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The all-wheel drive 2024 Subaru Ascent should be top of your list when shopping for a three-row SUV. However, with six trim levels to choose from, it's tough to pick the model that’s best for you and your family. Check out some info about the Ascent so you can find the Ascent that matches your needs at your Los Angeles Subaru dealership. more 1. Base We begin with the Base: a spacious eight-seater with 60/40 split second and third rows and extra-wide rear door openings. The Ascent makes a bold impression with its 18-inch silver aluminum alloy wheels, raised roof rails, LED headlights, and black side mirrors. Inside, this Subaru is all about comfort and convenience. Drivers receive a six-way adjustable seat and steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters for swifter shifting. Infotainment comes via an 11.6-inch multitouch display with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, and first and second-row USB ports allow everyone to charge their devices when on the road. 2. Premium Building on the Base, the Premium receives gray machine-finished wheels and body-colored mirrors with integrated signals for a more refined appearance. This trim can be configured for seven or eight passengers by installing second-row captain's chairs or sticking with bench seating. It also boosts the towing capacity to 5,000 pounds, letting you hitch up a camper or trailer when heading off for weekend adventures. Stain-resistant cloth upholstery now adorns the interior, which is good news for those with young children. All-weather upgrades include heated front seats and the driver receives an eight-way power-adjustable seat and a leather-wrapped shifter handle and steering wheel. 3. Onyx Edition Based on the seven-seater Premium, the Onyx Edition has a more dramatic look with its black-finished 20-inch wheels and black mirrors. Natural light floods the cabin courtesy of a 54-inch power tilt and sliding moonroof. The upholstery becomes water-resistant, and a navigation function is now included with the infotainment system. 4. Limited Again, the Limited is available as either a seven or eight-seater. Although this trim loses the moonroof, it gains a 12-way power adjustable driver seat, a heated steering wheel, and heated second-row seats. 5. Onyx Edition Limited Next up is the Onyx Edition Limited, which combines the dark design elements of the Onyx Edition with the advanced features of the Limited. It also introduces Cabin Connect, enabling third-row passengers to hear conversations more clearly by projecting the voices of the front passengers through the rear speakers. 6. Touring Topping the range is the Touring, which incorporates all the upgrades from the Limited and adds to them with power-folding mirrors and a Nappa leather-trimmed interior. The front seats become heated and ventilated and the upgraded Harman Kardon 14-speaker audio system ensures all occupants can listen to their favorite playlist in perfect clarity. Family adventures await in Southern California, no matter which Subaru Ascent model you opt for. Head to Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA today, and explore the range to find your perfect Ascent.

Engine diagnostics are an essential part of vehicle maintenance. When you have your Subaru serviced, our highly-trained mechanics use a diagnostic tool to assess the engine's condition. The device pinpoints the root cause of the problem using the vehicle's integrated computer system, which monitors routine processes. Our team can then fix the issue and send you on your way as quickly as possible. Visit your Los Angeles Subaru dealership if you notice these warning signs. more Reduced Fuel Efficiency Your Subaru will consume more fuel than usual when the engine experiences wear and tear. Reduced fuel efficiency is often due to low fuel pressure or a lack of oil. When the fuel fails to reach the correct psi, the engine burns more fuel to produce the same amount of power. Oil pressurizes the fuel and lubricates parts to withstand the added pressure. Low or contaminated oil levels make it harder for the engine to burn, increasing the mpg rating. Monitor your fuel consumption compared to the EPA-estimated mpg rating to see if your vehicle needs a tune-up. An inspection will save you money on fuel. Poor Acceleration If your vehicle struggles to accelerate, the engine may not be getting enough air. A clog could be preventing fuel from reaching the injectors. Leaks and broken injector heads also prevent fuel from entering the combustion chamber. Parts often break down from a lack of oil. The engine may also be overheating due to a lack of coolant or radiator trouble, which causes the fuel to burn off before it can be put to work. There may also be problems with the turbocharger, which forces more air into the engine to burn more fuel. You may have a broken turbine, clogged passageway, or poor air filtration. Strange Sounds and Odors Listen to the engine when starting or accelerating. A grinding, banging, or whining noise often means a part is loose or pressure is building inside the engine due to a clog. Leaks or a lack of coolant can lead to burning smells and smoke under the hood. If oil or fuel spills into the crankcase, it will burn off. Trouble Starting If you have to turn the key multiple times to start the engine, air and fuel may have trouble reaching the engine for the same reasons mentioned above. You may also have faulty spark plugs, which provide an electric spark that ignites the air and fuel. Your Subaru deserves the best. Our mechanics inspect every engine component to ensure optimal fuel efficiency, fast acceleration, and hassle-free starts. We will inspect your fluid levels, replace rusted parts, and test the engine before placing it back in your car. Visit Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA, to book your service appointment today.

The 2024 Subaru Solterra is the perfect off-road-ready commuter car for environmentally-conscious drivers. It is stylish, roomy, and capable on trails and in the city. Whether you’re planning a trip to LA or a getaway to nearby Laguna Lake Park, here's why you need this Subaru EV. more 2024 Subaru Solterra Performance In true Subaru fashion, the 2024 Solterra comes standard with the automaker's symmetrical all-wheel drive: a system designed for superior handling on and off the road. Two independent electric motors, one on each axle, deliver 215 horsepower and 249 lb-ft of torque. They team up with a 72.8kWh battery to deliver an impressive fuel economy of up to 114 MPGe in the city and a range of up to 227 miles. That's enough stamina for spending a day on the West Coast or exploring Orange County. Fast-charging capability allows you to charge the battery in about 35 minutes at a 100kW or higher charging station. Absolute Comfort With ample seating for five, the Subaru Solterra is a comfortable family ride. Heated front seats with multiple adjustment levels pair with a reclining 60/40 rear bench with a fold-flat backrest. All passengers can enjoy what feels like acres of head and legroom space. Multiple cubbies around the cabin and a large storage compartment under the center console provide plenty of storage for essentials. Front and rear illuminated USB ports allow everyone in the car to plug in their devices. Dual-zone climate control with rear seat vents is another standard feature on all trim levels, allowing passengers to adjust the temperature or airflow to their preference. The Touring trim comes with exclusive features, including a panoramic glass roof that floods the cabin with natural light and allows you to enjoy more of the scenery as you drive. Advanced Tech Features The 2024 Solterra comes with the advanced tech features we have come to expect from modern vehicles, such as an 8-inch Subaru Multimedia system with cloud-based navigation on the base trim. This system includes exciting entertainment options, such as Amazon Music and Apple Music alongside complimentary Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration. To help you stay in touch with your digital life, the Solterra also comes standard with 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot capability. An upgraded Harman Kardon premium audio system with 11 speakers and a 576-watt amplifier is offered standard on the Limited and Touring trims. Adventure-Ready Options Subaru offers a range of optional accessories designed for adventures that can be had on all trim levels. Highlights include a roof-mounted awning designed to integrate perfectly with your Solterra and protect your campsite from rain or sun. Kayak, ski, and snowboard carriers can also be had with your ride, alongside a roof cargo carrier, crossbars, and activity mounts. Ready to take the new Subaru Solterra for a ride? Contact us at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA to find out more about this model and schedule your test drive. Our Los Angeles Subaru dealership is waiting for you to stop by and meet the Solterra today!

Dim headlights can make it difficult to see the road at night, or even during the day if your daytime running lights are burning out. Fortunately, you can get new headlights and new taillights at your Los Angeles Subaru dealer, where quick installation can have you back on the road in no time. more Get Your Subaru Headlight and Taillight Service Your Subaru's headlights and taillights can last for several thousand hours, depending on the type of bulb your vehicle has. Common halogen bulbs can easily last for up to 1,000 hours, while advanced LED bulbs can last for 30,000 hours. Some signs you should replace your vehicle's exterior lights include: Illumination Issues For most drivers, the first sign that headlights or taillights need to be replaced is changes in the illumination offered by exterior lights. You may notice that your headlights are dim, flickering, or not operational. In most cases, this means that the bulb needs to be replaced or that the internal electrical wiring needs to be inspected. Sometimes, you may notice that your headlights seem hazy. This issue is usually caused by a cloudy lens, which can happen from exposure to UV rays, salt, and road debris. A Subaru mechanic can clean the headlight or taillight lens with a special solution to correct this issue. High Beam Performance If your vehicle has high beams or even adaptable headlights with low and high beam functions, but these beams are not functioning, then you should schedule a headlight inspection for your vehicle. It's common for your regular headlights to be perfectly operational, even if your high beams are no longer functional. Sometimes, this issue is caused by faulty wiring. Damaged Lens If your headlight or taillight lens is damaged, such as from a collision, you should have the entire light replaced. While damage to your exterior lights can often be superficial, there are also times when damage from a fender bender can harm the internal electrical wiring, which can eventually lead to exterior light performance issues. Should You Get New Headlights and New Taillights at the Same Time? Sometimes, you may notice that only one headlight or taillight is having performance issues. If the issue is related to the lifespan of the bulb, then it's a good idea to replace all the exterior lights on your vehicle at one time. This will save you a trip back to the Subaru repair center when the other lights eventually burn out. When you need to replace your headlights and taillights, it's best to visit your Subaru service department as soon as possible so you can stay safe on your next drive. Schedule headlight replacement service at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA today.

Your vehicle's brake system includes essential components such as brake rotors, brake pads, and brake fluid. If any of these elements are in poor condition, it can impact the braking power of your vehicle. To stay safe on the road, you should schedule brake service at your Los Angeles Subaru dealer as soon as you notice brake performance issues. more Routine Subaru Brake Service When your brakes are in good condition, you can stop your vehicle on a dime. However, when your brake pads are wearing down or your brake system has other issues, it can take longer for your vehicle to come to a complete stop. In some cases, such as if your anti-lock braking system is compromised, making evasive brake maneuvers to avoid an accident might be impossible. Your vehicle may tell you to schedule brake repair by flipping on the brake warning light, which might turn on if the brake fluid is low. Other common signs to replace your brakes include: Noisy Brakes Healthy brakes are perfectly silent because there is enough padding on the brakes to protect the rotors. When your brake pads are wearing down, you may notice a grinding noise, squealing brakes, or other unpleasant noises. These sounds typically stem from the brake wear indicators rubbing against the rotors, which is an intentional design by brake pad manufacturers to signal to drivers that brake pads need to be replaced. Pedal Feel You might need to replace your brake pads if your brake pedal feels too hard, or too soft, or if it vibrates when you engage the brakes. A vibrating pedal is usually caused by glazing on the rotor from overheating as brake pads wear down, while a soft brake pedal might be caused by excess air in the braking system. Vehicle Pulling If your vehicle pulls to either side when you apply the brakes, this could be because your brake pads are wearing down unevenly. Vehicle pulling can be frustrating and dangerous, so it's important to schedule service quickly to replace your brake pads and realign your vehicle so that your brake pads wear evenly in the future. How Often Should You Have Brake Pad Replacement at Your Subaru Dealer? You can usually expect brake pads to last for two to five years, or about 25,000 miles to 50,000 miles. Your specific driving habits and road conditions can influence this frequency. If you are a driver who rides the brakes or drives frequently in urban traffic, your brake pads may wear down more quickly than drivers who spend most of their time on the highway. Your brakes need to be in good condition so that your Subaru's safety features can function as intended. Call Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA to schedule brake repair or replacement service today.

Your car battery plays a crucial role in your vehicle's ignition system, which is why you might not be able to start your car when your battery is dead. Routine battery maintenance at your Los Angeles Subaru dealership can assess the health of your battery so you can charge or replace your battery as needed. more Have Your Subaru Battery Checked It's best to have a certified Subaru mechanic check on the condition of your battery. While you may notice some obvious signs, like corrosion on top of the battery, only a Subaru mechanic will have the tools to check the current charge of your battery or identify battery performance issues. The process of maintaining your battery starts with inspecting the condition of your battery, including battery cable connections. Your battery has various terminals and screws that should be checked regularly to avoid issues such as leaks or damage from overheating. A mechanic can also clean your battery to ensure there is no oxidation or corrosion causing damage. How Often Should You Schedule Battery Maintenance? Your Subaru car battery will last for about four years under normal driving conditions. Your battery life may be compromised if you routinely use vehicle features, such as the radio or lights, when the engine is not turned on, since these actions can run down your battery charge more quickly. Ideally, you can schedule maintenance for your battery once or twice a year during your other routine vehicle services, such as your next oil change or air filter replacement. What Are Signs You Need a New Battery? An early warning sign that your battery needs to be replaced might be an engine that is slow to start. If you find yourself having to try your ignition multiple times, the culprit could be a low battery charge or even an alternator issue. You might have a dying battery if you notice problems like dim headlights, flickering interior lights, or problems with other electrical features, such as windows that roll up or down slowly. Sometimes, battery acid leaks can cause an odd smell, or your check engine light could turn on. How Long Does It Take to Replace Your Battery at Your LA Subaru Dealer? It will typically take about 15 minutes to replace your battery if your old battery cannot be recharged. Charging up your battery at the dealership without replacing it can be done in a few hours. When you get a new genuine Subaru battery, you will have the benefit of certain warranties. Your Subaru battery will come with a 30-month battery replacement warranty, a free towing service to the nearest authorized Subaru service department, and a limited 85-month warranty to cover mechanical defects. Maintaining your battery should be done routinely to ensure your battery is holding a charge. When it’s time to replace your car battery, schedule service at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA.

The 2024 Subaru Outback is an incredible mid-size SUV ready to take on all of your lifestyle demands. From running errands to taking a quick weekend camping trip in Southern California, the Outback is outfitted with practical features optimized for performance, such as the 2.5-liter engine that generates 182 horsepower and 176 lb-ft of torque. more 1. Symmetrical AWD The 2024 Outback entry-level trim is the Base model. Like all other models in the Outback lineup this year, the Base trim is equipped with Subaru's symmetrical AWD drivetrain. This drivetrain is specially designed to optimize wheel traction on all terrains by continually leveling out the acceleration, cornering, and braking power between all four wheels. This Outback model also has a maximum towing capacity of 2,700 lbs, which is more than enough to haul a camper or small boat. The Base model even comes with an X-MODE that optimizes the output of the engine to enhance the vehicle dynamic control system, which can improve traction even on low-traction roads. The Base model has a fuel economy of 33 MPG on the interstate and 26 MPG in the city. 2. STARLINK Infotainment The Base model comes with a dual seven-inch multimedia screen to house the STARLINK infotainment system. This HD screen supports touchscreen controls to easily toggle between SiriusXM radio, SiriusXM Travel Link, HD radio, hands-free Bluetooth, and smartphone integrated applications like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. A four-speaker audio system is standard for this model. 3. EyeSight Safety All Outback trims come with a set of EyeSight driver assistance safety technology. Standard EyeSight features are pre-collision braking, lane departure with sway warning, lane keep assist, advanced adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency steering. The pre-collision braking system works by monitoring the area in front of the vehicle to alert you about potential obstacles and automatically apply the brakes to avoid an accident. The lane departure with sway warning feature ensures you stay centered in your lane, and offers some steering support to intervene if the vehicle begins to sway into a different lane. Automatic emergency steering can activate to briefly steer the vehicle around an obstacle that might cause a collision. 4. Cargo Flexibility The Outback Base trim also has several versatile cargo features to maximize how much you can haul and improve your cargo area organization. This model has a removable cargo area tray, tie-down hooks to keep luggage secure, and convenient grocery bag hooks to make your errands easier to manage. This trim also comes with an underfloor storage area to keep precious cargo out of sight. The 2024 Outback is full of savvy standard features to help make your next drive safer and more convenient. It’s perfect for taking out on the roads in Los Angeles. Take a test drive at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA.

The 2024 Subaru Forester is a fantastic compact crossover SUV for adventurers and suburban drivers alike. This SUV has the chops to take on rough off-road trails and heavy urban traffic. Get to know some of the best features of the 2024 Forester before you visit your Los Angeles Subaru dealer. more 1. LED Steering Responsive Headlights One of the best exterior features of the entry-level Forester trim is the LED steering responsive headlights. The headlights on the Base model are designed to improve visibility when you are turning corners, since these headlights are aimed in the direction of the steering wheel. This allows you to see further around corners and helps you react faster if there is an unexpected obstacle on your path. Additionally, the Base trim comes with automatic on/off headlights. These headlights automatically adjust the intensity of the headlights to match the driving conditions. Standard high beam assist works to automatically turn off the high beams when there is an oncoming vehicle to reduce headlight glare; once the road is clear, the high beams turn back on to improve road visibility. 2. STARLINK Multimedia System The Base model has a 6.5-inch multimedia touchscreen. The STARLINK system supports integration with various apps via Apple CarPlay and Android Audio. This SUV comes with standard access to USB input ports, radio, and Bluetooth technology for audio streaming and hands-free phone controls, such as for answering calls or sending texts. 3. Brake Override System One of the innovative safety features of the 2024 Forester is the standard brake override system. This feature works by cutting power to the gas pedal when the accelerator and brake pedals are pressed at the same time, which prevents unintended acceleration when you are trying to perform a fast brake maneuver. 4. Engine Immobilizer The Base model has a keyless entry system with an engine immobilizer. The keyless entry system allows you to enter the Forester without digging out your physical key as long as the key fob is present. The engine immobilizer prevents the vehicle from starting unless the key is used, which can prevent vehicle theft and improves the security of your vehicle. 5. Rear Vision Camera Drivers can have more confidence with the standard rear vision camera. This camera provides a real-time view of the rear of the vehicle so you can easily see pedestrians, trash cans, and cross traffic when you are reversing the SUV. This feature can make parking significantly easier and can reduce the risk of fender-bender accidents in busy parking lots. The 2024 Forester has several practical features to help enhance your safety on the road, such as the brake override system and steering responsive headlights. Come for a test drive to see how these innovative features work. Reserve your Forester at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA.

The 2024 Subaru BRZ is a reasonably priced sports car with zippy handling. This two-door sports car has three trim levels and an incredible powertrain that provides an exciting drive. It’s perfect for your next Sunday drive in Los Angeles. more 1. Thrilling Powertrain The 2024 BRZ promises thrilling and athletic performance with a 2.4-liter aluminum alloy four-cylinder engine with a direct fuel injection system. This powertrain provides a maximum output of 228 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. The standard transmission is a six-speed fully synchronized manual with an incline start assist feature to prevent rolling upon acceleration. The Limited trim has an optional six-speed automatic transmission. This powertrain pairs well with other mechanical features to optimize the handling of the BRZ. All three trims are equipped with a TORSEN limited-slip rear differential for exceptional cornering ability and traction. This stylish sports car also comes with vehicle stability control with a track mode that helps keep the vehicle on your intended path. 2. Comfortable Cabin The 2024 BRZ is outfitted with a comfortable and stylish cabin. This sports car has a six-way manually adjustable driver's seat and a four-way manually adjustable front passenger's seat to augment the recline, height, and other settings of the front seats. Heated front seats are standard for the Limited and tS trims. All models have a folding rear seat to maximize interior cargo space. All three models have a leather-wrapped three-spoke steering wheel with integrated controls for the audio, Bluetooth, and cruise control. The Premium and Limited trims have red accent stitching, while the tS model has blue accent stitching. Convenient welcome lighting is standard for all three trims. 3. Smart Infotainment The Premium and Limited trims have a seven-inch LCD screen to project the digital cluster on the dashboard, with special clusters to display the Tack, Sport, and Normal modes. The tS model has a similar LCD screen with stylish metallic red accents. An eight-inch STARLINK multimedia system is standard. This infotainment system supports SiriusXM satellite radio, SiriusXM Travel Link, and STARLINK cloud applications, as well as Bluetooth technology. The STARLINK multimedia system also has voice-activated controls for hands-free convenience, HD radio, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and two USB audio inputs. 4. EyeSight Features Subaru has several intelligent driver assistance features bundled into the standard EyeSight safety suite. Adaptive cruise control maintains an ideal following distance between your vehicle and the car ahead of you, even as the flow of traffic changes. The pre-collision braking system works by using sensors to detect potential collisions and automatically apply the brakes to prevent accidents. The 2024 BRZ is a spirited sports car brimming with performance potential, safety software, and stylish comfort features that is a great option for drivers in Southern California. Reserve your BRZ at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA.

As a Subaru driver, you want to keep your car in great condition so you can enjoy it for as long as possible. Subaru maintenance uses only expert technicians and Subaru-approved parts to give your vehicle the level of care and attention it deserves. As your Los Angeles Subaru dealer, we want to give you some examples of maintenance we can provide when you need it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ more Transmission Fluid Replacement Transmission fluid is as essential for your transmission as oil is for your engine. As the fluid moves through the transmission, it cools the hot components. Many transmission components depend on friction to work effectively, and the fluid covers them with a friction-resistant coating to protect them against wear damage. Transmission fluid also provides the essential hydraulic power that enables the gears to move. This fluid gradually degrades over time, and older transmission fluid becomes sluggish as it accumulates dirt and minute debris inside the transmission. Slower fluid is less effective, and it loses its heat-resistant properties. This can cause the fluid to overheat and burn. We drain the old fluid, then replace the transmission filter to allow the new fluid to move freely. Finally, we reseal the transmission and refill it with fresh fluid. Shocks and Struts These components give you a smooth ride as they cushion your vehicle against bumping and jostling if you drive over less than even terrain. This cushioning effect also helps to protect numerous components from moving and potentially suffering damage in the process. On average, your shocks and struts should be checked every 50,000 miles, although your Subaru manual will give the exact time for your model. You can easily feel problems with these components, as driving will seem bumpier than it should be. This applies even if you're driving on a regular road surface. If these components are worn or damaged, you'll also hear noises, fuel consumption will increase, and your tires will wear out faster. Depending on the situation, we'll examine your shocks and struts and either service or replace them. Tire Pressure Checks All your tires have a specific tire pressure. The correct pressure for the tires on your Subaru model is determined by its designers and engineers to supply the safest and most comfortable driving experience. Tire pressure can change naturally, as the pressure inside a tire will try to equalize with the external air pressure. Overinflated tires are more likely to suffer blowouts due to higher internal pressure, while underinflated tires will suffer more friction damage. We'll check the pressure in your tires and correct it if required. We'll also examine them for any signs of excessive wear or damage. If your tires are worn, we can replace them for you. Contact our service department today at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA to book your maintenance.

Do you know when it's time to take your vehicle to your Los Angeles Subaru dealer for a wheel alignment check? Many drivers are unaware of the importance of the correct alignment of their car's wheels, yet in fact, this routine maintenance task can be the key to smooth driving. Let's look more closely at your Subaru's wheels and find out what signs to look for that indicate an alignment check might be necessary. more When Should I Visit My Subaru Dealer for a Wheel Alignment Check? Most Subarus should be taken to have the alignment of their wheels checked after completing 5,000 to 10,000 miles, although you can find the recommendation for your specific model in your owner's manual. If you notice any signs of misaligned wheels, though, you should visit a mechanic straight away without waiting until your next recommended service interval. What Signs Should I Look For? The main sign of misaligned wheels is your vehicle pulling to either the right or left during driving, together with vibration of the steering wheel, particularly when driving at speed. You may also notice that your steering wheel always looks off-center, even if you're driving in a straight line, and your tires are wearing down unevenly, with the tread becoming more worn on one side or other of your vehicle. Why Do I Need My Wheels Aligned Correctly? Without correctly aligned wheels, your vehicle will be harder to steer and control on the road, and you'll experience driving fatigue after even moderate length journeys. As misaligned wheels cause uneven tire wear, you'll also need to replace your tires more frequently which, of course, will lead to you spending more money in the long run. Correctly aligned wheels will make your journeys more comfortable, with no shaking or vibrating, and you'll also benefit from improved performance and better fuel efficiency from your vehicle. Furthermore, your braking distance will be reduced, so you can be safer behind the wheel. Can I Check the Alignment of My Wheels Myself? You can certainly look for the signs of poorly aligned wheels yourself, but when it comes to the process of actually aligning them you'll need professional help as it's a job that requires expert knowledge and specialist equipment. That's why, as soon as you spot any potential signs of wheel misalignment, you should visit a mechanic to have your wheels checked and the alignment corrected if necessary. If you've noticed symptoms that suggest the alignment of your Subaru's wheels may need to be corrected, or if you're close to the recommended mileage for an alignment check to be carried out, call Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA. We'll check and correct your alignment for you so you can continue to enjoy a smooth, safe, and comfortable drive. A tire rotation might also be in order, so stop by our Subaru service center today!

If you are looking for a rugged, fuel-efficient, and affordable compact SUV that can tackle family trips and outdoor adventures in the Los Angeles area, you need to check out the 2024 Subaru Crosstrek. This SUV comes standard with 8.7 inches of ground clearance that jumps up to 9.3 inches when you choose a Wilderness model. Read on to learn more about the Crosstrek and why it's the perfect vehicle for your next trip on Holcomb Creek Road. more 1. Holcomb Creek Road 3N08 If you are looking for a moderately difficult off-road challenge to tackle with your Crosstrek, Holcomb Creek Road 3N08, not to be confused with Holcomb Creek Trail 3N93, might be the challenge you are looking for. This trail is just over a two-hour drive from the City of Industry and makes for the perfect weekend adventure. It includes light rock crawling, dirt roads, hill climbs, and incredible scenery that stretches across 4.5 miles. Pack up the family and test out the Crosstrek's incredible symmetrical all-wheel drive system on Holcomb Creek Road. Pop the vehicle into X-Mode, and the SUV will optimize its transmission ratio, engine output, and AWD engagement. This will enhance the Vehicle Dynamics Control to optimize your traction and reduce individual wheelspin, giving you maximum stability and control. 2. Industry Hills Golf Club Drop by Industry Hills Golf Club at 1 Industry Hills Parkway, and you can enjoy more than 650 acres of pristine landscaped ground. The club features two championship golf courses with breathtaking views. The Crosstrek seats up to five passengers and has 19.9 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row. This means you and your buddies can easily pack up for an incredible day at the golf course. The Base up to the Limited model of this SUV features a towing capacity of up to 1,500 pounds, with the Wilderness model capable of pulling up to 3,500 pounds. This means that depending on your model and trailer, you could even pull your golf cart to the club with you. Additionally, the dual-zone automatic climate control on this vehicle ensures that you and your passengers can cool down easily after a long day in the sun. 3. Surfs Up at Manhattan Beach If you are ready for the ultimate surfing experience, set up a lesson through One Wave Surf at Manhattan Beach. Manhattan Beach is an hour's drive from the City of Industry and is just a short jaunt away with the Crosstrek's incredible fuel economy. This SUV gets an EPA-estimated 34 mpg highway and 27 mpg in the city. If your family loves road trips and adventure, the '24 Subaru Crosstrek might be the perfect fit for you. Call us at Puente Hills Subaru in the City of Industry, CA to value your trade and ask about getting a KBB instant cash offer today.