🔒 Premium Oil Filter by K&N: Engine Protection for Compatible FORD/SUZUKI/TOYOTA/VOLKSWAGEN Models (Full Compatibility List in Description), PS-1002 Review

This item is marked with country of origin USA and is made in China. Otherwise everything is fine, it works like any other filter.

Just installed on my Camry 95 3.0L. Just so everyone knows, Toyota's TRD oil filters are like this. They also fit my Sequoia 04,,,

Seems lighter than other filters. Unfortunately, the mother cannot be detached in the end. I will order next time. I thought all k and n filters had a mother. But 98 camry v6 works fine

I use K&N air and oil filters on all my vehicles. My 1992 Geo Metro is no exception. I've put 6,000 miles on a full synthetic oil change and the filter has always worked flawlessly.

This is one of the best filters on the market today. I use it on my 1992 Toyota pickup. My mechanic says they are great. I've found that oil stays cleaner longer. Excellent goods.

As others have said, made in China. Opened up and compared to my old K&N filters from the last 2 years and definitely a step down. If you can get them for a special price of $5.99 or less, go for it. If not, you're paying too much.

K&N is famous for its auto parts. Of course, you pay a little more upfront, but in return you get a higher quality part that will give you better service and durability. An oil filter is no different and may be the most important auto part you need to buy, especially if like me you change your own oil. Don't skimp on the filter, it's one of the most important spare parts in your car.

compare this replaced K&N filter to this one less hole, the holes are smaller and they are not beveled like it was. looks like a standard fram unit. Either it's fake or the quality of the K&N has gone down, I wish I had taken a picture but I had to change the oil. Will buy another one if its the same as this one will switch to another brand this thing is 3 times more expensive than the frame cost and if it is comparable I will not spend any more money in the future.

These free flow oil filters with silicone drain valves work great on my 1995 Toyota. 230,000km. With this and the synthetic mixed oil with a high mileage of 10-30, I immediately noticed that the engine ran more smoothly with no drop in oil pressure. I was expecting at least a small drop in oil pressure since less restrictive filter media requires more oil flow. But the oil pressure gauge does not drop. Apparently more oil is hitting the ceiling as it runs smoother. These 22RE engines tend to be