Time to Replace Your Timing Belt? Don’t Wait — Call Sergeant Clutch!
The timing belt is a critical engine component that keeps your camshaft and crankshaft in sync. If the timing belt breaks, your engine will stop running — and it could suffer major internal damage. That’s why Sergeant Clutch Certified Auto Repair Shop in San Antonio, TX offers affordable timing belt replacement to help you avoid costly repairs.

Most timing belts should be replaced every 50,000 to 60,000 miles, or as recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer.

Warning Signs of Timing Belt Trouble:

• Engine misfires or runs rough
• Ticking noise from the engine
• Oil leaking from the front of the motor
• Trouble starting the vehicle
• Check engine light on

Why Choose Sergeant Clutch?

• Discount Prices on Timing Belt Replacement
• Free Timing Belt Estimates
• Free 2nd Opinions
• We Will Beat Any Written Timing Belt Estimate!
• Certified Mechanics with Years of Experience

If you’ve already received a timing belt diagnosis from another shop or dealership, bring it to Sergeant Clutch for a second opinion you can trust — and save money while you're at it.

Sergeant Clutch saves you money on Timing Belt Replacement for the following:

• Acura Timing Belts
• Audi Timing Belts
• BMW Timing Belts
• Buick Timing Belts
• Cadillac Timing Belts 
• Chevy Timing Belts
• Chrysler Timing Belts
• Dodge Timing Belts
• Ford Timing Belts
• GMC Timing Belts
• Honda Timing Belts

• Hyundai Timing Belts
• Infiniti Timing Belts
• Isuzu Timing Belts
• Jaguar Timing Belts
• Jeep Timing Belts
• Kia Timing Belts
• Lexus Timing Belts
• Lincoln Timing Belts
• Mazda Timing Belts
• Mercedes Timing Belts
• Mercury Timing Beltst
• Mini Cooper Timing Belts

• Mitsubishi Timing Belts
• Nissan Timing Belts
• Plymonth Timing Belts
• Pontiac Timing Belts
• Saturn Timing Belts
• Scion Timing Belts
• Toyota Timing Belts
• VW Timing Belts
• Volkswagen Timing Belts
• Volvo Timing Belts

What Does The Timing Belt Do? The timing belt turns the camshaft(s) at exactly half the speed of the crankshaft. While keeping a precise alignment ensuring that the crankshaft will make two revolutions for every camshaft revolution.

Every engine has at least one camshaft and some have as many as four camshafts. The camshaft causes the intake valves and exhaust valves to open and close in time with the pistons that move up and down in the cylinders.

The valves have to open and close at precisely the right time in relationship to the piston movement so that your engine will run properly. If the timing is off your engine could blow, causing major internal damage.

Timing belts can fail without warning. So your only real protection is to change them at your car manufacturer's recommended intervals.