Best oil filter for '05 SR5?

[Bolderboulder]

My '05 SR5 has 179k miles. I change the oil & filter every 6k miles or so. I use Amsoil oil and their Wix filter.
Which oil filter does this forum recommend? I may begin replacing the filter every 2-3k miles just to be mega-extra certain the engine is using clean oil.
Thanks.

 

[Berty_K]

Toyota oem filter: 90915-yzzd3

 

[AuSeeker]

OEM, it's the best filter you will find and it's not expensive

 

[rdruss]

Yep, I only use Toyota oil filter.

 

[Kevin G.]

An old post of mine......

Ebay for $44.90, free shipping.

90915-YZZD3, Qty 10, Toyota \ Lexus Oil Filters With Drain Plug Gaskets

eBay item number:252829995054

Like I said......an old post......but you get the idea.

Kevin

 

[Berty_K]

I’d stay away from eBay or Amazon, and stick with dealer only.

Counterfeit comparison: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X6qVb1fDbhc

 

[T4r.Chris]

I’ve always ran the TRD filter. PN - PTR4300080.

Better filter than OEM but can be pricey from stealership.


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[Kevin G.]

I’d stay away from eBay or Amazon, and stick with dealer only.

Counterfeit comparison: Fake Counterfeit TOYOTA Oil Filter 90915-YZZE1 - YouTube

Or you can confirm that you are buying from a Toyota dealer.

Kevin

 

[Bluesky 07]

Ten-packs of OEM filters can typically be had on parts.toyota.com for ~$4 each. I order them from a local dealer who discounts their online orders (some do, some don't) and pick them up. For parts and such, a standard I use is not just to look at differences, the key is significant, measurable differences. This filter or that filter, oil, whatever - does the price and/or inconvenience provide enough of an improvement to justify that choice? Most times, not. I buy OEM whenever the price is competitive or even close but currently have 1A Auto LCAs and just bought their ignition coils and tie rods.

 

[grave]

OEM, they're like $5

 

[speechless123]

oem, i buy sets on ebay or amazon, usually 5-10, they come out to like 6 dollars a piece