I’ve have Continental DWS06 Plus’s on my WRX for 3.5 years and haven’t slid in the snow once. I live in Western Pa and get about 27-35 inches of snow a year.
Pros: no sliding in snow
Vehicle:
Subaru
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I've been running the NGK since I'm pretty sure they are the OE manufacturer. Subaru is charging crack prices for those coils.
Pros: OE manufacturer
Cons: expensive
Vehicle:
Subaru
I live in Alabama, recently bought a set of Pirelli Scorpion All-Season Plus 3 tires. I love them, they are quiet, ride and handle really well, and are very good in the rain. They are above average in the snow, so if you don’t get a lot of snow I would highly recommend them. They are cheaper then some the competition but a very good tire.
Pros: quiet, handle really well
Vehicle:
Subaru Forester
Use quality oil and filters, changing them often. To this end, oil pickup and baffle are sound upgrades.
Pros: sound upgrades
Vehicle:
Subaru
The metal casing that surrounds the wire is actually the ground. Subaru unfortunately does not sell or replacement part for this. The easiest and complete fix is to go to the junkyard find one with that wire complete pull it out from the base and replace it.
Pros: easiest and complete fix
Cons: Subaru no replacement part
Vehicle:
Subaru
I have a set on my 2500 and a set on the Subaru ascent. Good tires and wearing great
Pros: good tires, wearing great
Vehicle:
Subaru
I just put them on my Forester and am now struggling to maintain 30mpg whilst before I was sitting between 34 - 36 depending on how many red lights I caught that week. I kind of wish I had gone with the Defender 2 series or another touring tire personally as I already have Blizzak WS90s on my Wrx STi that I can use for heavy snow
Pros: good for heavy snow
Cons: struggling to maintain mpg
Vehicle:
Subaru Forester
I recently replaced all the brake pads on my 2020 brz performance package, and it now squeals way more than before and has a noticeable clunk when pressing the brake pedal especially after reversing. I got Bosch Ceramic QuietCast pads from Rockauto, used ceramic lubricant on the back of the pads and all contact surfaces, and silicone lubricant on the pins. Once I apply a good amount of pressure to the brakes, they're very quiet for awhile but eventually start squealing again. Also I did do the bedding process and it didn't change anything, plus that wouldn't stop the clunking.
Pros: quiet under pressure (initially)
Cons: squeals, clunking noise
Vehicle:
Subaru BRZ
i drive a 13 outback and the headlights are fucking PITIFUL. i drive with my brights on at night and i have never once been flashed
Cons: pitiful performance
Vehicle:
Subaru Outback
the CVT transmissions are fragile and don’t last much over 100k.
Cons: fragile, short lifespan
Vehicle:
Subaru
Mileage: 100000 km
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