Reduce Subaru Maintenance Costs with an Auto Protection Plan
Subaru vehicles are known for their reliability and safety, but regular maintenance costs can add up over time. Understanding these expenses and how to manage them effectively is crucial for Subaru owners.
Subaru car maintenance cost overview
Common Maintenance Costs
Typical Subaru maintenance expenses include:
- Oil changes
- Brake pad and rotor replacements ($150-$450 per axle)
- Tire rotations
- Timing belt replacements (up to $2,000 at 60,000-100,000 miles)
Benefits of Auto Protection Plans
An auto protection plan helps manage maintenance costs through:
- Coverage for unexpected mechanical failures
- Protection beyond manufacturer's warranty
- Roadside assistance
- Rental car reimbursement
- Access to certified repair facilities
Preventive Maintenance Coverage
Quality protection plans like Endurance's Advantage plan offer:
- Up to $3,500 annual reimbursement for routine maintenance
- Oil changes
- Brake inspections
- Tire rotations
- Comprehensive mechanical protection
Standard Benefits Include:
- 24/7 roadside assistance
- Rental car coverage
- Trip interruption protection
- Flexible deductible options ($0-$200)
- Choice of certified mechanics
- Mobile app access
Recommended Protection Plans
Choose based on your Subaru's age and needs:
- Secure Plus: Basic coverage for older vehicles
- Superior: Mid-range protection for essential components
- Supreme: Near bumper-to-bumper coverage for new vehicles
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For more information or a free quote, contact Endurance at (800) 253-8203 or request a quote online.
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