Legacy Maintenance Schedule

Congratulations on your purchase of a new Subaru Legacy sedan! It’s great for daily commutes and errands around Elizabeth. You’ll also get plenty of fuel efficiency and zip as you cruise around Pittsburgh. To help your Subaru Legacy last as long as possible, you’ll need to follow the Subaru Legacy maintenance schedule as recommended by the automaker for your new vehicle . Subaru vehicles are some of the most reliable and rugged in the world, and getting your Subaru Legacy service will make it run well over a decade and beyond 150,000 miles.

We can help with our guide to the Subaru Legacy maintenance schedule from the service team at Bowser Subaru.

What Is the Subaru Legacy Maintenance Schedule?

The Subaru Legacy maintenance schedule follows other Subaru vehicles. The first Legacy oil change interval occurs at 6,000 miles or 6 months, whichever comes first. Just bring your Subaru Legacy to our service center, and we’ll take care of you!

Subaru Legacy Maintenance Schedule: 6,000 Miles or 6 Months

At 6,000 miles, you’ll have the first of your Subaru Legacy service intervals. Expect to bring your car into our shop every 6,000 miles or 6 months, whichever comes first, to get the best results. This timeframe also represents the Subaru Legacy oil change interval when using full synthetic oil.

Here is what you get at the 6,000-mile Subaru Legacy oil change interval:

• Oil change
• New oil filter
• Tire rotation
• Replace air filters
• Replace windshield wipers, if necessary
• Safety inspection
• Check fluid levels
• Check belts
• Check brakes
• Inspect hoses
• Adjust timing belts, if needed

Subaru Legacy Maintenance Schedule: 12,000 Miles or 12 Months

At the next timeframe, you’ll receive everything from the 6,000-mile Subaru Legacy service interval. We’ll also check the emissions to make sure your sedan is running properly. If there are any adjustments needed, we will make them.

Subaru Legacy Oil Change Interval: 24,000 Miles or 24 Months

This will be your first major Subaru Legacy service interval because things will start to show signs of wear, which is normal for a new Subaru.

• All 6,000-mile and 15,000-mile services
• Inspect the brake pads and rotors along with the brake fluid
• Inspect the brake lines and ensure that the parking brake is fully operational
• Check the axles
• Inspect the suspension and steering
• Replace the PVC valve and engine coolant, if necessary
• Inspect the fuel system lines and connections

We will also keep an eye on the tires and brake pads to suggest how much longer they may last before needing a replacement. Your spark plugs and transmission fluid might start to need replacements, depending on your driving habits.

Subaru Legacy Oil Change Interval: 30,000 Miles or 30 Months

• All the 15,000-mile services
• Transmission fluid replacement, if necessary
• Brake fluid replacement, if necessary
• Tire replacement, if necessary
• Brake pad replacement, if necessary

Subaru Legacy Maintenance Schedule: 60,000 Miles or 60 Months

At four years old, some of your car’s parts are ready for replacement. We might suggest new tires (depending on the wear) because tires generally last around 50,000 miles. It could be time for new coolant, new transmission fluid, and new brake pads (brakes also last about 50,000 miles).

You’ll get everything from the 30,000-mile Subaru Legacy service interval, and more at 60,000 miles.

We will also replace:

• Timing belt
• Spark plugs

Subaru Legacy Service Interval: 120,000 Miles or 120 Months

Again, you will get everything at the 60,000-mile interval. If we haven’t replaced your engine’s coolant yet now is the time to do so. Replacing key parts of your Subaru Legacy at this point will allow it to last well past 200,000 miles.

Subaru Legacy Service in Pleasant Hills

Is your Subaru Legacy ready for its next oil change? Contact us or call 724-782-4313 to make an appointment. Check out our service specials to see if you could save some money on your next vehicle service near South Park.