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Routine tire rotation helps to save your car's tires from wearing down unevenly, which can lead to all sorts of problems. If you haven't had your tires rotated for more than six months, consider visiting your Los Angeles area Subaru dealer to have them rotated today. You'll gain the following five significant benefits. more Longer-Lasting Tires While any car is on the road, uneven strain is put on certain tires because of unevenly distributed vehicle weight plus extra pressure at the front or rear from accelerating, braking, and steering. This often causes two tires to wear down faster than the others. Once just two tires have reached a certain minimum tread depth and condition, you usually need to replace the entire set of four. However, when you regularly rotate your tires, the unevenly distributed pressures are spread more uniformly across all four tires, so the full set of four lasts a good deal longer. This means you spend less money on tires over the lifespan of your car. Improved Handling and Control All cars are designed for evenly balanced wheel sizes, but if the tires are allowed to wear down at uneven rates, the wheels effectively become uneven in size. This leads to a reduction in handling: you'll notice your steering and cornering becoming less precise and less under your control. Quieter, Smoother Driving Uneven tires can also cause strange vibrations and excess road noise, especially when driving at higher speeds. For this reason, regular rotation helps keep your rides as smooth and peaceful as possible. Better Protection Against Skids When one or two tires are allowed to wear down significantly more than the others, they become more susceptible to damage. This puts you at risk of blowouts on the road. The reduced tread depths of the excessively worn tires, combined with the reduction in vehicle balance, also create an increased risk of losing traction. This skid hazard becomes worse when the roads are wet. Money Saved on Maintenance When tires wear down unevenly, an unnatural strain is put onto the wheel axles, suspension, and other connected car parts. Just as misaligned wheels can lead to uneven tire wear, uneven tires can gradually force the wheels, suspension, and other linked components out of shape. Because of this, routine rotation keeps various other car parts in better condition and reduces your overall maintenance costs. Visit Your Subaru Dealer for Rotation Twice a Year It's generally recommended to have your tires rotated every six months or so, which means you can have your rotations carried out at the same time as your biannual oil changes. If you schedule these routine servicing visits with your local dealership, you're far less likely to ever experience the problems brought on by uneven tires. Have your car's tires rotated today at Puente Hills Subaru. We're a full-service dealership dedicated to providing high-quality and timely customer service.

A new Subaru comes with two factory warranties. The first is a limited bumper-to-bumper warranty that provides coverage for your first three years or 36,000 miles of ownership, whichever occurs first. The second warranty covers your powertrain components for five years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first. As your Los Angeles area Subaru dealer, we want to tell you about the extended warranty options that will protect your car after your initial warranty ends. more Extending Your Warranty Puente Hills Subaru offers several plans for you to choose from, depending on your lifestyle, driving habits, and preferences. As your dealer, we can set up your chosen option during your initial warranty coverage. The extension will then take effect from the day your original warranty ends and provide you with seamless protection. There are different deductible options available, depending on your choice. An extension provides coverage for a range of different terms to suit all buyers and driving habits.  Extended coverage is available for as little as a year after factory coverage expires to 10 years from the original in-service date! Powertrain Coverages These plans cover major components in your engine, transaxle, and differential. All items that are covered are specified in the plan. Classic Coverages The next step up in protection, these plans include everything covered by the powertrain coverage and adds even more items. Many components in your steering system, fuel system, cooling system, electrical system, brakes, AC, and suspension are covered.  All items covered by this plan are specified. Exclusionary Coverages This highest level of coverage protects almost all items in your Subaru. Your car's most high-tech features like the Eyesight system, Infotainment system, and electrical components are all covered by this plan. This plan is exclusionary, so it protects everything in your Subaru except items that are specifically excluded. Common Plan Features All three plans also come with a towing allowance and car rental allowance. If your car can't be driven due to a component problem covered by the relevant plan, you are eligible for free towing to a repair shop. The car rental allowance feature provides you with reimbursement for up to five days for car rental if your Subaru is in a service center for repairs. Visit us today at Puente Hills Subaru, and choose the plan that works for you.

Here at Puente Hills Subaru, we are honored to work alongside Priceless Pets & Frosted Faces Foundation to provide compassionate care and homes for senior animals. We believe that every animal deserves a happy and comfortable life, and this partnership allows us to make a difference in the lives of these deserving animals. We welcome you to join us in our efforts to spread the word about Frosted Faces and show these animals the love and support they so greatly deserve. Image via Pixabay

City of Industry, CA is conveniently located near beautiful mountains and scenic deserts. There are innumerable opportunities for recreation, including outdoor activities, like hiking. If you're interested in picking up a new outdoor hobby, we strongly recommend packing your CamelBak in your 2024 Subaru Impreza and exploring one of the following hiking trails nearby. more 1. Coyote and Ahwingna Trail Loop If you're in decent shape, we cannot recommend the Coyote and Ahwingna Trail Loop in Puente Hills Preserve enough. Parking, restrooms, and the trailhead can be found at the end of 7th Avenue South. This beautiful loop is 2.9 miles and moderately challenging, featuring an elevation gain of 698 feet. One thing we love about this trail is its versatility. It is a great trail for hiking, bird-watching, and running. However, you should know that it is a multi-use trail. You may encounter mountain bikers, equestrians, or people walking their dogs. Remember that mountain bikers must yield to you and equestrians, and you must yield to equestrians. 2. Skyline Trail to Rattlesnake Ridge Trail Like the Coyote and Ahwingna Trail Loop, the Skyline Trail to Rattlesnake Ridge Trail is a moderately intense hike. However, it is 4.5 miles from the Skyline Trail trailhead off Skyline Drive and Descending Drive to the Rattlesnake Ridge Trail trailhead and back. If you are up for spending a couple of hours hiking, we recommend checking this trail out on a clear day. You can see the beach, mountains, and city. 3. Schabarum and Purple Sage Loop If you want to go on an easy hike, we recommend the Schabarum and Purple Sage Loop. Parking and the Schabarum Park Trail Head can be found at 17250 Colima Rd. This popular loop trail is quick and easy, featuring an elevation gain of only 265 feet. Due to the light intensity of this loop, finishing shouldn't take you an hour. This trail is accessible year-round, and we find it to be ideal the day after a rainstorm, especially in the summer. The temperature drops, helping to make up for the lack of shade on most of the trail. Depending on the volume of rainfall, the trail may be a little muddy. However, if you pay attention to the trail ahead of you, there ​is no need to worry about slipping. There are many amazing trails near Los Angeles and City of Industry that you can drive to. However, your Subie needs regular maintenance to run strong for years to come. Once you're close to putting 5,000 miles on your motor, contact us at Puente Hills Subaru to schedule an oil change.

Maintaining your Subaru is key to a pleasurable driving experience. Regular car maintenance will save you money on gas and unexpected repairs. These great tips from your Subaru dealer will help you keep your Legacy, Crosstrek, or Solterra in excellent condition. more 1. Follow the Maintenance Intervals Following the Subaru recommended maintenance schedule is essential to keep your Subaru in top running condition. Not only will regular maintenance ensure your vehicle stays reliable and fuel-efficient, but it will also lower repair costs. Your Subaru's maintenance information is in your Warranty and Maintenance Booklet. 2. Rely on Subaru Experts When it comes to keeping your vehicle in great shape, trust the Subaru professionals who understand your vehicle and its maintenance requirements. Our service center is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and advanced equipment, and our factory-trained Subaru technicians provide high-quality maintenance services you can trust. 3. Take Advantage of Subaru Express Service We are here to help you take care of your vehicle's maintenance needs. To simplify and streamline the process and to make it easy and convenient for you to follow the factory-recommended service intervals, we provide Subaru Express Service. You don't need an appointment, and our Subaru technicians will perform routine maintenance services fast and get you back on the road in no time. 4. Aways Insist on Genuine Subaru Parts Always choose genuine Subaru parts to get the best performance out of every mile. These high-quality parts ensure the perfect fit and deliver the dependable performance and durability you've grown accustomed to. 5. Know Your Dashboard Warning Lights Understanding the meaning of the dashboard warning light is crucial. These lights serve as indicators to let you know when something is wrong with your vehicle. If a warning light is on, schedule an inspection with us immediately to prevent further damage and higher repair costs. 6. Check All the Fluids Check your vehicle's fluid levels at least once a month and top them off if necessary. Check underneath your car for puddles that indicate leaks. If you see a pool, the color will tell you what fluid is leaking out. Engine oil is amber to dark brown. The brake fluid is brown, the power steering fluid has a reddish hue, and the transmission fluid looks orange or reddish-brown. Coolant can come in various colors, from bright red, green, and blue to pink, orange, or yellow. If your Subaru leaks, let us repair it quickly to avoid additional issues. 7. Inspect, Inflate, and Rotate Your Tires Regularly Walk around your car once or twice a month and give your tires a thorough once-over. Check the tread depth, look for damage, and inflate your tires to the correct pressure levels. When you bring your car in for an oil change, the Subaru technician will rotate the tires to ensure even wear that will prolong the life of your tires. Rely on the experts to provide routine maintenance services. Our certified Subaru technicians have the knowledge and experience to keep your vehicle running smoothly for thousands of miles. Don't wait; visit Puente Hills Subaru today and experience quality maintenance services.

When it comes to outdoor activities, Los Angeles and the City of Industry, CA, offer countless options, from hiking through untouched natural areas and cycling along the scenic coastline to paddling on a shimmering lake and watching movies on a rooftop under the stars. Get in behind the wheel of a Subaru Impreza, Legacy, or Crosstrek, and check out the great options below. more 1. Hike Through L.A.'s Biggest City Park Griffith Park at 4730 Crystal Springs Drive in L.A. covers 4,200 acres and is the largest municipal park in the U.S. The park is home to the Griffith Observatory, the L.A. Zoo and Botanical Gardens, and the iconic Hollywood sign. Explore the landscaped gardens and untouched, natural chaparral-covered terrain on over 70 miles of trails through walnut woodlands and riparian vegetation that thrive in the deep canyons and admire the spectacular views over the city. Over 150 plant species and more than 200 bird species live in the park, and deer, coyotes, gray foxes, raccoons, bobcats, and mountain lions are spotted along the trails. 2. Cycle Along the Coastline The 22-mile Marvin Braude Bike Trail, or The Strand as locals call the route, runs along the coastline and is known for being the best bike route in the area. The trail begins at Will Rogers State Beach at 17700 Pacific Coast Highway in Pacific Palisades, follows the shore of Santa Monica Bay past some of California's best beaches, and ends at the southern terminus at Torrance County Beach at 289 Paseo De La Playa in Torrance. The scenic route mainly consists of a broad concrete path that winds into the sand in places and around King Harbor and Marina Del Rey. 3. Glide Over a Scenic Lake in a Swan Boat The picturesque Echo Park Lake at 751 Echo Park Avenue in L.A. offers a peaceful getaway from the bustling city. Take a scenic stroll along the lake to feed the ducks, find the ideal picnic spot for a bite to eat, and admire the view over the downtown skyline. If you are with friends or family, rent the four-seater swan-shaped pedal boats and pedal over the lake's shimmering water to see the sights, or stay until after dark for a romantic neon-lit night pedal on one of the two-seaters. 4. Watch a Movie Under the Stars on a Rooftop Treat your family and friends to an exciting one-of-a-kind movie night at the Rooftop Cinema Club Arts District at 777 South Alameda Street in L.A. This rooftop venue offers a wide selection of movies, from classic to cult favorites and new releases. Enjoy magnificent city views, indulge in delicious food, and watch the film on the big screen when the sun sets, just as the stars come out and the city lights twinkle. Get off your couch and away from your computer screen and discover all the outdoor fun around the city. Make a stop at Puente Hills Subaru part of the fun and take one of the new models for a spin. Image via Pixabay

The Los Angeles area certainly has one of the finest food scenes in the country, and residents of the City of Industry, CA have a wide range of healthy restaurants they can dine in. Here are just a few of them! more 1. Native Fields Native Fields on 18750 Amar Road is owned by a pair of sisters and chefs who have a passion for providing their community with tasty and healthy meals. It shows in their ingredients, which are fresh and sourced from local farmers markets. Diners can start the day off right with breakfast items like their smoked salmon toast or breakfast sandwich, consisting of bacon, eggs, avocado, aged cheddar, and aioli between two slices of toast. For lunch or dinner, try the bucatini pasta with Dungeness crab and roasted tomato cream sauce or their version of a vegan power bowl, a mix of leafy veggies, chickpeas, cucumbers, and roasted beets tossed in a turmeric tahini sauce. There's even a healthier version of Filipino pork sisig and Hawaiian loco moco, featuring grass-fed beef. 2. Garden Fresh Vegan Restaurant If you're looking for quick Asian fare without all that grease, then Garden Fresh on 16034 Gale Avenue has you covered! Spicy kimchi pancakes, crispy soy chicken with basil, and veggie wonton soup make for great starters. A variety of noodle dishes include spinach chow mein and sesame cold noodles, perfect for warmer weather and served with strips of carrot, mushroom, and cucumber. There's also a selection of fragrant vegetable hot pots. Wanting to fill up on protein? Garden Fresh serves up a hearty bowl of soy chicken with a rich, flavorful curry and crispy or steamed fish with your choice of chili sauce, bean sauce, or Chinese herbs. Don't forget to try the restaurant's specialty drink menu. It has everything from red bean soy smoothies to vegan vanilla iced coffee. 3. Easyfit Meals At Easyfit Meals on 1001 E. Amar Road, expert nutritionists and chefs came together to create a diverse menu featuring healthy dishes that are also full of flavor. Among the restaurant's most popular dishes are the gluten-free teriyaki tofu and the curry jerk salmon, a baked item served with red potato and broccoli. The tri-tip chimichurri plate features juicy tri-tips accompanied by a homemade chimichurri sauce, roasted red potatoes, and baked asparagus. One of the most unique things about Easyfit Meals is that it offers a subscription service that delivers right to your doorstep every week, helping to ensure its customers can enjoy a well-rounded diet. There's even a catering menu from which you can order for delivery. You can also take advantage of your Subaru Ascent's spacious interior and pick up large orders. Thanks to fine establishments like these nearby, it's easy to stay healthy when you're dining out! After a meal, stop by at Puente Hills Subaru and take a look at the latest models!

New tires may last anywhere from 30,000 to 80,000 miles, although the typical tire's lifespan is between 50,000 and 60,000 miles. By looking out for the following warning signs, you're likely to detect when one or more of your tires is on its last legs. It's then time to visit your Los Angeles Subaru dealership for a new set. more Your Tire Tread Depth Is Too Shallow As you drive, the tread depth on your tires steadily diminishes. When tread depth becomes too shallow, you might notice a slight loss of traction, especially on wet or snowy roads. To maintain proper traction, it's always advisable to replace car tires before they reach 2/32 of an inch in tread depth. An easy way to measure this is to insert a penny coin into the voids of the treads. If the treads are so shallow that you can see the top of Lincoln's head, it's time for replacement tires. Your Tires' Sidewalls Are Cracked Extreme temperatures, excessive water, and UV rays in sunlight can all dry out tire rubber, causing cracks to emerge in the sidewalls. When sidewall cracks become particularly long, deep, or excessive, the tire is at risk of blowing out and should be replaced. Your Tires Have Become Uneven Tires naturally wear down unevenly over time, which is why frequent tire rotation is so important. Improper tire inflation or misaligned wheels can exacerbate uneven tire wear. If you notice your tires have become too uneven, you may need to replace the entire set of four. Your Tires Are Blistering or Bulging Blisters or bulges in the sidewall of a tire usually indicate underlying structural problems. The inner tubing of the tire may have been punctured by an impact, releasing air that's become trapped under the upper layer of rubber. A tire damaged this way is dangerous to drive on. Your Tires Are Persistently Under-Inflated While checking tire pressure, if you notice that any of your tires are persistently under-inflated, it might be too worn out to use. Your car's automatic Tire Pressure Monitoring System is also likely to pick up on this problem. Your Car Is Shaking Strangely Problematic tires often cause odd shaking, which you can feel in the cabin. Shaking might be caused by a damaged tire, uneven tires, or the metal belts inside the tires slipping out of position. Your Subaru Dealer Finds a Tire Flaw All drivers should check their tires at least once a month, and it's advisable to also regularly have a technician at your local dealership take a look. An experienced technician may find burgeoning tire problems that you would otherwise miss. Visit Puente Hills Subaru today to have your tires examined, rotated, or replaced. We provide honesty, integrity, and transparency in all our dealings, plus an express repair service with many of our repairs completed on the same day.

Go on an outdoor adventure to the fantastic state parks near Los Angeles, CA, and the City of Industry, CA in a spacious Subaru Crosstrek or Forester. Enjoy the beautiful scenery hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding, stick your toes in the sand, and stay at a scenic campground for a night or two. more 1. LA State Historic Park The LA State Historic Park at 1245 North Spring Street is a scenic 32-acre open space in the middle of the 52-mile river greenway and is ideal for getting out in the fresh air in the heart of the city. The park is popular with walkers, runners, and cyclers, with plenty of opportunities to view urban wildlife. Meander down the pathways to admire the view of downtown and learn more about the city's natural and cultural heritage. It is here, at the Southern Pacific Railroad's River Station that opened in 1875, where thousands of people arrived from around the country and the world. Within walking distance is the Flat Iron Building, built in 1890 and the second-oldest industrial building still standing in the city, and the 1883 Capitol Milling Company building is visible from the park's southern end. 2. Santa Monica State Beach The 3-mile-long Santa Monica State Beach is a 16.7-mile drive away at 1550 Pacific Coast Highway in Santa Monica on the North side of the iconic Santa Monica Pier. The beach stretches along 245 acres of sand and is one of the nation's most famous beaches. Spend a relaxing day basking in the warm California sun, take a refreshing dip in the ocean, and enjoy the deck, pool, and views over the beach and the sea at the Annenberg Community Beach House. If you are feeling more adventurous, stroll along the pedestrian path or cycle down the biking path and visit Will Rogers State Beach to the North or Venice Beach to the south. 3. Topanga State Park Topanga State Park is 23.9 miles from the city at 20828 Estrada Road in Topanga and is the world's largest natural habitat within a city's boundaries. The park is nestled in the cliffs and canyons of the Santa Monica Mountains and boasts fascinating geologic formations, including boulder outcrops, earthquake faults, volcanic intrusions, and marine fossils. Here you can hike, mountain bike, and horseback ride down 36 miles of trails through the park's open grasslands, under a canopy of live oaks, enjoy magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean, and even stay overnight at a scenic site in the primitive camping area. The Nature Center displays various wildlife, plant, and Native American artifacts, and the small museum showcases a range of interpretive natural history exhibits. Take a drive to these fabulous parks to enjoy various outdoor recreational activities in nature. While out and about, pop in at Puente Hills Subaru today and take a brand-new Subaru for a test drive.

Since the radiator keeps the engine cool and prevents it from overheating, every other component in that hot, moving environment depends on it. Let's consider a few key signs that it might be time for a radiator repair from your Los Angeles area Subaru dealer. more Overheating Engine The primary sign that your radiator might need repair is if your Subaru's engine frequently overheats. The radiator's function is to keep the engine cool, and if it's not doing its job effectively, the engine will heat up more than usual, particularly during hot weather or long drives. Coolant Leaks and Low Levels If you notice a puddle of coolant under your vehicle, it might indicate a leak in the radiator. The coolant might be green, yellow, or pink, and it generally has a sweet smell. Leaks can happen due to corrosion or damage to the radiator or its hoses, and these leaks can lead to engine overheating if left untreated. If your Subaru's coolant level decreases frequently, even after topping off, it's a sign that there might be a leak in the system, even if you're not seeing a puddle somewhere. It's crucial to fix any leaks and refill the coolant to prevent serious engine damage due to overheating. Discolored or Rusty Coolant The coolant should be brightly colored and clear. If the coolant is discolored, muddy, or rusty, it's a sign that there's a problem with the radiator, like corrosion, that could be contaminating the coolant. Heater Not Working The radiator circulates hot coolant to the heater core, which is how your car's heating system works. If your Subaru's heater isn't working properly, it could be due to a problem with the radiator. White or Blue Smoke from Exhaust White smoke from the exhaust can indicate a blown head gasket, which could allow coolant to leak into the engine's combustion chambers. Blue smoke suggests oil might be leaking into the combustion chamber, possibly due to a cracked engine block or cylinder head, both of which could result from severe overheating. Sludge in the Radiator Instead of a liquid, the radiator might contain sludge, a thick substance that doesn't allow it to cool the engine effectively. This often happens if the coolant hasn't been changed regularly. Being aware of these symptoms will assist you in preserving the superior functioning of your Subaru and circumvent expensive engine damages. Should you encounter any of these indicators, we welcome you to contact us at Puente Hills Subaru right away, or drop by our service center for immediate assistance. Here's to many more safe and enjoyable miles in your Subaru!

When the hot weather hits us here in the Los Angeles area, some people head for ice cream: but smoothie places are often a better choice. With fresh, helpful offerings that are refreshing, delicious, and nutritious, you can't do better to cool off than to head to one of these smoothie or juice bars near City of Industry, CA in your all-wheel-drive Subaru Legacy sedan. more Juice 4 You Located inside The Produce Place at 5121 Irwindale Ave in Irwindale, Juice 4 You has a huge array of freshly squeeze juices, smoothies, and wellness shots, as well as fruit plates, raspados, and aguas frescas. The Tangy Tamarindo agua frescas is especially refreshing, and if it's a smoothie you're after, go for the Summer Mellow, a delicious combination of watermelon and strawberry. If you need something to put your teeth into, try their acai bowls or bionocos. And if you want to retain complete control, just ask for a fruit plate and build it yourself with exactly the fruits you most like. Everything here is cut and made to order, and the staff are very friendly. They're open from 10am until 7pm Monday through Saturday. Movita Juice Bar Head south to 1445 W Whittier Blvd, in La Habra to hit up Movita: a bright, chic place with great smoothies and juice options. They're in the La Habra Towne Center and open from 7am to 9pm Monday through Friday and from 8am to 9pm on the weekends. They do juices, smoothies, acai bowls, cold brews, and juice shots, and you can also peruse their excellent selection of protein powders and cleanses while you're there. If you want an energy kick, try their Berry Powerful, which is almond milk, banana, strawberries, granola, walnuts, agave for sweetness, and some protein powder for muscle building. If you're feeling under the weather, try the Green Blend, which is chock-full of antioxidants and kale, pineapple, orange juice, and mango. If you want a refreshing cold brew, try their Hibiscus MCT. Squeezeme Stop over at 515 W Arrow Why, in San Dimas for great smoothies, juices, gourmet lemonade, green tea options, and bubble tea choices. This spot is open from 11am until 7pm Sunday through Thursday and until 8pm on Friday and Saturday nights. This is a place to indulge your inner child as well as your healthy adult self, with smoothies options in flavors like Oreo blast, Toffee Coffee, and Caramel Mochaccino. They also have a killer strawberry lavender lemonade, and, if you want something hot, a fantastic red velvet latte. Wherever you end up getting your fruit-filled fix, once you're done, bring that Legacy to Puente Hills Subaru for the best service in LA. Image via Pixabay

When it comes to vehicle safety, the Subaru comes out on top. This brand offers plenty of safety features to keep you and your loved ones safe while on the road. At your local Subaru dealer at Puente Hills Subaru, we have plenty of amazing models for you to consider, each with a slew of safety components that will give you peace of mind while behind the wheel. more 1. Brake Assist Brake assist is one of the many safety attributes you'll find on a Subaru. This popular feature works by pumping the brakes very quickly when making a hard stop to help you avoid skidding. In the absence of this feature, the brakes could lock and cause the vehicle to slide out of control. 2. Rear/Side Vehicle Detection Sometimes, you might find yourself merging into the next lane without noticing that there's another vehicle in the way. Oftentimes, this happens when the other car is in your blind spot, preventing you from seeing the vehicle despite checking your side view or rearview mirror. With the rear/side vehicle detection feature, your Subaru will alert you if there is someone in your way when you start moving into the next lane. Not only does this help avoid cutting off fellow drivers, but it also helps avoid accidents. 3. Brake Override Imagine accidentally hitting both the brakes and the gas pedal at the same time. This could make your vehicle propel forward, stop very abruptly, or a combination of both. Unfortunately, this happens sometimes, but you can make sure it never happens to you again thanks to Subaru's brake override system. With this feature, you can avoid accidentally causing your vehicle to move even faster when you're trying to do the opposite. The vehicle's computers keep tabs on the engine's accelerator and the brakes, and compares this information. The system can then take control to stop the vehicle if required. 4. Eyesight Driver Assist Technology Wouldn't it be nice to have another set of eyes helping to watch out for you while you're driving? The Eyesight driver assist technology feature is exactly that. This technology uses two cameras to keep an eye out and alert you to potential danger. The cameras look for activity on the road that could pose a hazard and will warn you accordingly. For instance, this feature will make sure you're traveling a certain distance away from the car in front of you, prevent you from swaying accidentally into the next lane, and even cut the power if a potentially dangerous object is detected in your way. You can't lose when it comes to keeping you and your family safe while driving your Subaru. If equipping your vehicle with the latest safety technology is a priority for you, make your way over to Puente Hills Subaru to check out our inventory!