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Most cars require a timing belt change netween 90 - 130,000klms. However, one should not assume all belts will last this long and so should be checked visually for damage from time to time. Even a small cut in the belt can lead to premature failure.
It is VITAL to replace the belt as per the manufacturer's recommendations. If the belt snaps or slips (due to broken 'teeth'), significant damage to the engine's internal moving parts can result.
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