Q: Do I ever need to replace my drive belt?
A: Yes, you will definitely need to replace it. You should check your owners’ manual for the recommended interval. In today's vehicles, a single drive belt provides power to many engine components. Replacing it at the recommended interval can prevent a breakdown or serious engine damage. Quality-tested Mopar® belts offer precision fit, optimal service life and original equipment performance. When it’s time to replace your drive belt, or if you see it’s damaged, see your Chrysler, Dodge, FIAT®, Jeep® or Ram dealer. We’re sure to have the belt you need in our parts department.
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