When Should
I Replace My Timing Belt?
Most modern
vehicles have a belt that can last up to 100,000 miles, but some others it
might be closer to 60,000 miles depending on your driving habits. A timing
belt's decline is gradual and often there's not a clear-cut sign that it is
ready to go, but you can take the right preventative measures by getting your
vehicle inspected yearly and having it serviced regularly. We will say that if
your engine won't turn over or you're engine is misfiring, or making a ticking
noise when you drive, those are signs to get to a dealership service center
like ours right away.
Other
warnings might include a squealing sound as you drive, the check engine light
coming on, and a loss in oil pressure. The earlier you can spot it, the
better.
Our Volvo
Service Team is Here to Replace Your Timing Belt
When you
bring your vehicle in for timing belt replacement services with us, you can be
assured we're using modern tools and technology, as well as sourcing the right
parts for your Volvo vehicle specifically. We'll be able to replace the belt on
your vehicle and make sure that it is able to smoothly keep your engine going
for your daily commutes and drives throughout the area.
If you
suspect any timing belt issues or have any questions on current vehicle
services you might need, contact us today. We'd be happy to provide you with
all the details you need, answer any questions and get started. You can begin
by scheduling a service appointment online and finding our next available time
that works for you.
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