I have several belts hanging in my garage that I have changed, from Nissan's to Honda's and all are 8 years old with 60,000 miles and they look like new! If there is access to have a look at it have a mechanic take a peak, but I would say you are good for a couple more years at least. My CR-V is a 2000 with 65,000 miles, the belts looks like new, I'm going to have another look at it in a year. I have a friend who is a salesman, on the road all day, he changed his Civics belt at 160,000 miles, it was 5 or 6 years old. He had no problems to that point, the manufacturers put a far better belt originally on the car then the aftermarket.