ban.do 7PK2090 OEM Quality Serpentine Belt

The best is of high quality and fits well.

Perfect fit! This is a heavy duty serpentine belt I bought for my 2001 Dodge ram 1500 5.9 l V8. It fits snug as a bug. Great product. I definitely would buy this again.

The only tools I used were the Harbor Freight $20 serpentine belt tool with a 14mm socket and a few youtube videos. I popped the power steering fluid reservoir off (just lift straight up) to get a little more room. This belt seemed a little longer than the original belt (80k miles, 11.5 years old).When installing the belt, I released the tensioner more than I thought it could go as I was being gentle at first but was getting more desperate when gentleness was not helping me get the belt on. It then suddenly slipped into place. Overall less than 1 hour and this is the first time I've replaced a serpentine belt.The Honda forums say Bando is the OEM manufacturer for Honda. This Bando belt was almost $14, the OEM belt was almost $48 (plus shipping) from an online dealership. This is a great value.

Long lasting.Last one had 100K miles and still looked great.

After a few months of use on a regularly driven 2009 scion tC, this belt has been doing its job. Despite being said to be the correct size for this vehicle, it was very difficult to get on. Glad we didn't go with a smaller one and listened to recommendation by others to get this size. In the end it took a little trick with a cheap device which was a tip from a mechanic to get it on, even with two people having tried other methods together previously. Some places will say to use an even shorter belt for this car, and I would definitely never go shorter than this, as it would be too tight and end up probably doing damage over time.

Fit perfect and no noise

I had squeaky noise i search for a cheap one an i decided to try this ones and omg works like the oem after the installation no more squeaky noise highly recommended

This serpentine belt was listed as an exact fit for the 2003 Toyota Highlander 4 cylinder on a different auto part store website but Amazon says it does not fit my vehicle. I purchased this one and replaced the old stretched out belt. I spent $20 and fixed the squealing noise.

Excelente calidad, muy buena banda

Muy buen producto, buena calidad

Product was the exact same size as the factory belt and appears to be high-quality and well built. There are at least five good installation videos on YouTube which allowed me to install myself using their tricks and suggestions.

For the UK Cdti Honda Civics, the true OEM for the Aux / Serpentine belt is Mitsuboshi (no spelling error!)... However it is somewhat impossible to source other than through Honda.At around £70, Honda are no longer offering value for money, most of their spares prices have risen considerably.After much research, Bando (also Japanese) are also an OEM to Honda and Toyota.So far all is good, I'll be happy if it achieves the 178000miles {286000kms) the original belt did, which, other than visually minor wear on one edge due to a worn pulley bearing, the original belt appears immaculate!...I'll be very happy if my Honda lasts long enough to do a fair comparison between these brands!

Quality feels better than the OEM. But the OEM serpentine belt has run 132000km. I suppose this will last longer considering the awesome quality. Dimensions are spot on.