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I have a 2002 V6. I bought it new and didn't change the original timing belt until 2015 at 181,613 miles. I didn't have a particular REASON to change it then. I just decided I wanted peace of mine that I wouldn't get stranded somewhere. My old one was a little cracked, but who knows how much longer it would've lasted.
Pros: long lasting, good reliability
Cons: cracked
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
Mileage: 292271 km
The belt I installed by Continental had a warranty and it was fairly easy to install myself.
Pros: easy to install, had warranty
Vehicle:
Subaru
The belt was a brand new continental OEM belt with less than 50 miles on it.
Pros: brand new
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Mileage: 80 km
Continental here. And I've changed the belt anout 3 times this year already.
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