Mobil 1 filters are high for most cars. I have a dodge cummins and even the cheapest filter for it is 8 dollars. I can buy the mobil 1 at az for 10 bucks 1 mile from my house. To me, it's a no brainer. On the wifes malibu and my mom's crv I run bosch, or ac delco. Good filters for a reasonable price.
Help me decide... Mobil 1 or K&N
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If you want K&N go to AJUSA.com the K&Ns are $8.50 (Advance auto and autozone are over $12 I believe) and if you purchase $25 free shipping and no sales tax. A no brainer for K&ns.
hate to admit but when Amsoil went to Donaldson I no longer wish to pay $12 for a filter. If they did anything I would consider it but basically worthless, oil filters in general that is!
hate to admit but when Amsoil went to Donaldson I no longer wish to pay $12 for a filter. If they did anything I would consider it but basically worthless, oil filters in general that is!
Mobil-1 rated at 99%
K&N rated at 90%,
Hmmm, tough choice.
K&N rated at 90%,
Hmmm, tough choice.
looks to me that the mobil and k&n oil filters are identical???
I'd go with Toyota OEM at 1/3 of the price.
Yea. that says it.quote:
Originally posted by ULVER:
Flip a coin... They both are great, and both are over-priced...
M1's are better K&N cost more, do less.
Pure1 beats them with price and filtration. Pure one's are counted as 2nd best by most every one.
My pure1 filters cost $5.77 normal auto zone price. There the "Chevy V8" filter. Just about every other filter but mine costs $3 to $5 more.
If I went with Amsiol Ea filter I would spend $13 for a filter like that.
That standard Micron test is with 20 micron particals.
No one who knows there filters cares about that.
We want the dirt or lack of it on what a filter can do at the sub 10 or 7 micron level.
Nothing beats a 2 micron diesel fuel filtering your oil, with a regular oil filter for when the DF filter clogs up.
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