Bando USA 6PK1180 OEM Quality Serpentine Belt

Use it for the toyota. Old belt is Bando Toyota so might as well buy Bando without the Toyota stamp for cheaper cost.Only issue I have, I received made in Thailand and made in Indonesia. My old belts before were made in USA or Japan.USA and Japan belts are the same quality.Thailand and Indonesia have two distinct material/quality.Side note: Gates belt for my other vehicle - made in Mexico. Good quality, more “rubbery”. Bando is more “felt” like material.As long as the belt doesn’t snap while driving, Im good!

Was hesitant to buy it but the quality seems very good. I can't rate the longevity or mileage yet but the belt itself is very good. if i have problem, i will update but the car seems to run very good on this belt... Would recommend!

Very good built quality

My vehicle is a 2005 Hyundai Sonata with 2.7L V6. My third AC compressor just bit the dust and I'm tired of swapping them out. Instead I decided to bypass the AC compressor with a shorter belt. I can confirm this belt, Bando 6PK1700, fits and handles the job perfectly. I've only had it on a few days so I'm unable to comment on longevity at this time.

Fit per

Yes the ribs are not as wide but it's brand new! Just like how when you get new tires the tread is a lot different than the old, worn out tires, maybe a different pattern altogether. Anyway I was hoping for made in USA but installed in a Subaru so I'll deal with the Japan made part.Those with super shredded belts check pulley alignment. Old belt might've been stretched enough to work and the one is just not as forgiving.I think Bando is high quality, I chose it over Goodyear and dayco options.

Used for AC bypass for my 2008 VW Jetta GLI (bypassed the AC pulley all together and only used to power the alternator)

For the chevrolet trailblazer the required belt length is 90.5" for the EXT model and a 91.5 for the standard 4 door model which I needed. The 90.5 belt is too short and won't fit