Name: Continental Ag 17501 Automotive V-Belt
SKU: 17501
Price: 16.49 USD
Availability: InStock

CONTINENTAL AG part description

Gatorback V-Belts

High-strength tension members resist shockload failure. Fiber-reinforced, rubber helical cogs offer greater flexibility that reduce cracking and fatigue in the cushion section. Goodyear Engineered Products Matchmaker

Product Description

Continental Automotive V-Belt

Product Attributes

Unassigned_7174	0.53 IN
Unassigned_924	50.10 IN

Additional Information

Country of Origin (Primary)	IN
Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B)	4010320000

Part Interchanges

CONTINENTAL AG 17501 Cross Reference

We have 1 alternatives for the 17501 by CONTINENTAL AG:

GY17501

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When it comes to automotive parts, few brands are held with such high esteem than Continental®. Founded in Germany in 1871, Continental AG is one of the world’s oldest and largest auto parts manufacturers. It is best known for its line of rubber tires, with Continental tires still a popular choice for cars, trucks, buses, and other applications, but has since expanded to brakes, powertrain, chassis, interior electronics, and automotive safety components. Continental parts are known for their high degree of safety and efficiency as well as extensive coverage of vehicles and machinery in a wide range of industries. The company maintains its headquarters in Hanover with facilities across 58 countries catering to customers worldwide.