Hello and happy to say I pick up my new to me 3 year old Outback next week. Have done a fair bit of research since we decided to buy it. At the moment considering the benefits of putting all season tyres on it and advice on the best options would be great. We live in Scotland and had several 4X4 over the years but the outback will be our first car with 4 wheel drive. Thanks Dave

Hi all, I have a 2016 XV, it has full electric assisted steering. It turns fine to right but is heavy when trying to turn to the left. It was also burning the traction control light. I had a track rod end replaced but got the steering realigned. I also fitted a new 12 volt battery as I knew that lower voltage can cause issues. Its still showing the traction control light. Any help please.

Car has MOT to November, but has been unused for 6 months since body damage. Cosmetically Challenged! (rear hatch damage ( replacement hatch with glass available) front bumper & rear bumper & osf wing all have damage But nothing structural Everything on the car works twin roof, heated seats Auto box, All bells & whistles as this is a run out special edition 2.5  EX. Was my daily driver for 3 years, good service history including belts, good all season tyres. Cluttering up m

Twice now the light has come on after reversing the car out of the garage and shutting down then restarting. Last time it went off after a few miles and a few starts, but it's very frustrating. The oil level is about 2/3rds the way up the dipstick and it's a 3.6 engine.  Any thoughts on why it might happen?

Has anyone experienced having the brakes judder viciously after having washed the wheels with a hose pipe and sponge??? It went away after a while but it was very disconcerting