What Happens During a Subaru Multi-Point Inspection?

When your Subaru has a multi-point inspection performed, our technicians will start by making a complete visual inspection of your vehicle. They will check features like:

• Brake pads
• Fluid levels (brake fluid, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, coolant, engine oil, windshield washer fluid)
• Horn operation
• Engine air filter
• Cabin air filter
• Exhaust system
• Windshield wiper blades
• Battery
• Suspension
• Tire tread
• And more!

As they check each part of your Subaru, our technicians will fill out an easy-to-understand form. They will let you know if the items are in good condition and need no service, if they show signs that service will likely be required soon, or if they need to be repaired or replaced right away. For some items, like the brake pads and the tire tread, failing to have service performed can become a big safety issue.

Why Choose Cityside Subaru For Multi-Point Inspection Service?

At Cityside Subaru, we're proud to be your local source for all your Subaru service needs, and this includes multi-point inspection service. Our technicians have an eye for what your Subaru needs most. If you were to get a multi-point inspection performed at an independent mechanic or a chain auto shop, your Subaru would be looked at by mechanics who deal with a wide variety of vehicles. At Cityside Subaru, your Subaru will get the attention of Subaru certified technicians who work with Subaru models every workday. Since Subaru has distinctive engineering features like the BOXER® engine and Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, it pays to have your Subaru looked at by someone who knows it well.