Belts & Hoses

Typically every 60,000-100,000 miles, but every vehicle has its own personality. Your owner's manual has the specifics, or we can take a look and give you an honest assessment during your next service.

Nothing good, unfortunately! Depending on the belt, you could face an overheating engine, dead battery, or loss of power steering. Regular inspections help catch worn belts before they leave you stranded.

Our technicians are specifically trained to detect early warning signs of wear that aren't always visible to the untrained eye. We thoroughly check for cracks, fraying, soft spots, and proper tension during every service visit.

Your serpentine belt powers accessories like the alternator and AC, while the timing belt keeps your engine's critical components in perfect sync. Both are essential, but timing belt failure can cause significant engine damage – so staying on top of replacement intervals is crucial.

Yes! Listen for squealing noises, watch for visible wear, and pay attention if your temperature gauge starts climbing. These are your car's way of asking for help before a bigger problem develops.