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Subaru WRX: Technical Specs, Engine Oil, Tires & Maintenance

Factory engineering reference for Subaru WRX (2014–present): Sedan, 268–310 hp (197–228 kW), AWD / 4WD, recommended SAE 0W-20 oil (5.2 L), and OEM tire sizes.

Subaru WRX — Quick Engineering Sheet
Production years2014–present
Power (hp / kW)268–310 hp (197–228 kW)
Recommended Engine OilSAE 0W-20 (alt: SAE 5W-30) · 5.2 L (5.5 qt)
Common OEM Tire Sizes195/65 R15 · 205/55 R16 · 2.2/2.2 bar (32/32 PSI)

Maintenance, Fluids & Tire Specifications

Recommended Engine Oil
SAE 0W-20 (alt: SAE 5W-30)
OEM / API / ACEA Spec
ILSAC GF-6A / API SP Resource Conserving
Oil Service Fill Capacity
5.2 L (5.5 US qt)
Service Interval
15000 km (9500 mi) / 12 months
Brake Fluid Spec
DOT 3 / DOT 4 (FMVSS 116)
Coolant Chemistry
P-OAT Long Life Coolant (50/50)
Common OEM Tire Sizes
195/65 R15 · 205/55 R16
Cold Tire Pressure (F / R)
2.2 / 2.2 bar (32 / 32 PSI)
Wheel Lug Nut Torque
110 Nm (81 lb-ft)

Dimensions, Powertrain & Performance

Production years
2014–present
Body style
Sedan (5 seats)
Powertrain & Fuel
Gasoline (Petrol) · Manual (MT), CVT · AWD / 4WD
Power (hp / kW)
268–310 hp (197–228 kW)
Dimensions (L × W × H)
4670 × 1825 × 1465 mm
Wheelbase & Clearance
2675 mm (clearance: 155 mm)
Trunk Volume & Curb Weight
450 L · 1400–1550 kg
Combined Consumption
– L/100 km (– US MPG) · Tank 55 L

Pre-Purchase Inspection & Diagnostics

Before buying a used Subaru WRX, verify the 17-character VIN stamping against door-jamb and windshield plates, scan all OBD-II readiness monitors (mode $01 / $06), and check for open safety recalls.

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