Services

Timing Belt Replacement

Our service technicians will examine your timing belt and belt tensioner, and if any signs of damage are visible, we will make recommendations for removing the worn belts and installing new belts and components.

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When You May Need A Timing Belt Replacement

When it comes to fitting in everything you love to do, timing is key. The same is true of your engine. Making sure your timing belt or belt tensioner is working properly and in good condition can help prevent costly repairs down the line. If you believe your timing belt may need changed, stop in and let one of our service technicians check your belts for wear or damage.

4 Bad Timing Belt Symptoms:
  • Ticking sounds coming from the engine
  • Engine won’t turn over
  • Oil is leaking beneath the motor
  • The engine misfires, with a “thumping” feel to it
COMMON TIMING BELT QUESTIONS

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Our service technicians will carefully examine both your timing belt and belt tensioner to look for signs of wear or damage. If a bad timing belt or belt tensioner is discovered, we’ll recommend whether it’s time for a replacement and let you decide whether a change is right for you and your vehicle. A timing belt replacement service includes:

  • Replacement of all worn belts as needed
  • Adjusting the fit of any newly installed belts and their related components
  • If you’re interested in our timing belt replacement cost, make an appointment today for an inspection.

Your timing belt is crucial to your engine by helping to open and close your engine’s valves.

A broken or worn-out belt can render your vehicle inoperable. Replacing belts at the first sign of wear helps avoid unexpected breakdowns, so both you and your car can stay on the go.

Because belts are a critical part of your engine, they generally need to be replaced every 30,000 - 60,000 miles (50,000 km - 100,000 km).