Bando USA 6PK2325 OEM Quality Serpentine Belt

Installed and run over 10000 miles . Good price .

Perfect fit

This is the correct belt for the smaller alternator. This one is ever so lightly longer (25mm, just shy of 1" longer) than the other belt for the 130A alternator. I learned this the hard wat, but even buying 2 of these belts on Amazon was less than buying the same brand and model from Autozone.Can't speak to longevity yet, but if it gives me problems with plain old daily driving use, I'll update my review.

I am a complete klutz regarding anything cars but I bought this product after seeing a U-tube video on how easy a drive belt can be put on a Mercury Marquis. The Bando belt was sooo easy to put on.The great part is the cost.A "major" car repair shop charged my dad 7 years prior $69.99 and $199.99 labor to do the exact same job the Bando belt cost me less than $20 and less than 20 minutes to put on. I still cringe when I drive by the repair shop. I understand the p/l part, but why so large P/L? Paid my PRIME for several years!Amazon makes finding the correct auto part easy by putting my cars' make, model and year in the "auto garage" tab at top of pageThanks Bando; Amazon and U-tube!

I was rather surprised at the quality of this belt when I took it out the box. As a matter of fact I showed it to a mechanic buddy of mine & he never heard of the company but said the belt looked & felt high end. Installed & worked just as good, if not better than OEM belt. Will definitely buy again

Made in USA and felt like it. Excellent price. If there is an early failure I will update.

This belt is 2325mm long and has 6 ribs as designated by its markings and packaging. Packaging states that it is manufactured for Federated Auto Parts by Bando. I have never heard of either of these brands, nor does it really matter. I do not know where the belt is manufactured, not does it really matter. As advertised, it is new and fits on my 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. It appears to be identical in quality to the original equipment belt. The original equipment belt was actually a 6PK2330 but this belt was fine. The original belt was not noisy or broken, but I figured I'd replace it since the original equipment belt has 130,000 miles on it. I do not recommend letting your belts go this long. I don't expect the car to last long enough to test whether this belt will last 130,000 miles. It makes the same amount offer noise as the old belt (none), and turns all of the pulleys in the correct manner because I installed it correctly.

Have a 2006 Chevrolet Colorado 4WD 3.5L 5cyl. This was the belt it came with. Installed a new one at 109k miles. the old one probably still had 30k+ miles, still looked in good condition considering it was over 10 years old, but i am paranoid and changed it anyway. This fit my truck with minimal struggling - new belts don't stretch so easy. I used a 17" 3/8 Breaker Bar to work with the tensioner pulley. Will buy this brand again for any belt needs.

Great quality fit the truck

Perfect fit for 2008 GMC canyon with 3,7L engine

Have installed one Bando serpentine myself, and Honda replaced two Bando belts on my Civic about 6 months ago. Two of the three are ok. The main Honda belt (installed by Honda) would squeal a little (slipping) at startup when cold. This was annoying, so after 6 months I went to tighten it (having to remove the wheel, inner fender well, and power steering pump just to adjust it - nice engineering Honda). The belt was deeply worn and missing significant pieces on both outer edge grooves. Completely trashed in 6 months and less than 10,000 km. Not impressed Bando. Changed to a Continental belt and have been very pleased so far. No squealing, no issues.Bando belts are "OEM" on many vehicles, including Honda. However, my opinion is that there are MUCH better belts out there. If your vehicle is easy to replace, then use Bando if they are cheaper. However, if it is royal pain to change, I would recommend using a higher quality belt (Continental, Gates, or Dayco). In my opinion, the VERY BEST belts are the (green color) FleetRunner belts by Gates. AC Delco also has the green FleetRunner belts that seem to be of equal quality (or may be made by Gates). The green color FleetRunner belts are WELL WORTH whatever they cost. I have run many of them on many personal and commercial vehicles now, and to date, simply have never worn one out or had any trouble with them whatsoever. If you can't get a FleetRunner for your application, use another high quality belt (Continental, Gates, or Dayco).

This Bando serpentine belt #6PK2325 is the exact replacement for my 06 Chevy Colorado 5 cyl at a very good price and free delivery. Delivery to my home in Eastern Ontario took 5 weeks by I wasn't in any rush as my existing belt was still good. Well worth it in the end, very satisfied with this purchase. Thank you amazon.ca.

Within a few days of installation, it started to squeel when steering was turned and when vehicle was cold started. It got worse as the days went on. I put back my original belt and all noises stopped.