Factory MOPAR Timing Belts

The timing belt in your vehicle synchronizes its camshaft and crankshaft, so the engine valves and pistons can pump at the right intervals. If the belt begins to break down or slips, though, engine misfires can follow, usually without warning. If the belt goes bad and fails completely, the engine will most likely lose power and shut down. If your ride has a timing chain, however, though it's made to last the engine's lifetime, it can still break, and when it does, it'll be with a loud crack.

Notice any of these symptoms -- or, if you've reached another 60,000-to-100,000-mile mark -- it's replacement time. The job can be costly, though, whether you drive a Chrysler 300, a RAM 1500, or otherwise; timing belt replacement runs between $600 and $750 or so on average, with labor running $300 to $400 and the belt itself often priced between $275 and $375. Not here at Detroit Mopar, though. We sell them at around $50 to start, depending on brand and model, and you can get up to 35% off MSRP on top of that. In short, you won't find a better deal either at a dealership or another parts store. Plus, what we carry is genuine Mopar.

Why Buy a Genuine OEM Timing Belt?

• It's guaranteed compatible, fitting and working just like the original timing belt in, say, your Dodge Charger or Jeep Cherokee. Just select your make, model, and model year to start browsing.
• It's manufacturer-quality; Mopar designs it up to your brand's exacting standards. That's not always true of aftermarket timing belts.
• It's warrantied by the manufacturer. So, if you notice any defects in materials and workmanship, the coverage will help take care of it.

Maintain Your Engine with OEM Mopar Timing Belts

Buy them now, and we'll ship them to any address in the US. Local pickup is also available at our warehouse here in Lake Orion MI. If you have any questions, contact our parts team today!