Toyota & Honda Drive Belts
Engine drive belts (serpentine / V-ribbed accessory belts) for Toyota and Honda models — EPDM multi-rib belts that drive the alternator, water pump, A/C compressor and power steering. From IATF-certified Chinese rubber-belt factories.
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OEM parts
2
Verified suppliers
$0.50–$2 FOB
Typical price
Other(38)
| OEM | Part | Fits | Price band |
|---|---|---|---|
| 90916-02499 | Toyota Yaris V Belt | 12 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02500 | Toyota Yaris V Belt | 8 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02667 | V-Ribbed Belt | 21 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02668 | V-Ribbed Belt | 21 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02679 | V-Ribbed Belt | 24 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02680 | Toyota Tundra V-Ribbed Belt | 33 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02704 | Toyota Yaris V-Ribbed Belt | 12 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02705 | Toyota Yaris V-Ribbed Belt | 16 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02706 | V Belt | 24 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02708 | Toyota Tacoma V-Ribbed Belt | 34 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02721 | V-Ribbed Belt | 21 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02729 | V-Ribbed Belt | 36 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02735 | V-Ribbed Belt | 26 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02754 | V-Ribbed Belt | 65 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02759 | Toyota Tundra V-Ribbed Belt | 33 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02778 | V-Ribbed Belt | 6 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-02781 | Toyota Crown V-Ribbed Belt | 9 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2001 | Toyota Tacoma V Belt | 8 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2015 | Toyota Tundra V-Ribbed Belt | 3 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2016 | V-Ribbed Belt | 24 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2019 | V-Ribbed Belt | 117 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2020 | V-Ribbed Belt | 57 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2021 | V-Ribbed Belt | 55 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2023 | Toyota Tundra V-Ribbed Belt | 24 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2024 | V-Ribbed Belt | 24 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2025 | Toyota Tacoma V-Ribbed Belt | 24 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2026 | V-Ribbed Belt | 249 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2027 | V-Ribbed Belt | 150 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2028 | Toyota Tundra V-Ribbed Belt | 21 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2030 | V-Ribbed Belt | 22 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2033 | Toyota Tundra V-Ribbed Belt | 45 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2034 | V-Ribbed Belt | 65 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2035 | V-Ribbed Belt | 78 | $0.50–$2 |
| 90916-A2037 | Toyota Tacoma V-Ribbed Belt | 34 | $0.50–$2 |
| 99367-C0810 | V Belt | 36 | $0.50–$2 |
| 99367-C1550 | Toyota Venza V Belt | 3 | $0.50–$2 |
| 99367-H2150 | Toyota 4Runner V-Ribbed Belt | 50 | $0.50–$2 |
| 99367-K1550 | Toyota Venza V-Ribbed Belt | 3 | $0.50–$2 |
Sourcing FAQ — drive belts
- How much do drive belts cost from Chinese manufacturers?
- Verified FOB factory quotes on PartzealHQ currently center around $0.50–$2 per unit for Toyota and Honda drive belts, across 2 verified suppliers. Exact pricing depends on specification, order volume, and packaging — send one inquiry to collect current quotes.
- What is the typical MOQ for drive belts?
- Listed minimum order quantities for Toyota and Honda drive belts range from 50 to 100 units per SKU. Factories often accept a smaller trial order for first-time buyers at a higher unit price.
- How many verified drive belts suppliers are on PartzealHQ?
- 2 verified Chinese manufacturers currently list Toyota and Honda drive belts on PartzealHQ, covering 38 OEM part numbers.
- What makes a durable serpentine (V-ribbed) belt?
- Modern accessory belts are EPDM (ethylene-propylene-diene) rather than older neoprene — EPDM resists heat and cracking and lasts far longer, so confirm the compound. A good belt holds its rib profile and tension without slip-squeal or glazing across temperature; cheap belts stretch, crack between ribs and chirp. Match the exact rib count and length (e.g. 6PK or 7PK with the OE length), confirm the OEM number for the engine, and ask whether the rubber is reinforced with a low-stretch polyester or aramid cord.