Timing Chains

A broken or worn-out timing chain can cause engine misfires and other issues. Fortunately, you can get a durable timing chain replacement at an unbeatable price here at CarParts.com. We only offer products selected by our team of industry professionals, so we guarantee you’ll find a heavy-duty timing chain replacement that’s perfect for your vehicle. Browse through our catalog below and get the best deal on a timing chain today!

Popular Products

Cloyes®

C193A Timing Chain - Direct Fit, Sold individually

Part No: CTC193A

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$39.49

Iwis®

003-997-62-94 Timing Chain - Direct Fit, Sold individually

Part No: IWS0039976294

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$140.99

AC Delco®

24577247 GM Original Equipment Series Timing Chain - Direct Fit, Sold individually

Part No: AC24577247

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$100.99

Crown®

4663635 Timing Chain - Direct Fit

Part No: 4663635

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$81.99

GenuineXL®

000-993-21-78 Genuine Mercedes Benz Timing Chain - Direct Fit, Sold individually

Part No: GXL0009932178

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$35.49

Mopar®

05184355AF Timing Chain - Direct Fit

Part No: MOP05184355AF

( Review)

$35.99

Shopping for Timing Chain

What Is a Timing Chain?

A timing chain synchronizes the rotation of the camshaft and the crankshaft. Located in front of the motor inside the engine, it needs to be lubricated to run smoothly and is mostly used on higher-displacement engines.

How Much Does a Timing Chain Replacement Cost?

A timing chain replacement can cost anywhere between $50 and $250 for the part alone. The exact price varies based on various factors, such as its brand, material, quantity, and recommended use. If you let a mechanic handle the job, you may have to spend around $500 to $1050, depending on the rates in your area.

Shop for Aftermarket Timing Chains on CarParts.com

Here at CarParts.com, we have high-quality timing chains for various makes and models, and you can find exactly what you need with just a few clicks. We source our timing chain replacements from trusted aftermarket brands, so you can be sure they comply with OE specifications.

Our timing chains are available individually or as part of a kit. They come in different materials, such as steel, billet aluminum, and metal, for various locations, like the center, upper, and passenger sides. You can also choose from timing chains built for OE replacements and performance upgrades.

What’s more, all our replacement parts are sold at unbeatable prices. You won’t have to break the bank to get your vehicle back on the road again. Order your timing chain replacement now, and get it in as fast as a few days.

Ready to shop? Enter your ride’s exact details (year, make, and model) into our vehicle selector to view compatible timing chains. To make your shopping experience better, you can also use our filters to narrow down your search according to your desired brand, price range, or feature. Check out our catalog now and order your timing chain today!

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AC Delco Timing Chain

AISIN Timing Chain

Cloyes Timing Chain

Crown Timing Chain

Eurospare Timing Chain

Febi Timing Chain

GenuineXL Timing Chain

INA Timing Chain

Iwis Timing Chain

Iwis Racing Timing Chain

Mopar Timing Chain

OEM Timing Chain

Pro Parts Timing Chain

Replacement Timing Chain

Vaico Timing Chain

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Timing Chains

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Shopping for Timing Chain

What Is a Timing Chain?

How Much Does a Timing Chain Replacement Cost?

Shop for Aftermarket Timing Chains on CarParts.com

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