Factory Subaru Alternators

Shop Alternators at Subaru Parts Quick in Conway SC

Replacing the alternator in a Subaru vehicle can get expensive fast. Parts alone, for example, can make up $480 to $650 of an otherwise $600 to $800 bill -- and that's just on average. Worse yet, if you buy an alternator from the parts counter at a Subaru dealer, you'll probably pay a premium for it -- often, MSRP, or "retail prices." Sure, you could buy one on the aftermarket instead, to try to save money; however, you probably won't get the best-quality alternator. Off-brands can be questionable, after all.

Luckily, you've come to the right Subaru parts store; we've got just what you've been searching for: top quality at affordable prices. Shop with us, and you'll see why we're a top online stop, not just for drivers near Myrtle Beach, but for those throughout South Carolina and the rest of the US, too.

Why Order a Subaru Alternator from Us?

Put simply, Subaru manufactures everything we sell, so its alternators will be up to the standards you've come to expect from the brand. The one you get will also just plain fit and work like the alternator your ride got from the factory. Finally, you'll pay less than MSRP, much of the time, and if you run into any defects in materials or workmanship with this or that alternator, Subaru can take care of things. You won't find better quality on the aftermarket, you won't find better prices from very many Subaru dealers, and you won't get better support from off-brands.

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Alternators 101

What an alternator does is convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, i.e., convert the movement of parts into electricity. The process involves the engine, a belt, a pulley, a rotor shaft, and ultimately, magnetic coils. Their movements eventually produce AC power, which a rectifier on the alternator transforms into DC power. This charge powers the car battery and runs the vehicle's electrical systems -- its power windows, dashboard lights and displays, windshield wipers, power steering, and electronics, for example.