Your Questions, Our Expertise
Every Subaru technician in our service center is factory-trained to understand the unique design of models like the Outback, Forester, Crosstrek, and Ascent. Whether you're curious about oil change intervals, concerned about unusual noises, or wondering if it's time for brake service, our team has the knowledge and tools to keep your Subaru at its best.
Comprehensive Care
We handle more than just oil changes. Classic Subaru of Atlanta provides a full range of services, including:
- Factory-recommended maintenance and tune-ups
- Tire rotations, alignments, and replacements
- Brake inspections and repairs
- Battery testing and replacements
- Collision and body work with genuine Subaru parts
No matter the service, we use Subaru-approved products and follow manufacturer guidelines to ensure your vehicle continues to perform safely and reliably.
FAQ
How often should I service my Subaru?
Subaru generally recommends service every 6,000 miles or 6 months, whichever comes first. However, your driving habits and conditions may affect that schedule. Our technicians can help create a plan tailored to your needs.
Does Classic Subaru handle body work?
Yes. Our technicians can manage collision repairs and body work using Subaru Genuine Parts, restoring your vehicle's integrity and appearance.
What if a dashboard warning light comes on?
Don't ignore it. Warning lights often signal small issues before they become major problems. Bring your Subaru in, and we'll diagnose the cause quickly and accurately.
Why choose a Subaru-certified technician?
Subaru-certified technicians receive specialized training and have access to factory diagnostic tools. That means accurate assessments and repairs that meet Subaru's high standards.
Ask Us Today
If you have questions about Subaru maintenance, service, or repairs, the team at Classic Subaru of Atlanta is ready to help. Contact our service department, schedule an appointment online, or visit us in person; we'll be glad to provide answers and the expert care your Subaru deserves.
