...still a good filter?
I use'em based on availability as they are at, at least 4 local stores that I can think of right now(SEARS, W*M, PB's, AAP). Or even their store brand filters such as ProLine from PB's and SEARS also uses a version of Puro's that they call...I can't remember(I think, ProGurad)?
My dad(when he had his gas/service station, '54-'79) used Purolator Oil Filters. They were just called Purolator.
Later they were called Purolator Premium Plus and now, they're called Purolator Classic.
But, are they still considered a good oil filter? Or are they cheapening up their product?... by using lesser quality fultration media, endcaps and being made outside North America?
Im happy with their(what I perceive as) quality and price, especially with rebates. No real issues and when I have(I don't anymore) cut them open, they looked OK!
What I do like best is that when Puro has a rebate program going on, the auto stores that sell'em, have'em on sale too, making them real bargin to own.
Opinions please!
I use'em based on availability as they are at, at least 4 local stores that I can think of right now(SEARS, W*M, PB's, AAP). Or even their store brand filters such as ProLine from PB's and SEARS also uses a version of Puro's that they call...I can't remember(I think, ProGurad)?
My dad(when he had his gas/service station, '54-'79) used Purolator Oil Filters. They were just called Purolator.
Later they were called Purolator Premium Plus and now, they're called Purolator Classic.
But, are they still considered a good oil filter? Or are they cheapening up their product?... by using lesser quality fultration media, endcaps and being made outside North America?
Im happy with their(what I perceive as) quality and price, especially with rebates. No real issues and when I have(I don't anymore) cut them open, they looked OK!
What I do like best is that when Puro has a rebate program going on, the auto stores that sell'em, have'em on sale too, making them real bargin to own.
Opinions please!