How to Get Your Subaru Ready for the Winter

Avoiding the necessary precautions to ensure your vehicle is ready to handle the ice, snow, and cold of winter driving is a recipe for disaster. Getting your Subaru checked out before the bad weather hits is the best way to prepare for it and stay safe:

• Invest in All-Season/Winter Tires (see below for details)
• Test Tire Tread
• Always make sure your fluid levels are adequate by checking them and topping them off when necessary.
• Check Brake Pad Wear and Replace it as necessary
• Ensure the Battery Is Checked
• You should switch to winter wiper blades.
• Always remember to perform routine maintenance on your vehicles, such as changing the oil and filter.
• Changing Tire Pressure

Two types of Subaru tires are available for use in different climates: winter and all-season.

Subaru winter tires have a lot of fans because of the reliable performance they provide in any climate. Winter tires, designed to improve handling on icy and snowy roads, are a good option for places where drivers need to be extra cautious. If you care about maximum performance and safety in the winter, you should seriously consider investing in a set of winter tires.

Subaru all-season tires are a good choice if you don’t want to store a spare set of wheels, as the name implies; however, you should still check their condition as the seasons change. Find the best all-season tires for your Subaru by visiting our Subaru Tire Center.