Spark plug OEM Toyota or Denso

And, before you get too far, are you replacing with the right plugs? I presume it’s the 2AZ 4-cyl since you’re not asking us how to get to the back plugs. The right ones are the Denso Iridium Long Life or the NGK Laser Iridium.

Maintenance: 39th Oil Change (every 10K) and Tire Rotation, 13th Engine Air Filter, 13th Cabin Air Filter, 3 brake jobs, 3 coolant flushes, 2 spark plug changes w/carbon cleaning, no suspension work, no transmission service, 1 Break Down at 280K Due to a Design Flaw In The MGR Cable Which Powers The Hybrid System $5200, cat issue at 380K due to bad gas, no hybrid battery replacements in case you were wondering, does not consume oil

UPDATE: owners manual calls for replacement around 120k so I'm not that far behind i guess. Still went out and bought 4 new plugs and installed them. $80 at the dealer

Noticed before the LTFT was -6% and now its back to 0%.

I use Denso IK20TT and these spark plugs work every time, on both fuels.

I put denso 5310 in mine, apparently they are supposed to give you a slight increase in power if you use premium fuel.

Idk if I gained any power, but the car runs well.

Have used NGK on my Toyota Prius v, works just fine, never had problems.

Changed them recently, still had factory Denso spark plugs, and they worked alright too, even after 121k miles of use.

I have eqt and the densos and they are smooth

Denso IKh024

For what it's worth, I've changed my plugs twice (OEM to Denso to Beru-RS7) and never noticed any oil or any difference in color between the plugs.

I said from the get go that the Densos were running like ****. Especially at wot around 110mp/h it felt like the engine was hesitating and lacking power. Idle was smoother with the Denso though.