2012 Subaru Impreza Wheels Problems

“In a crime ridden neighborhood I had a flat tire which I was unable to change. This was due to my Subaru labeled and packaged mcgard wheel key which cracked and became unusable. Tire sales and repair facility summoned for assistance reports they have a bucket full of this brand of wheel lock keys which cracked and became unusable. After my first mcgard wheel lock key cracked, mcgard sent me a free wheel lock key and said the original cracked, because someone used excessive air-wrench torque to remove lug nuts. …”

“Unable to change flat tire. The wheel-nut or lug-nut torque required by Subaru is 89ft lbs. This torque was the torque on my wheel-nuts, as verified twice by a new-tire sales facility. With Subaru's 11 1/2 wrench, most women and many men (myself included) cannot loosen these nuts. My weightlifting neighbor could not believe he could not loosen the lug-nuts with the supplied wrench. They are that tight! The owner's manual cautions not to stand on the wrench. This condition can leave someone stranded, perhaps in a dangerous area, or under dangerous conditions. …”

“Leased from bizzaros the car was inspected with a broken seat belt there's recalls the car keeps eating bearings and hubs the car is simply not safe and bizzaros told me nothingness is wrong with it the power train brakes and rotors and tires were filled to 69psi when got it”

“Having trouble ignition turning over I have taken back to dealer several times always told my car was fine this car has recalls I wasn't aware I had to replace tire & sensor wasn't working was told it was climate related when I brought it in......this is my second Subaru ..I'm very disappointed w this car.....now my ABS,check engine, an tire gauges are blinking when I was parking I just took it to dealer a week ago....I was told everything was fine.”