abdul_hameed

I guess that's why i avoided it. I bought 4 new General studded tires immediately and got cheap tourings for the summer but they werent stock.

Did the shop not offer some sort of warranty? If you changed all the parts and it broke again i would be knocking at their door.

I have a 2010 Outback and i have never noticed the issue. It doesnt sound like subaru to let that happen tho

That happened to me too and the dealer told me it was probably a timing problem. They had my car for 2 days and 700$ later it comes out with a new throttle positioning sensor. Might be worth a try.