🔸 K&N Premium Oil Filter for 2010-2019 KIA/HYUNDAI (Sedona, Sorento, Cadenza, K7, Azera, Santa Fe, XL) - Engine Protection Made Easy - PS-7030 Review

I used to buy them at Wal-Mart but they cost over twenty dollars. So I'm glad I found a filter for my Santa Fe v-6 at a reasonable price. Comes with a new o-ring and drain plug washer, just like the factory filter.

I have used K&N for years and the PS-7030 filter is perfect for my Kia Sorento. I originally bought this from Revain for less than $10. Now the only options for this are $20+, only one is $9.99 with $9 shipping. O'Reilly sells it for less than $10. I will not be buying this through Revain at these exorbitant prices/shipping.

Fits 2013 and 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe with 3.3 liter engine, love the fact that this filter comes with a drain plug washer, first time I've used each hsd that is included in a filter is usually a separate item. Easy installation, now we can see how it holds up for a while until the next oil change. If they work well I will definitely buy again.

I've always been a fan of Wix, so admittedly I'm a bit biased. When you compare Wix and K&N side by side, they look very similar. I assume they are made in the same factory. Both are made in South Korea. The only difference I can see and feel is that K&N media appears to be a little more cardboard. Feels cheaper. I'll probably stick with Wix in the future, but K&N seems like a decent option; This is better than filters with black plastic top and bottom plugs (generally made in China and with…

The first K&N filter I used was the engine air filter on a 95 Mustang GT circa 1995 so it was pretty natural considering that they were excellent filters. . Since then I have switched to all K&N Engine filters and have been quite happy. Before the first oil change I had 18 (2016 Hyundai Azera Limited) in town, but after the change I get 21-23. The car is on a lease which we want to keep, so all filters will be K&N based on lifespan or 100,000 miles. We have since returned to the dealer for a…

For those looking for a reasonably priced aftermarket oil filter for their 2016 Kia Sedona (or other year models that use the same oil filter), this filter is a damn good one. While many use this on other makes and models and say the washer is too small, for the 16 year old Sedona it is practically a 1:1 exact replica, a HUGE plus in not having to look for the drain plug washer elsewhere. The O-ring also fits perfectly and also represents a 1:1 replacement. The nipple is tight. Be careful when…

This is Fake Filter. The box is not the same as in the auto parts store. The images on the box are pixelated as if you were printing the image on a computer. The filter doesn't look exactly the same when you compare them side-by-side. The magazine filter has a part number on the bottom of the filter. The plastic piece on top of the filter is a slightly different shape and has a small gap where the o-ring is located. Before you buy, study the information on YouTube! It only costs $3 more when…

Purchased for 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.5L. The car lost its oil supply, bled out, ran 10 miles with almost no oil and is now making valve noise. I chose K&N here because I trust the brand (longtime air filter user with literally dozens of purchases) and want to be 100% sure there are as few flow restrictions as possible without sacrificing too much filter performance. Combined with a quality synthetic oil and Lucas High Mileage Oil Stabilizer, I'm hoping to keep the now-weakened top end…

As soon as you take the filter out of the packaging you will immediately recognize that it says Budget Filter. Not the quality I expected from K&N on the box. Compared to the OEM filter, Fram and some other popular competitors, this filter has thinner plastic ends and thinner paper media. Even the box is eloquent, it says 'Silver Line' which I take to mean 'cheap' and the graphics are quite pixelated and low quality. The silver line is not advertised in the product description, so I feel a…