual. Our team is also happy to help!

You’ll note that the first maintenance isn’t due until you reach 10,000 miles. If you do a lot of off-roading or live in dusty conditions (like we do sometimes in Utah), consider bringing your Forester in for service before the 10,000-mile mark.

Service A – 10,000/30,000/50,000/70,000/90,000/110,000 Miles

• Replace engine oil and filter
• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures including spare
• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels including both differentials
• Inspect the operation of all lights, wipers, and washers
• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary
• Service battery
• Inspect axle boot condition
• Lubricate all latches, hinges, and locks
• Inspect all steering and suspension components
• Check underbody for damage
• Road test

Service B – 20,000/40,000/80,000 Miles

• Replace engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires and inspect for wear
• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures including spare
• Remove, inspect, and service front and rear brakes
• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels including both differentials
• Inspect the operation of all lights, wipers, and washers
• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary
• Service battery
• Inspect axle boot condition
• Lubricate all latches, hinges, and locks
• Inspect all steering and suspension components
• Check underbody for damage
• Test coolant, inspect hoses and clamps
• Inspect engine and cabin air filters – replace if necessary
• Wheel alignment (recommended)*
• Road test

Service C – 60,000/120,000 Miles

• Replace engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires and inspect for wear
• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures including spare
• Remove, inspect, and service front and rear brakes including parking brake
• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels including both differentials
• Inspect the operation of all lights, wipers, and washers
• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary
• Full battery service and test
• Inspect axle boot condition
• Lubricate all latches, hinges, and locks
• Inspect all steering and suspension components
• Check underbody for damage
• Test coolant, inspect hoses and clamps
• Inspect engine and cabin air filters – replace them if necessary
• Replace brake fluid
• Service fuel injectors
• Inspect all emission-related hoses
• Inspect PCV valve – replace if necessary
• Wheel alignment (recommended)*
• Road test

Service D – 100,000 Miles

• Replace engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires and inspect for wear
• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures including spare
• Remove, inspect, and service front and rear brakes
• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels
• Inspect the operation of all lights, wipers, and washers
• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary
• Service battery
• Inspect axle boot condition
• Lubricate all latches, hinges, and locks
• Inspect all steering and suspension components
• Check underbody for damage
• Test coolant, inspect hoses and clamps
• Inspect engine and cabin air filters – replace if necessary
• Replace spark plugs
• Replace transmission and differential fluids
• Wheel alignment (recommended)*
• Road test

Subaru models are made to last for years to come. If you want your vehicle to last as long as possible, we highly recommend bringing your Forester in for service at these regular intervals and as needed.

Schedule Service for Your Subaru Forester in Sandy!

Does your Forester need service near South Jordan? Contact us, call 385-526-4329, or schedule an appointment with our team. We’re happy to help in any way we can!

*Additional cost may apply