What's New At Stanley Subaru?

Your Questions are Answered by our Service Manager, Neil Harriman!

Question 1: What do I need to do to get my scooter ready for Spring?
Neil Says: If you are going to get your scooter ready for Spring yourself, use the following checklist to ensure your safety on the road:

1. Check your tires for tread wear and cracking.
2. Check your front and rear tire pressure. Front 28-32 psi, rear 30-34 psi.
3. Check your front and…

How Do You Schedule Subaru Service Appointments Online? Visit www.stanleysubaru.com, then choose "Service Schedule and Menu" from the Service drop down menu. To schedule your Subaru Service appointment, find your approximate miles of your vehicle on the Subaru service schedule below to determine what service is needed. Select that service in the check box or other desired service when completing the appointment request. You will be contacted shortly to confirm your appointment.

Stanley Subaru is currently researching programs that will allow our guests to see the current service schedule…

Stay Safe With These 5 Tips:5 Common Sense Strategies for Staying Safe This Winter. Winter tire pressure concerns, safety tips, and winter driving advice.

                  
Subaru Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS):
What It Means to You and Your Subaru

Subaru Tire Pressure Monitor System Warning Light
When the TPMS warning light comes on it means that either one of the tires is under-inflated or there is a fault with the system. If the light is constant then inflating to the correct placard pressure should turn it off. If this is not the case then this indicates a puncture. If the…

     At Stanley Subaru, we care about the comfort of our guests. We want everyone to have a pleasant experience when visiting our dealership, and it is in the interest of our guests that we are considering a cell phone use policy in our public areas. Out of respect to other guests at Stanley Subaru, we would like to ask that anyone who needs…

How to Save Money on Gas: Maintenance! Properly servicing and maintaining your vehicle is an important way to increase your MPG. Visit www.stanleysubaru.com to find out more or call 1-888-709-4461 to talk to our Service Department on how YOU can increase your fuel economy!

When you come to Stanley Subaru for Service, your visit starts with greeting one of our knowledgeable service advisors:
        
        Dave Cookson                            Jennifer  Rankin                           Jim Scovil

Or perhaps our Service Manager, Neil Harriman:
              

After you are greeted by our Service Advisors, your vehicle will be placed in the care of one of our Subaru Certified Service Technicians:

The safety and handling capabilities of any car or truck ultimately stop where the rubber meets the road. Whether or not the winter months bring snowfall to your location, checking the condition of your tires should always be part of your automotive winterizing regimen.
 
Even regions that don't get covered in white stuff often experience colder temperatures and more rain between the winter solstice…