Genuine Subaru Belts and hoses For Sale

Shop Belts and Hoses for Subaru in Decatur GA

There are as many belts and hoses under the hoods of Subaru vehicles as there are systems. They help auto parts move the way they're supposed to. When they don't, that car or SUV you love? It stays in the driveway.

You know this well. You're doing a few repairs, and in the market for parts. Good thing you came to us. We've got what you need, of course. But why shop with us?

Subaru Quality

Our belts and hoses are genuine OEM. Subaru makes them to the excellent standards of Japanese craftsmanship that you're used to. Buy with the same confidence we sell with.

Guaranteed Compatibility

Don't worry about fitment guesswork; just select your model year and model in our catalog, and you can start browsing. What'll show up is what'll work. It's what you'll get, too.

Affordability

Many Subaru dealers sell belts and hoses at markups -- usually, to MRSP or higher! You shouldn't have to pay a premium for parts. Here, you won't have to: we discount. Check out the savings.

Warranty Support

No Subaru belt or hose should be defective. You don't have to worry about that anyway; we include coverage against it. Aftermarket brands don't always. Even if they do, it's usually just a short return window. Order here and enjoy peace of mind -- you made the right investment.

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Belts and Hoses 101

What they do. Belts move auto parts mechanically, using other parts, while hoses move them hydraulically, by putting them under liquid pressure.

Different types of belts; what they do. Serpentine, drive, and timing. They work together to help move parts in the alternator, the power steering pump, and the AC compressor, among other systems. They also help turn the engine's crankshaft and camshaft, so its valves and pistons can synchronize.

Different types of hoses; what they do. Too many to name. They help run everything from the radiator and brakes to the air intake and more. There are even hoses for things like positive crankcase ventilation valves (PCV valves) and oil coolers.

The signs of bad belts and hoses. Looseness, damage, belt chirps and screeches, fluid leaks (from hoses and under your vehicle), battery and interior lighting malfunctions, engine misfires and overheats, being unable to start your vehicle, and general systems failures.

How often belts and hoses need to be replaced. That depends on mileage. Consult your owner's manual for details. Most hoses, though, you should change every 4 years or so.