🔧 Optimize Engine Performance with HYUNDAI Genuine 26300-35504 Oil Filter Review

I'm lowering my rating because the product does not match the description. One part number is indicated on the site - ends with "5" (screen), another part number arrives - ends with "3" (photo). Yes, they are interchangeable, but doing so is still wrong. Make two different product cards for different part numbers.

authentic filtration system. The Hyundai emblem appears on the sealing gum, there is a hologram on the packaging, there are perforations on the interior, and the valve is bonded and engraved with the logo rather than forced in like a fake. I did so in an IXORA retail outlet.

The description says compatible with Kia Sportage In fact, it is not clear which generation It is clearly not suitable for sportazh 2. It is 2 times smaller than usual

The small print is not readable (blurred), the sealing ring scrolls, one side of the valve is failed, metal chips are inside. Can't be distinguished from the original by the box.

I bought this from THE PARTS UNIVERSE and it's a fake filter. The words in English are wrong because thin is written instead of thick.

I have a genuine Hyundai filter with a hologram. I paired it with Mobil 1 Synthetic and did a simple oil change myself. I don't know how much the retailer is asking, but I'm sure it's a lot more than what I paid for this filter and Mobil 1 at Walmart. Happy shopping will buy again.

I do my own oil changes on my 2016 Elantra because I can't stand the service department of the dealership where I bought my Hyundai. I drive 7500 miles between oil changes (Mobil 1 full synthetic only) and my oil is never dirty. The 100,000 guarantee also applies. It pays to have a genuine OEM part.

I bought from the RED TAB seller on Revain. The filter is obviously fake. The first photo shows a filter purchased from a Hyundai dealer. Note the correct Hyundai logo in the filter. Someone tried unsuccessfully to create a logo on a filter purchased from RED TAB. From the outside, the filter looks identical, except that the color differs slightly from blue.

Mine came with a KIA 26300 2Y500 label on the box and the product itself, this is a cross reference filter only the printed sticker was put on Top of the Box with part number 26300 -35504, I'm not a professional machinist, don't know if they are the same or different filters, but I checked on Amazon, said 26300 2Y500 is not suitable for my car, and the online cross reference table showed not that it was comparable to 26300-35504. I also won't risk the $8 filter on my machine and just come back…

I first bought a fram xg series (best money can buy at fram) to install in my new 2019 Santafe. After the first oil change, I went online and looked at the cross section between the newly installed filter and the original Hyundai filter. Based on the materials I found on the web, this filter is of excellent quality and costs a lot less. Since my car is under warranty I decided to just buy these filters as they are great quality and cheap. Also, these filters are manufactured by a subsidiary of…

I purchased this item in February 2021. The product was installed in my car in about 3 weeks. When I got to my car this morning, I noticed quite a bit of liquid under my car, well over the edges of the car. I opened the hood and checked the oil but the dipstick showed NOTHING. A trusted mechanic came to my house and jacked up the car. He put some more fresh oil in the car, started the engine and the oil started POURING through the top of the filter. My car was just towed to a $200 store to see…