What Happens if a Vehicle Isn't Serviced

If the car isn't serviced, the parts which were intended to be replaced will break, and what should have been done preemptively at a convenient time for the owner becomes a necessary repair before the car can continue to be driven. It might require a tow service, and is guaranteed not to be at a convenient time. A further consideration is that once the part intended to take the stress breaks, it can likely damage other parts which are more expensive to replace.

Working with an Authorized Dealer

It's important to work with an authorized dealer for Subaru service, as they understand how to make repairs properly and how to conduct routine maintenance. They also might be aware of any warranty or recall information which might apply to your car. Brilliance Subaru in Elgin, IL serves the surrounding area of St. Charles. You'll find all our trained technicians to be professional, courteous, and knowledgeable to explain every aspect of the service you need to whatever extent you're interested in knowing about.

Why Service Is Needed

In general terms, there are two kinds of services a Subaru might require. Repair service is needed after an accident, to fix any damage and assure the car continues to drive safely and efficiently. Maintenance service is a more routine procedure and is recommended for different systems at different intervals of time or mileage. Maintenance is required because the car undergoes a good deal of stress from the weight of the vehicle and the speed it goes during typical driving. There are certain places designed to take the structural stress and they do eventually wear down, but the engineer intended for a less expensive piece to need a replacement instead of having a much more complicated repair.