Is the Auxiliary Drive Belt Included in a Timing Belt Replacement?
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No, the auxiliary drive belt is not automatically included with the timing belt replacement.
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However, if your auxiliary belt is due for replacement, it is a cost-effective option to replace it at the same time as the timing belt.
Why Replace the Auxiliary Drive Belt with the Timing Belt?
1. Save on Labour Costs
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When booked together, our quote engine automatically removes the labour fee for replacing the auxiliary drive belt.
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The only additional cost will be for the auxiliary drive belt parts, making it a more affordable option.
2. Avoid Future Repairs and Downtime
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If the auxiliary belt is worn, cracked, or frayed, replacing it before it fails can prevent breakdowns.
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A failed auxiliary belt can lead to issues with power steering, battery charging, or air conditioning.
3. Easier and More Efficient Replacement
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The auxiliary drive belt often needs to be removed to access the timing belt, making it convenient to replace both at the same time.
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Replacing it separately later will require additional labour, increasing costs.
How to Add an Auxiliary Drive Belt Replacement to Your Booking
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Obtain a Quote on ClickMechanic by entering your vehicle details.
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Select ‘Timing Belt Replacement’ as the service.
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Check if your auxiliary belt is due for replacement in your vehicle’s maintenance schedule.
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Request the auxiliary belt replacement when booking your timing belt service.
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Save on labour costs, as the system will automatically adjust the price by removing the additional labour charge.
Final Thoughts
While the auxiliary drive belt is not automatically included in a timing belt replacement, replacing it at the same time can save you money and prevent future breakdowns. ClickMechanic’s quote engine automatically removes the labour fee for auxiliary belt replacement when booked together, ensuring the only additional cost is for the parts.
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