FAST ENGINE BELT REPLACEMENT SERVICE

With any engine belt replacement, we inspect all other belts and hoses under the hood while your vehicle is in the shop. This way you can drive off assured knowing everything is in proper working order.

When you bring your vehicle in for a serpentine belt replacement, we also conduct a thorough inspection of all other belts and hoses. You’ll drive away knowing your entire engine belt system is in optimal condition.

Complete Belt Replacement for Cars, Trucks, and SUVs, including:

• Serpentine Belt: Powers multiple components, such as the alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioning compressor.

• Timing Belt: Keeps the engine’s valves in sync with the crankshaft. Regular replacement is crucial to avoid engine damage.

• V-Belt: Found in older models, powering engine accessories.

• Accessory Belt: Drives the engine's accessories in specific older vehicle models.

• Drive Belt: Connects the engine to the transmission for seamless operation.

• Power Steering Belt: Ensures the power steering pump functions properly to maintain easy steering.

Serpentine Belt Replacement Service

A worn serpentine belt can cause various engine issues, from power steering failure to overheating. Our professionals use high-quality parts to replace your serpentine belt, ensuring reliable performance for your vehicle.

When Should You Replace Your Serpentine Belt?

Manufacturers generally recommend replacement every 60,000–100,000 kilometers, but always check your vehicle's manual for specifics. Look out for these warning signs:

• Squeaking or Chirping Noise: Caused by slipping or a worn-out belt.

• Cracks or Fraying: Visible wear and tear on the belt itself.

• Vibrations: If the belt is loose, it can cause engine vibrations.

• Power Steering or AC Issues: A damaged belt may affect the functioning of the power steering or air conditioning system.

• Warning Light: If the dashboard alerts you to belt issues, have it inspected right away.

Timing Belt Replacement Overview

The timing belt plays a critical role in synchronizing the engine’s valves and pistons. If not replaced at the recommended intervals, a broken timing belt can cause severe engine damage.

Recommended Replacement Interval: Generally, every 60,000 to 100,000 kilometers. Check your vehicle’s manual or consult a mechanic to determine the best schedule for your car.

Warning Signs Your Timing Belt Needs Replacement:

• Engine Misfires: A worn-out belt may cause valve and piston synchronization issues.

• Ticking Noise: A sign of wear in the timing belt.

• Engine Won't Start: If the timing belt breaks, the engine will fail to start.

• Oil Leaks: Loose or worn belts can cause leaks, leading to oil pressure issues.

• Vibrations: Worn timing belts may cause noticeable engine vibrations.

V-Belt, Accessory Belt & Drive Belt Replacement

V-belts, accessory belts, and drive belts are crucial to the vehicle's overall function. Over time, they can become damaged, leading to failure of components like the alternator, power steering pump, or air conditioning.

Warning Signs:

• Squealing or Chirping: A common sound from a loose or worn belt.

• Difficulty Steering: A failing power steering belt can make steering harder.

• Battery Warning Light: An alternator belt failure can trigger this warning light.

• Overheating Engine: If the water pump belt breaks, the engine will overheat.