Belt Replacement

Service Description

The belts in your engine keep a lot of things working. Things like your water pumps, power steering pumps, alternators and more. Like tires and fluids, belts wear out from use, age and heat. When they fail, whatever they were powering fails with them. Without the water pump, the engine will rapidly overheat. The alternator quits producing amps, the power steering is without power. Very suddenly, you're not going anywhere. Don’t wait for your belts to break. Come in to Big O Tires and let us help you.


Included in your service:

  • Inspection of drive belts
  • Replace belts as necessary

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Keeping the engine cool is a critical job. Without it, the engine melts into a solid block. It keeps the water pump, radiator, hoses, and liquid coolant working to protect your engine from excess heat.
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Belts 101

Belts hardly ever fail while you’re at the service station. That would be too easy. To avoid a breakdown, have your belts inspected regularly—especially if they’re 4-5 years old or have 50,000 miles on them.
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Routine Services & Fluids FAQ

How often should I change transmission fluid?

Most manufacturers recommend replacing transmission fluid every 30,000 to 60,000 miles.

What are the signs my fuel system may be clogged?

The most common signals are:

  • Loss of power
  • Lower gas mileage
  • Hesitation when you push the gas pedal
What makes up the cooling system?

The water pump, radiator, hoses and coolant fluid.

When should I change my coolant?

Most manufacturers recommend a change about every three years.

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How often should I change transmission fluid?

Most manufacturers recommend every 30,000 to 60,000 miles.
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You shouldn’t have to recharge your air conditioner every year.
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Note: Any recommendations provided on www.bigotires.com are general in nature. Big O Tires recommends that you always consult your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual, the vehicle manufacturer or an associate at your local Big O Tires store for vehicle specific recommendations. The names and descriptions of services are general in nature. Actual service offerings vary by location, and not all stores offer all services!

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