Goodyear Belts - 93-inch 6-Rib Serpentine Belt (OE EPDM) | Fits Chevy, GMC, Mercedes AMG, Land Rover

Overview

The Goodyear 93-inch, 6-rib serpentine belt is designed to support essential engine accessories with a focus on reliability and steady performance. Built with an OE-grade EPDM rubber compound and a balanced twist polyester cord, this belt aims to deliver consistent grip across pulleys while resisting heat, wear, and weathering in varied driving conditions.

Key benefits

• EPDM rubber compound offers strong resistance to heat, ozone, and weathering for longer useful life.
• Balanced twist polyester cord maintains tensile strength and minimizes stretching for dependable power transmission.
• Six ribs (K-profile) maximize grip and reduce the chance of slip under load.
• 40-degree angle optimization contributes to quieter operation and smoother engagement.
• Engineered to OE Performance grade standards for compatibility with a wide range of applications.

Compatibility at a glance

• Chevrolet: Silverado, Suburban, Tahoe, Express Vans (1999–2020)
• GMC: Sierra, Savana, Yukon (1999–2020)
• Mercedes-AMG: C63, E63, SLS AMG (2007–2015)
• Land Rover: Range Rover, Discovery (2014–2020)
• Length and fit: 93" effective length; 93.5" outside circumference; 0.82" width; 0.17" thickness

What this means in daily use

When installed, the belt is positioned to drive key components such as the alternator, water pump, A/C compressor, and power steering. The construction is intended to deliver steady drivetrain support across a variety of climates and driving demands, from city commutes to highway trips.

Note that compatibility can vary by engine configuration and vehicle year. Always verify the exact belt length and rib count against your vehicle’s service manual or current belt tracing to ensure proper fitment before purchase.

Maintenance & care

• Inspection interval: 60,000 miles per industry guidelines; look for cracking, glazing, or rib wear.
• Replacement guidance: around 90,000 miles, or sooner if signs of wear appear.
• Regular checks: listen for unusual noises, check for edge fraying or uneven tension, and confirm pulley alignment.

If you’re unsure about fitment, compare the OEM part numbers and cross references listed by manufacturers and retailers to confirm alignment with your vehicle’s specifications.