Audi Timing Belts
Genuine Audi Rear Main Seal Retainer Flange 07L103171T OEM S6 S8
Genuine Audi Engine Timing Cover Lower Cover 03H103173B OEM Q7
Genuine Audi Upper Cover 06E109285Q OEM V8 Engine Authorized Dealer
Genuine Audi Lower Cover 03H103173D OEM Authorized Dealer
Genuine Audi Engine Timing Cover Cover 07L109285K OEM R8
Genuine Audi Rear Cover Engine Camshaft Housing 06M109286F OEM
Genuine Audi Timing Case Front Cover 06Q109210 OEM S3 A3
Genuine Audi Engine Timing Cover 059109130BD OEM TDI Authorized Dealer
Genuine Audi Timing Gear Set Oil Pump Gear 06E109570B OEM
Genuine Audi Engine Timing Sprocket Pulley 03L130111F OEM
Genuine Audi Inner Cover Cover 06Q103269C OEM Q5
Genuine Audi Engine Timing Sprocket Pulley 04E109111M OEM
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There’s no need to wait until something goes wrong under the hood to think about your timing belt. This small but essential part keeps your engine’s valves and pistons moving in sync. Without it, your engine can’t run—and if it fails while driving, repairs can be costly. We offer genuine Audi timing belts that deliver long-lasting reliability and precision fit.
What your timing belt handles every mile
The timing belt keeps the crankshaft and camshaft working in perfect harmony, ensuring your engine runs smoothly. It opens and closes the engine’s valves at exactly the right time. Vehicles like the TT and Q3 rely on a high-quality timing belt to maintain performance and fuel efficiency. If the belt wears out or breaks, your engine could face serious damage.
Why genuine Audi belts make a difference
Not all timing belts are created equal. Generic aftermarket belts may be cheaper, but they often use lower-quality materials that wear out faster or don’t fit as well. Our genuine Audi timing belts are engineered to match your model’s specific needs and perform consistently. At Audi OEM Parts, we only carry factory-original parts that meet the brand’s design and quality standards.
When to replace your timing belt
Most timing belts should be replaced between 60,000 and 100,000 miles, depending on your driving habits and vehicle. If you’re noticing engine misfires or ticking noises, it’s worth checking the belt sooner. While servicing the timing belt, it’s smart to inspect your water pump as well, since both parts often wear together. Staying ahead of wear helps you avoid costly repairs and keeps your engine running smoothly.
We’re here to make sure your Audi stays dependable with factory-original parts made for your exact model.