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Adventry Presents Goodyear Belts At HDAW

Goodyear Belts is a licensee collaboration between Adventry and The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.

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Timing Belts vs. Timing Chains

Is one better than the other? Or is it a case of “six of one and a half-dozen of the other?”

VIDEO: Selling Serpentine Belts In Kits

The next time a customer asks for a serpentine belt, recommend a complete kit that will allow them to restore the entire belt-drive system.

Selling Serpentine Belts in Kits
VIDEO: Understanding Stretch-Fit Belts

A stretch belt may look similar to a serpentine belt, there are some key differences.

Stretch Fit Belts
VIDEO: Belts, Hoses And Replacement Intervals

When it comes to belts and hoses, what you can’t see CAN hurt you.

Automotive Belts 101

The belt-drive system is one of the hardest-working parts of the engine – especially when it’s at idle.

Not All Belts Require an Automatic Tensioner!

Since 2004, automakers have been designing drives using self-tensioning belts. These drives do not have a mechanical tensioner to maintain constant belt tension, and they do not have an adjustment slot that allows belt installation and tensioning. A stretch belt incorporates low-modulus and high-elongation technologies that allow the belt to be installed on these fixed-drive

Automotive Belts, While Lasting Longer Than Ever, Still Wear Out Over Time

Belts continue to be one of the most replaced wear items on vehicles today. Serpentine belts last a lot longer than older V-belts ever did, but they still wear out over time. The typical replacement interval for serpentine belts and flat belts today is around 90,000 miles – which for many vehicles means only once every seven to nine years!

Belts And Hoses: Often-Overlooked Maintenance Parts

Many motorists think belts and hoses are repair parts (replace when needed) rather than maintenance parts.

Serpentine Belts: Alignment And Wear

Belt misalignment can be caused by any of the accessory pulleys, or may be the result of improper belt installation.