What is your question?
The St. Cloud, MN Subaru dealership(#1) and the Brooklyn Park, MN (#2) dealership's 30,000 mile service are not the same price.
The #1 (where the vehicle was purchased) charges $65.00 less than #2. But #2 seems to include extras that aren't mentioned in my owner's manual. Check the drive lines, the fuel lines, cooling lines, the transmission and the front & rear differentials. (and the V belt...that might have been mentioned over the phone by both dealerships)
I am a single, senior woman on a limited budget. Other than refilling washer fluids, my auto mechanic skills are somewhat limited.
My car seems to be performing properly...no strange noises or obvious issues. Is it best to include/pay for the #2 "extras" to be safe, or should the general 30,000 service be adequate to maintain the warranty for my 2016 Outback 2.5L Limited w/ navigation & eyesight?
What makes this problem better or worse?
The maintenance differences are confusing
How long has your 2016 Subaru Outback had this problem?
I don't want to void any warranties
