Lake Forest Park Subaru Repair

Few things are worse than sticky leather mixed with a hot summer day. Whether you're driving to the pool or heading home from work, cruising around in a cool car (and not sweating!) is the ideal situation...but how? Parking your car in the shade isn't always possible-so we've rounded up 5 simple tips to keep your car cool this summer. 5 Tips to Keep Your Parked Car Cool This Summer Inside your parked car, temperatures can rise quickly. Depending on the outside weather, indoor temperatures can reach up to 200 degrees-and your car's interior can start to feel like an EasyBake oven. Here are 5 tips to keep your parked car a little bit cooler this season. 1. Use a sunshade. When you can't find a shady place to park, a sunshade will always do the trick. Metallic windshield covers help to keep harmful rays out of your car-and, in turn, lowers temperatures. Easy to find online or at most car shops, sunshades make a great investment during the summers ... read more

Summer in Seattle can reach scorching temperatures, especially inside the car. Traveling or driving around town with pets? Be careful-your car could potentially get too hot to handle. How to Keep Your Dog Cool in the Car While taking your pets-especially your dogs-on long road trips or up the mountain for a quick hike can be a blast, you'll want to take measures to keep them cool and hydrated. Here's how to keep your dog cool in the car-no matter the destination! 1. Never, ever leave your dog unattended. Number one rule for wandering pet owners-never, ever leave your pet in a hot car alone. Even if the temperature outside is a breezy 75 degrees, the inside of your car will feel like a sauna to your dog. Even if you're parked in the shade, the heat inside can escalate very quickly and leave your dog panicked and overheated. When driving around with your dog, make sure you are taking them to places that are pet-friendly to avoid leaving them alone ... read more

Are you in the market for a new vehicle and wondering what car color to choose? When purchasing a new Subaru hatchback, sedan, or SUV, you'll want to consider color in your final decision. But, what are the best car colors to buy? We've got the answer. Why Does Car Color Matter? Choosing a car color can seem like a trivial thing. What's the difference in choosing a red Subaru over a silver one? Does it even matter? It does. If you're hoping to resell your Subaru at any point or trade it in for a decent price, you'll want to choose a popular color. While resale value can vary by location, make, and model, car color can also make a difference. A popular color will make your car more attractive to potential buyers down the road. According to Kelley Blue Book (KBB), today's most popular car color tends to remain in demand for at least five years-so you don't have to worry about selling tomorrow! Best Car Colors for Sedans & Hatch ... read more

Looking for a great city trail to hike in Seattle this weekend? Look no further. Here are 7 of our favorite city trails in Seattle. Along Duamish River Trail by Robert Ashworth is licensed under CC BY 2.0 Green River Trail Approximately 19 miles long | Looking for the perfect long hike near the Green River? The Green River Trail runs along the banks of the Duwamish and Green Rivers. You can enjoy about a 19 mile jog crossing over the rivers along the way. As one of the region's longest contiguous trails, it's certainly a pop ... read more

Do your brakes squeal, grind, or grab? Are you experiencing jerky stops? Is your warning light flashing? It might just be time for a brake system inspection. At Suburb Service, we our customer's safety is a top priority-and, while not the most glamorous car part, brakes are an important part of any working vehicle. Here's our philosophy on brake replacement. When Should You Change Your Brakes? For the most part, you can't see your brake system-so it's not always top of mind. Unless a warning light is flashing, you might be inclined to forget your brakes together. But, how often should you change your brakes? And, what do we mean when we say brakes...don't they come in a few parts? They do-brake pads and rotors-and here's when you should change each. When You Should Change Your Brakes On average, brake pads need to be replaced ever 40,000 to 60,000 miles depending on the following conditions. Driving habits Is your Subaru often used by ... read more