Owner reviews for air filter

Have a 2025 TPP. Just put in a K&N air filter for about $50. Seems to breathe better and maybe adds a couple HP. I like to think it does lol.

At my dealer, I showed their parts window a pic of it for $34 USD online on Mazda’s parts website, and he just matched the price….

Recently bought a bunch of Sakura air, oil and cabin filters for my VW Passat from TWL. Less than half the price of supercheap and delivered in a couple days

I have the washable K&N air filter in my car. Buy it and the cleaner and never get tricked into a new filter again. Wash it every 6 months (fall and spring for me) and it’s as good as new.

I’ve run K&N on every vehicle I’ve owned for over 20 years. Without issue. If I known I’m going to be off-roading for a weekend, I clean and oil it before and after. If you live in dust all the time then stay paper. If you highway drive 6 days a week and try to get off-road occasionally got K&N

I have used K&N's in a few vehicles over the years - no problem with them for longevity, and no complaints about performance (hp difference is negligible and over the longer term, they don't not appear to have contributed noticeably to any additional engine wear)

k&n drop in air filter because why not.

The K&N have cleaning kits for there's with an oil you reapply, but the steps take time for it to dry

I had a Jeep with a K&N air filter with the "do not discard- permanent filter" stickers on the air box. I loaned it to a friend for a few months, and to thank me, she took it in to get the oil changed. They told her the air filter was oily and needed replaced, and she told them OK.

The cheap filters look great on the outside, on the inside they lack the quality of OEM. Poor quality filters don’t trap as much particulate and it ends up in your engine and your catalytic converter.