Subaru customer service can assist with vehicle questions, retailer complaints, warranty repairs, recalls, parts delays, Roadside Assistance, MySubaru Connected Services, SubaruConnect, Certified Pre-Owned coverage, and unresolved ownership concerns. Subaru Motors Finance separately handles eligible loans, leases, payments, payoff requests, titles, and finance-account questions.
How to Contact Subaru Customer Service
Subaru Customer Service Hours
Subaru Customer Advocacy currently lists the following hours:
- Monday–Thursday: 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Eastern Time
- Friday: 10:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time
- Saturday: 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time
- Sunday: Closed
Subaru Roadside Assistance is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
SubaruConnect live-agent assistance is also listed as available 24/7. Recall, finance, retailer, MySubaru, Wi-Fi, warranty, and other specialized departments may have separate operating hours.
Subaru’s online Email Us experience may occasionally be unavailable while the company updates its support platform. Call Customer Advocacy when the online form is unavailable or the issue requires prompt attention.
Subaru Corporate Address and Main Number
Subaru of America, Inc.
One Subaru Drive
Camden, NJ 08103
Subaru of America corporate switchboard: 1-856-488-8500
The Camden headquarters and corporate switchboard are not substitutes for Customer Advocacy, Roadside Assistance, Subaru Motors Finance, MySubaru support, or a local Subaru retailer.
The headquarters is not a retailer, repair shop, parts counter, towing destination, finance-payment center, vehicle-return location, or guaranteed walk-in complaint office.
Use the address or submission procedure specified in the applicable warranty booklet, finance agreement, recall notice, BBB AUTO LINE instructions, or legal document for payments, claims, formal notices, and time-sensitive correspondence.
Which Subaru Support Route Should You Use?
- General vehicle, warranty, retailer, or ownership question: Call 1-800-782-2783.
- Breakdown, tow, dead battery, flat tire, lockout, or fuel need: Call 1-800-261-2155.
- Recall or service-campaign question: Call 1-844-373-6614.
- MySubaru subscription or stolen-vehicle support: Call 1-855-753-2495.
- MySubaru mobile-app problem: Call 1-800-782-2783.
- SubaruConnect subscription or stolen-vehicle support: Call 1-866-384-3574.
- AT&T vehicle Wi-Fi problem: Call 1-866-595-1625.
- Subaru Motors Finance loan: Call 1-800-662-3325.
- Subaru Motors Finance lease or leased-vehicle purchase: Call 1-800-644-1941.
- Retailer sales or trade-in complaint: Contact the sales manager or retailer general manager.
- Repair, service, or warranty complaint: Contact the service manager, then open a Subaru Customer Advocacy case if the concern remains unresolved.
- Potentially eligible warranty dispute: Review Subaru’s state-specific BBB AUTO LINE participation.
- Suspected vehicle safety defect: Contact Subaru and consider reporting it to NHTSA.
What to Have Ready Before Contacting Subaru
- Vehicle identification number, or VIN
- Subaru model, model year, trim, engine, powertrain, and mileage
- Purchase or lease date
- Selling and servicing Subaru retailer
- Repair-order and invoice numbers
- Dates and mileage for each repair attempt
- Dashboard warnings, diagnostic codes, photographs, videos, or app screenshots
- Warranty, recall, Added Security, CPO, roadside, or Subaru case number
- MySubaru or SubaruConnect account email when applicable
- Finance-account number when contacting Subaru Motors Finance
- A concise timeline of the issue
- The specific resolution being requested
Provide the complete VIN only through a secure official Subaru, retailer, finance, roadside, arbitration, insurer, or government channel. Do not publish it in a public review.
How to File a Subaru Complaint
Step 1: Contact the Department Closest to the Problem
- Contact the sales manager for a purchase, order, pricing, deposit, trade-in, or advertising complaint.
- Contact the finance manager for retailer-arranged financing, optional products, or sales-contract questions.
- Contact the service manager for diagnosis, repairs, maintenance, recall, or warranty concerns.
- Contact the parts manager for an incorrect, damaged, unavailable, or backordered part.
- Contact the retailer general manager when the department manager cannot resolve the issue.
Step 2: Open a Subaru Customer Advocacy Case
Call 1-800-782-2783 and ask that a formal Customer Advocacy case be opened.
Provide:
- The VIN and current mileage
- The retailer’s complete name and location
- Purchase, service, and repair dates
- Repair orders, invoices, estimates, photographs, and warranty documents
- A factual timeline of previous contacts
- The specific resolution requested
Record the Subaru case number, representative information, expected follow-up date, and documents requested.
Step 3: Request Further Review
If the initial response does not resolve the documented concern, ask whether the case can be reviewed by a supervisor, Customer Advocacy specialist, technical specialist, warranty team, regional representative, or retailer-support group.
Ask for important warranty, reimbursement, goodwill, rental, repair, or parts decisions in writing whenever possible.
Step 4: Review BBB AUTO LINE Eligibility
Subaru currently participates in BBB AUTO LINE on a state-by-state basis rather than throughout the entire United States.
Current participating states include:
- Arkansas
- California
- Illinois
- Kentucky
- Minnesota
- New Jersey
- Ohio
- Oregon
- Wisconsin
Eligibility depends on the state, vehicle, warranty, problem, age, mileage, ownership, repair history, and program requirements. Filing a claim does not guarantee repair, replacement, repurchase, reimbursement, arbitration, or another remedy.
How to Complain About a Subaru Retailer
Authorized Subaru retailers generally handle:
- New and used vehicle sales
- Trade-ins, deposits, pricing, and delivery
- Retailer financing paperwork
- Vehicle diagnosis and repairs
- Warranty submissions
- Recall and service-campaign repairs
- Parts orders
- Rental or loaner arrangements
- Certified Pre-Owned inspections and sales
- Retailer-specific fees and communication
For an unresolved retailer concern:
- Ask for the manager of the department involved.
- Request the diagnosis, estimate, warranty decision, or order status in writing.
- Keep every purchase document, repair order, invoice, advertisement, photograph, and message.
- Contact the retailer general manager if the department manager cannot resolve the concern.
- Call Subaru Customer Advocacy and request a case number.
- Provide the retailer name, dates, mileage, supporting documents, and requested resolution.
Subaru retailers are independently operated businesses. Subaru may document a complaint, review warranty information, contact the retailer, or provide escalation support, but it does not directly manage every retailer employee, transaction, system, or local decision.
Subaru New Vehicle Warranty Coverage
Subaru’s current general warranty periods include:
- New Car Limited Warranty: 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever occurs first
- Powertrain Limited Warranty: 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever occurs first
- Wear Item Limited Warranty: 3 years or 36,000 miles for listed covered items
- Rust Perforation Limited Warranty: 5 years with unlimited mileage
- Applicable hybrid-system warranty: 8 years or 100,000 miles
- Applicable battery-electric battery and electric-drive-unit warranty: 8 years or 100,000 miles
Wear-item coverage may include listed components such as brake pads, wiper blades, clutch linings, and transmitter batteries. Coverage varies by model and model year.
The warranty booklet supplied with the exact vehicle controls. Coverage may vary by model year, component, powertrain, state, emissions classification, original in-service date, mileage, ownership history, and vehicle use.
What a Subaru Warranty May Not Cover
- Routine maintenance
- Normal wear outside Subaru’s listed wear-item coverage
- Tires covered by their manufacturer
- Collision or environmental damage
- Improper maintenance
- Improper or unauthorized repairs
- Vehicle abuse, misuse, racing, or overloading
- Unauthorized modifications or tuning
- Damage caused by aftermarket equipment
- Incorrect fuel or contaminated fluids
- Repairs after the applicable warranty expires
Ask the retailer to identify the diagnosis and exact warranty provision supporting an approval or denial.
Repeated Subaru Repairs and Warranty Disputes
When a vehicle problem continues after one or more repair attempts:
- Return to an authorized Subaru retailer when the vehicle can be operated safely.
- Make sure every symptom is recorded accurately on the repair order.
- Keep repair orders even when the retailer cannot reproduce the problem.
- Record dates, mileage, warning messages, diagnostic codes, and days out of service.
- Save photographs, videos, inspection reports, and communications.
- Ask the service manager for the diagnosis and next repair plan.
- Open or update a Subaru Customer Advocacy case.
- Ask whether a regional or technical review is available.
- Request the warranty decision in writing.
- Review BBB AUTO LINE and applicable state consumer remedies if the concern remains unresolved.
Lemon-law and warranty-dispute requirements vary by state. CustomerServiceNumbers.com cannot determine whether a vehicle qualifies for replacement, repurchase, arbitration, reimbursement, damages, or another legal remedy.
Subaru Recall and Safety Help
Use Subaru’s official recall tool and enter the complete 17-character VIN.
The Recall Hotline currently lists Monday–Friday hours of 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
Recall repairs specifically identified in an active safety recall are generally completed without charge through an authorized Subaru retailer.
Problems Scheduling a Subaru Recall
- Confirm that the VIN shows an open recall.
- Ask whether the required part, software, or repair procedure is available.
- Ask whether another authorized Subaru retailer can complete the repair sooner.
- Ask whether an interim safety instruction or do-not-drive notice applies.
- Keep the recall notice and appointment records.
- Open a Subaru Customer Advocacy case if the delay remains unresolved.
Reporting a Suspected Vehicle Safety Defect
Contact Subaru and consider filing a report with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration when a problem may affect vehicle safety.
Stop driving and contact emergency or roadside services when the vehicle appears unsafe to operate.
Subaru Roadside Assistance
Call 1-800-261-2155 for Subaru Roadside Assistance.
Response specialists are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Subaru Roadside Assistance is included during the three-year/36,000-mile Subaru Limited Warranty. Subaru states that the benefit has been standard on model-year 2000-and-newer Subaru vehicles.
Included Subaru Roadside Services
- Towing to the nearest authorized Subaru retailer when the vehicle cannot be safely driven
- Battery jump-start assistance
- Gasoline delivery
- Flat-tire changes using the vehicle’s usable spare
- Emergency vehicle-lockout service
- Subaru retailer-location assistance in the United States and Canada
Roadside Assistance Exclusions
Subaru identifies service requests resulting from the following as excluded from standard factory Roadside Assistance:
- Accidents
- Vandalism
- Acts of God or natural events
- Violations of law
- Vehicle modifications not recommended by Subaru
An excluded event may still allow customer-paid towing or assistance through an insurer, membership plan, independent provider, or other program.
What to Have Ready for Roadside Assistance
- Your name
- A safe callback number
- The complete VIN
- Vehicle model, model year, color, and license plate
- The vehicle’s exact location
- Road, direction, exit, mile marker, cross street, or landmark
- A description of the problem
- Whether the location is unsafe
- Whether the vehicle has a usable spare tire
- The preferred Subaru retailer when towing may be required
What to Do If Roadside Assistance Does Not Arrive
- Call 1-800-261-2155 again.
- Provide the existing roadside case number.
- Ask whether the assigned provider accepted the request.
- Confirm the callback number and location supplied to the provider.
- Request the provider’s name and updated estimated arrival time.
- Ask for reassignment when the provider cannot respond.
- Tell the advisor again if the vehicle is in an unsafe location.
- Keep call times, messages, receipts, photographs, and towing records.
Call police, highway patrol, or emergency services when the disabled vehicle creates a traffic hazard or occupants cannot remain safely at the location.
Extending Subaru Roadside Assistance
Subaru offers paid Roadside Assistance extensions and coverage options for some used vehicles. Call 1-800-261-2155 for current eligibility, pricing, benefits, and exclusions.
Can You Arrange Your Own Tow?
Call Subaru Roadside Assistance before hiring a towing company whenever official dispatch is available. Self-arranged service does not guarantee reimbursement.
If immediate circumstances require an independent provider:
- Use a properly licensed and insured towing company.
- Confirm that its equipment is appropriate for the Subaru.
- Obtain an original itemized receipt.
- Keep proof of payment.
- Record the pickup and destination locations.
- Record the towing mileage.
- Document why official dispatch could not be used.
- Contact Subaru promptly for current reimbursement instructions.
MySubaru Connected Services and Mobile-App Support
Depending on the vehicle, model year, equipment, enrollment, cellular service, trial, and subscription, MySubaru may provide:
- Remote engine start and climate control
- Remote lock and unlock
- Vehicle location
- Vehicle-health information
- Roadside Assistance requests
- Automatic Collision Notification
- SOS Emergency Assistance
- Stolen Vehicle Recovery
- Stolen Vehicle Immobilizer
- Service scheduling
- Diagnostic and maintenance alerts
MySubaru Connected Services plans and names vary by model year. Vehicles from 2025 and earlier may use Safety, Security, and Concierge plans, while newer vehicles may use Companion or Companion+ plans.
MySubaru Stolen Vehicle Support
If a Subaru is stolen:
- Contact police immediately.
- File a police report.
- Call MySubaru Customer Care at 1-855-753-2495.
- Provide the police-report information requested.
- Allow Subaru and law enforcement to coordinate available vehicle-location or immobilization features.
Do not attempt to locate or recover a stolen vehicle personally.
SubaruConnect Support
Some Subaru vehicles use SubaruConnect rather than the MySubaru Connected Services platform.
SubaruConnect live-agent assistance is available 24/7 for subscription and connected-service questions.
For a stolen vehicle, file a police report before contacting SubaruConnect Customer Care. The support agent works with police using available GPS information.
Check the vehicle’s app, owner’s manual, connected-service agreement, or retailer information to determine whether it uses MySubaru or SubaruConnect.
Subaru Motors Finance
Subaru Motors Finance is operated through JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Subaru Motors Finance can assist with:
- Loan and lease payments
- Automatic payments
- Account access
- Statements and payment history
- Payoff quotes
- Titles and lien releases
- Lease extensions
- Lease maturity
- Purchasing a leased vehicle
- Vehicle return
- Excess mileage or wear questions
Finance Support Versus Vehicle Customer Service
Subaru Customer Advocacy generally does not control account balances, payment posting, credit reporting, payoff quotes, title release, or lease-end billing.
Subaru Motors Finance generally does not decide vehicle warranty claims, retailer service complaints, recalls, Roadside Assistance cases, or mechanical diagnoses.
Subaru Certified Pre-Owned Coverage
A qualifying Subaru Certified Pre-Owned vehicle currently includes:
- A 152-point safety inspection
- A factory-backed seven-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty
- A $0 deductible on the standard CPO powertrain coverage
- 24/7 Roadside Assistance
- A vehicle-history report
- Optional Classic and Gold Plus coverage upgrades
The seven-year/100,000-mile term is generally measured from the vehicle’s original warranty start date rather than providing seven additional years from the CPO purchase date.
Before purchasing, confirm:
- The original in-service date
- The current mileage
- The exact warranty expiration
- Covered powertrain components
- Roadside Assistance eligibility
- Whether Classic or Gold Plus coverage was purchased
- Transferability
- Maintenance and claim requirements
Review Subaru Certified Pre-Owned benefits.
Subaru Added Security Plans
Subaru Added Security is an optional service agreement rather than the original New Car Limited Warranty.
Available plan terms may include coverage extending as long as:
- Eight years or 120,000 miles
- Ten years or 100,000 miles
Classic Plan
Classic coverage includes many major mechanical and electrical systems and may include towing and rental reimbursement for covered repairs.
Gold Plus Plan
Gold Plus expands the listed coverage and may include:
- Additional mechanical and electrical components
- Towing reimbursement
- Rental-car reimbursement
- Limited trip-interruption benefits
- Hotel and meal reimbursement after a qualifying covered breakdown
- Retailer-location and travel assistance
The signed agreement controls the coverage term, mileage, deductible, exclusions, prior authorization, transferability, cancellation, towing, rental, and trip-interruption limits.
Review Subaru Added Security plans.
Subaru Hybrid and Electric-Vehicle Support
Applicable Subaru hybrid systems generally receive eight years or 100,000 miles of coverage for listed hybrid components.
Applicable battery-electric vehicles generally receive eight years or 100,000 miles of high-voltage battery and electric-drive-unit coverage. Vehicle-specific battery-capacity provisions may apply.
For a hybrid or electric-vehicle concern, document:
- Displayed charge or fuel level
- Electric range
- Dashboard and app warnings
- Charging-station or home-charger information
- Recent charging history
- Software-update status
- Outside temperature and operating conditions
- Retailer diagnostic results
Contact emergency services when a high-voltage vehicle is involved in a fire, severe collision, flooding, visible battery damage, smoke, or another immediate hazard.
Subaru Parts Backorders and Repair Delays
For an unavailable part or delayed repair:
- Ask the retailer for the exact part name and number.
- Ask whether the part has been ordered.
- Ask whether it is nationally backordered or unavailable only at that retailer.
- Ask whether another authorized Subaru retailer has inventory.
- Request an updated estimated arrival date without treating it as guaranteed.
- Ask whether the vehicle is safe to drive.
- Ask whether warranty rental, towing, or another assistance benefit applies.
- Keep every repair order and communication.
- Open a Subaru Customer Advocacy case when the delay remains unresolved.
Subaru may document and review a delay, but parts production, distribution, shipping, retailer scheduling, diagnosis, and warranty authorization may involve separate organizations.
Subaru Accident and Collision Support
A collision concern can involve emergency services, police, the automobile insurer, a towing provider, collision center, Subaru retailer, and Subaru.
After an accident:
- Call emergency services when anyone is injured or the scene is unsafe.
- Follow police instructions.
- Contact the automobile insurer.
- Arrange appropriate towing when the vehicle cannot be driven.
- Photograph the vehicles and scene when safe.
- Keep police, towing, storage, repair, and insurance records.
- Ask whether a Subaru Certified Collision Center is available.
Standard Subaru Roadside Assistance excludes service requests resulting from accidents. Do not assume the New Car Limited Warranty or Roadside Assistance pays for collision repairs, insurance deductibles, impound charges, storage, rental transportation, property damage, or accident-related towing.
Find a Subaru Certified Collision Center.
Subaru Customer Service Scam Warning
Fraudsters may impersonate Subaru, Subaru Motors Finance, Chase, a Subaru retailer, MySubaru, SubaruConnect, a warranty administrator, recall department, or Roadside Assistance provider.
- Verify telephone numbers through Subaru.com, MySubaru, Subaru Motors Finance, or official documents.
- Do not provide passwords or one-time verification codes to an unsolicited caller.
- Do not pay using gift cards or cryptocurrency.
- Do not give an unsolicited caller remote access to a telephone or computer.
- Verify unexpected warranty, recall, finance, refund, title, theft, and towing messages.
- Confirm an assigned towing provider through the official roadside case.
- Do not publish the complete VIN or precise vehicle location.
Subaru Company, Parent, and Leadership Information
Subaru of America, Inc. distributes and supports Subaru vehicles in the United States and is a subsidiary of Subaru Corporation.
- U.S. company: Subaru of America, Inc.
- Global parent: Subaru Corporation
- Subaru of America Chairman and CEO: Yoichi Hori
- Subaru of America President and COO: Jeffrey Walters
- Subaru Corporation President and CEO: Atsushi Osaki
Subaru of America headquarters:
One Subaru Drive
Camden, NJ 08103
Subaru Corporation global headquarters:
Ebisu Subaru Building
1-20-8 Ebisu
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8554
Japan
The Camden and Tokyo headquarters are not Subaru retailers, repair facilities, towing destinations, parts counters, finance-payment locations, or guaranteed walk-in complaint offices.
For corporate-office and headquarters information, see the exact Subaru corporate office and headquarters page.
Subaru Customer Service Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Subaru customer-service phone number?
Call Subaru Customer Advocacy at 1-800-SUBARU3 or 1-800-782-2783.
What are Subaru customer-service hours?
Subaru lists Monday–Thursday hours of 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m., Friday hours of 10:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m., and Saturday hours of 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Sunday is closed.
Does Subaru provide email support?
Subaru provides an official Email Us or online-contact route, although the form may occasionally be unavailable while Subaru updates its support platform. Telephone support remains available during Customer Advocacy hours.
How do I file a complaint with Subaru?
Begin with the appropriate retailer manager when the issue is retailer-controlled. If the matter remains unresolved, call 1-800-782-2783 and request a Subaru Customer Advocacy case number.
How do I complain about a Subaru retailer?
Contact the sales manager, service manager, parts manager, finance manager, or general manager. Keep all documents and provide the retailer name, dates, mileage, and requested resolution when escalating to Subaru.
What is the Subaru Roadside Assistance number?
Call 1-800-261-2155. Roadside Assistance is available 24/7/365.
How long is Subaru Roadside Assistance included?
Factory Roadside Assistance is included during the three-year/36,000-mile Subaru Limited Warranty, whichever occurs first.
What does Subaru Roadside Assistance include?
Published services include towing to the nearest authorized Subaru retailer, battery jump-starts, gasoline delivery, spare-tire installation, emergency lockout assistance, and retailer-location support.
Does Subaru Roadside Assistance cover accidents?
Subaru’s standard factory program lists accident-related service requests as excluded. Contact the automobile insurer, police, emergency services, or an appropriate towing provider when an accident occurs.
What is the Subaru Recall Hotline?
Call 1-844-373-6614 for recall-related questions.
How long is Subaru’s new-car warranty?
The New Car Limited Warranty generally lasts three years or 36,000 miles, whichever occurs first.
How long is Subaru’s powertrain warranty?
The Powertrain Limited Warranty generally lasts five years or 60,000 miles, whichever occurs first.
Does Subaru cover brake pads and wiper blades?
Subaru’s Wear Item Limited Warranty lists certain items such as brake pads, wiper blades, clutch linings, and transmitter batteries for three years or 36,000 miles, subject to the vehicle-specific warranty.
What is Subaru Certified Pre-Owned warranty coverage?
A qualifying CPO Subaru includes a seven-year/100,000-mile factory-backed powertrain warranty measured from the original warranty start date, a $0 standard deductible, a 152-point inspection, and Roadside Assistance.
What is Subaru Added Security?
Subaru Added Security is an optional service agreement that may extend eligible repair coverage and provide towing, rental, or trip-interruption benefits according to the signed plan.
What is the MySubaru Customer Care number?
Call 1-855-753-2495 for MySubaru Connected Services subscriptions, activation, and Stolen Vehicle Recovery.
What is the SubaruConnect number?
Call 1-866-384-3574 for SubaruConnect support.
What is the Subaru Motors Finance phone number?
Call 1-800-662-3325 for finance-agreement questions or 1-800-644-1941 for lease and leased-vehicle purchase questions.
Does Subaru participate in BBB AUTO LINE?
Subaru currently participates on a state-by-state basis. Eligibility is limited to specified states and depends on the vehicle, warranty concern, age, mileage, ownership, and repair history.
Where is Subaru of America headquartered?
Subaru of America is headquartered at One Subaru Drive, Camden, New Jersey 08103.
Who owns Subaru of America?
Subaru of America, Inc. is a subsidiary of Subaru Corporation.
Who leads Subaru of America?
Yoichi Hori is Chairman and CEO, and Jeffrey Walters is President and COO of Subaru of America.
Subaru Customer Service Reviews and Complaints
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- MySubaru or SubaruConnect
- EyeSight or infotainment support
- Subaru Motors Finance
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- Added Security
- Hybrid or electric-vehicle support
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Page Update Note
This Subaru customer-service page was updated on July 30, 2026. The update corrected Customer Advocacy hours and added the current Roadside Assistance, recall, connected-service, finance, warranty, Certified Pre-Owned, Added Security, corporate, leadership, complaint, and review information.
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