The timing belt is a notched rubber belt that allows the crankshaft to turn the camshaft.
If you’re timing belt breaks, your engine will stop working and typically will cause major engine damage. That’s why it’s important to have your timing belt replaced at the manufacturers recommended interval or mileage.
Serpentine belts, also known as drive belts, provide power to the air conditioning compressor, power steering pump, cooling fan, air injection pump, and more.
If your vehicle’s serpentine belt breaks, all of the engine parts it is powering will stop working and your engine could overheat and be damaged.
That’s why it’s important to have your belts replaced according to the manufacturers recommended interval or mileage.
Coolant hoses include the upper and lower radiator hoses plus heater hoses. Some cars include a bypass hose. Hoses give a flexible connection for coolant flow between the engine, radiator, engine and heating block.
Tiny cracks can form from the inside that can eventually lead to a burst hose and overheated engine. Have your vehicle hoses and accompanying clamps inspected.
DC Tyres & Autocentre is a family-run business established in 1996. We offer a full range of garage services to vehicle owners in Castle Donington Derby. Servicing all makes and models both foreign and domestic vehicles and pride ourselves on providing the highest standards of repair and servicing at an affordable cost to you, the customer.
Your car’s drive belt is an integral part of the engine, driving many of the car engine parts such as the alternator, water pump, and power steering pump.
Replacing belts and hoses at the first sign of wear helps avoid unexpected breakdowns and the engine damage that overheating can cause.
It is important to have your belts replaced according to the manufacturers recommended interval or mileage.
We only fit OE original equipment parts.
Coolant hoses include the upper and lower radiator hoses plus heater hoses. Some cars include a bypass hose. Hoses provide a flexible connection for coolant flow between the engine, radiator, engine and heating block.
Tiny cracks can form from the inside that can eventually lead to a burst hose and overheated engine. Have your vehicle hoses and accompanying clamps inspected.
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