Squeak...squeak...time for an Audi accessory belt change. Old Audi drive belts or Audi multi rib belt tend to squeak slightly. Inspect the ribbed portion of the Audi drive belts and Audi multi rib belts tend to dry rot from heat and constant flexing. Inspect them closely for any cracks. The Audi drive belts are typically replaced every 30,000 miles. The Audi serpentine belt or Audi multi rib belt is typically replaced every 30,000 - 50,000 miles. If your vehicle is approaching 100,000 miles we recommend replacing other serpentie belt related parts (i.e. tensioners, tensioning arm with pulley, springs, and sleeves). We've put all of these items together in our convienent Audi Serpetine Belt Kits.

However, if your Audi is approaching or ready for a timing belt change, it's a great time to replace your serpentine belt and other related components and save money on replacement costs. All these necessary parts are included in our complete Audi Timing Belt Kits.

We make this replacement easy by putting our Audi accessory belts together into one convenient kit. We also put everything you need for an Audi serpentine belt or Audi multi rib belt replacement into one complete kit (depending on model kits include all Audi serpentine belt tensioner pulley tensioner(s), Audi accessory belt tensioner pulley and arm, spring(s), sleeve(s), and multi rib belt)! Remember it's convenient and saves labor to replace the Audi multi rib belt and Audi accessory belt tensioner arm with pulley at that time since as the timing belt since this belt has to be removed to get to the Audi timing belt. In most cases the bearing in the Audi accessory belt tensioner arm with pulley is making noise at the same time the Audi timing belt needs replacing. We also sell OEM quality German Audi drive belts and Audi multi rib belts individually, most are priced around $15.00 to $32.00.

Listing Of Audi Serpentine Belt Kits
Listing of Audi Serpentine Belt Tensioner Idler Pulley Arm

Please Note: All 1992-1995 V6 owners should be ready to verify their existing Audi accessory belt part number or belt length. This is because Audi is using two different sized belts that are not connected to any vin split. To verify your Audi multi rib belt part number or belt length, simply remove the front face shroud off of the engine and read the part number off of the belt.