If you're unsure which routine maintenance services you need this winter, stop by our service center. Our mechanics can recommend which services will prepare your model for the New York winter season. Here are our top three recommendations. Don't wait any longer; winter is on its way! Learn more today.
Refill Wiper Fluid and Replace Wiper Blades
Before experiencing the first Westchester snowstorm, make sure to replace your windshield wipers and refill your wiper fluid. It's important to ensure that your windshield wipers have enough fluid to clear ice, snow, and other materials from your front window. Also, your wipers could crack and break due to the cold. When you bring your model by our service center, we'll make sure to utilize freeze-resistant wiper fluid and rubber wiper blades.
Swap Tires
An essential service task this winter is replacing your current tires with winter ones. Winter tires make driving around Cortland Manor and beyond a more manageable task. They are designed with a deeper tread and more grooves. When driving with winter tires, you'll have more traction when navigating through the snow. These tires might prevent skidding on icy roads as well. Our factory-trained technicians can outfit your vehicle with genuine Subaru winter tires this season.
Change Your Oil
Regularly scheduled oil changes are important regardless of the season. However, it's especially needed in winter due to the extreme temperatures. If your car is overdue for an oil change, it might not function properly. Oil is essential for lubricating and maintaining the optimal temperature for your engine to run. To prevent any damage from dirty oil, allow our mechanics to change it for you. They'll ensure it's the correct grade of oil as well.
Schedule Your Service Appointment
Contact our staff online or over the phone to schedule your appointment. We invite you to explore our rotating menu of service specials as well. We hope to see you at our dealership soon. Brewster Subaru proudly serves Yorktown Heights and the surrounding areas.
