What BRAND oil filter do you use?

[Speedy3861]

I'd be of the persuasion that Amsoil and Champion Labs will solve the problem, with publicity at stake, solutions usually happen.

 

[barkingspider]

I mainly use Supertech filters, but I sometimes buy others when on sale / clearance. Right now I have a bunch of Hengst for my Canyon and original fram ultras for my vibe and gx550.

 

[Marcozi]

MANN and only MANN.

 

[Fifth87]

OEM in my cars and truck, OEM in my wife's car.
I buy the Toyota filters by the case from my local dealer based on pricing and mileage I put on the vehicle. ACDelco and Motorcraft I pick up at Walmart based on price.

 

[paulo57509]

I'm moving on to OEM Toyota filters, since the local Walmart stocks them for my applications - if I ever go through the Denso filters that are in the cabinet.

Fortunate that the Denso filters I purchased for the LS400, also fit the LS430.

 

[spasm3]

With the leaf bypass issues, i'm moving to microguard select by Premium Guard.

 

[AutoMechanic]

Depends the brand of vehicle and what is on sale. I’ve used a lot of different brands. Always name brand though never store brands unless it’s Napa. Nothing wrong with those filters but I prefer name brand.

 

[ZeeOSix]

Always name brand though never store brands unless it’s Napa. Nothing wrong with those filters but I prefer name brand.

NAPA has changed suppliers a few times, no more Wix/Mann-Hummel but now Asian made. Many "name brands" are made by XYZ these days.

 

[Robster]

Historically, I've leaned toward Fram or OEM. I may have to just take the safe bet and use OEM depending on what Fram becomes.

 

[Deplorable]

I used OG Ultras almost exclusively until I used my stash up. So now I’m left to using my stash of Affinia made Wix filters. When they run out I will go to my stash of Indonesia made Mahle filters for my Silverado. For the Ram it’s FleetGuard.

And some folks thought I was crazy for hoarding filters…

 

[WarEagle]

I’m on the PG train. Either STP XL (vietnam made) or CQ blue/EP

 

[Wireman1987]

current oil change OE Nissan filter on the wifes car my car has a Fram Core

in stock
Fram Core
Carquest buyout from Rockauto
Premium Guard - white can, Ecogard - blue can
Nissan OE filter - Japan made.

if it's a jobber filter i most likely have it.

 

[38Chevy454]

Either older Wix, older Fram Ultra, older Donaldson, or lately been stocking up on Carquest clearance through Rock Auto.

I'm kind of the opinion keeping oil changed at 5K or less, the filter doesn't have as much effect or concern for me. Combined with clearance oil, an oil and filter change is approx $10 cost.

 

[64bawagon]

I like the CHAMP XL.

I did too until I found this.

 

[Hermann]

Whatever catches my fancy when I see a good deal.

 

[D16A6_Driver]

For 2 Hondas: Protec, Ecogard, Parts Plus, Premium Guard
For 2 Toyotas: OEM, Protec, Parts Plus, Purolator L14477, Fram

 

[jkhawaii]

Not looking to start a war on what filter is BEST. I just would like to know what brand everyone uses for their own vehicles as I am now changing oil on my brand new corvette and a 22 diesel Tahoe. What brands do you guys like consistently?

Purolator

 

[GI_GRIFF]

Baldwin. Made in USA, owned by USA, and match OEM specifications. There are tighter, lower micron filters out there, however.

 

[skyactiv]

I have a Hengst on hand for my VW along with a Supertech. The Hengst is made in Poland while the ST is made in the USA.

 

[Delta]

OEM Tokyo-Roki for the WRX
Wix for the Tacoma and Camry
Baldwin for the mower

I've got one Wix left for the Toyota's, might just order some Baldwin B33's. Always liked the way they looked, no real technical data to support my claim...