Factory Subaru Belts and Hoses

Shop Belts and Hoses at Subaru Parts Quick in Conway SC

Looking for replacement belts or hoses for your Subaru vehicle? You've come to the right Subaru parts store to buy them from. Shop with us, and you'll see why we're a top online stop. Not just for Subaru drivers near Myrtle Beach, either. For those throughout South Carolina and across the US, too.

Why Order Subaru Belts and Hoses from Us?

Subaru manufactures every belt and hose we sell, so what you get will be up to the standards you've come to expect from the brand you love. It'll also just plain fit and work like what your ride got from the factory. Finally, you'll pay less than MSRP, much of the time, and Subaru warranty coverage is included, should you run into any defects in materials or workmanship. Put simply, you won't find better quality on the aftermarket, you won't find a better price from most Subaru dealers, and you won't get better support from any off-brand.

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Belts and Hoses 101

What they do. Belts and hoses move many different parts throughout your car or SUV. Most parts in a Subaru can't move without them, in fact.

A few examples. Serpentine belts, also called V-ribbed belts or ribbed V-belts, like drive belts, help move parts like the AC compressor, plus alternator, power steering, and other parts. Timing belts, on the other hand, like timing chains, help coordinate engine valves opening and closing and engine pistons pumping, by synchronizing crankshaft and camshaft movements. Likewise, radiators, heater cores, brakes, and more have hoses to help them work, and the list goes on.

The signs that it's time to change them. Look for being unable to start your vehicle, the vehicle not running right, visible looseness or damage, screeching or chirping noises, leaking fluids, battery and lighting malfunctions, engine misfires and overheats, and general systems failures.