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Yeah thats what this guy was saying, it cost like $20 elsewhere for the same filter. I do my own oil changes

I honestly have to agree with the guy, I've worked at dealerships, Toyota, Kia, Ford, Dodge, and they always used authentic dealer brand filters, never have I seen a dealership use an aftermarket unless it was on another brand of car, maybe it's just me.

It may be the oil pump is not able to suck up oil as quickly on the incline until it hits flat surface

Hey seen this video on Youtube about this dealer using aftermarket filters instead of dealer filters, what do you think, right or wrong, and does it really matter? Car Pros Scammers ripping people off

Just found this on youtube, not really oil related but still interesting none the less 2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo Blown Engine

Yes I work in a shop as well, people will come in with the worst fluids and you'll show it to them and they came in for that problem, say with a transmission problem, well you need to do this, a lot of times I hear, well it can wait. I've bought some good used cars and then I've bought junk.

What happens when you don't change oil for 50k miles very interesting video