Chevy Impala Auxiliary Drive Belts & Serpentine Belts

Since an internal combustion engine is the main source of power for the moving vehicle, it powers all of its auxiliary equipment, such as an alternator, water pump, A/C compressor, power steering pump, and so on. All these consumers of engine power ensure a dependable and lasting function of the vehicle. Most of them receive power via a belt drive system taking a portion of the engine output from the crankshaft. Slightly differing in their design and capabilities, drive belts are generally considered fault-prone. This is partly due to effects of the environment, and because they are made of rubber which is not particularly durable.

With the model range of the Chevy Impala and its under-the-hood arrangements differing substantially, the number, length, and strength of auxiliary drive belts vary. Generally, though, they all need change on a regular basis recommended by the manufacturer. And if you want to avoid noise and other irritating problems typically caused by flawed belts, use only high-quality parts from our Chevy Impala auxiliary drive belts & serpentine belts inventory. We work with some of the most reputable manufacturers in the industry, such as Mitsuboshi, ACDelco, Gates, Dayco, and many others.