Genuine Toyota Oil Filter

Great fit, good oem quality for a decent pricea

Perfect fit for our 2005 Lexus RX330.

Was a Toyota Dealer Tech for some years past. OE Filters are the safest bet compared to aftermarket ones. Even compared to the Premium $16-$20.+ ones, like K&N, Mobil One, Wix XP, and Royal Purpleoil filters (the Best rated Premium ones) Denso, a Toyota owned company supplies and Mfr's these to OE Spec. etc. What's not to like? What's to be afraid of. Just make sure to get check the correct Toyota part. No before buying here. AI (Rufus) is far from accurate and may in many cases steer you and confirm a Fit for your vehicle when it is clearly NOT. True for may different brand Vehicle parts I have ordered myself in th past. Don't trust Amazon to say it "is a fit" for your vehicle. You will get burned, as other reviewers here have stated. FWI, I purchased 3 of these "-YZZD1's" and one of them was crushed. Ironically, the Toyota packaging was undamaged. Go figure. Obviously Damaged during production and before packaging at Denso, Thailand. Surprised to see any Toyota part like this. Quality Control failed. I double checked for a genuine part and it was. I see many fake copies here on AMZ. Do your research to easily tell if you are getting a "Genuine Toyota Parts". Caveat Emptor. (buyer beware) Wherever you buy your Toyota parts! The fake stuff can be excellent copies. Fooling even Toyota parts dept . people. Parts like A/C Cabin and Engine air filters, Oil filters, Ignition Coils and especially Toyota Iridium Spark plugs . Its a big business to copy and sell fake Toyota parts like these. I highly recommend this -YZZD1 oil filter as long as it is the proper part number for your Toyota verified by Toyota, Not Amazon (Rufus/AI) What I received was a genuine 90915-YZZD1, with a "legit" Toyota Hologram affixed to the Packaging.

When it comes to my 3rd Gen. 4Runner, I’ve always installed OEM parts ONLY, but, I’ve rarely used the compatible Toyota branded oil filters, allegedly durable, but always were an unneeded expense, though, I always changed oil on the regular, using high-quality filters. Purchased new in Dec., 2001, I’ve always handled the Toyo’s servicing needs, maintenance & repairs, aside from tires and timing belt/water pump at 102K miles. Oil change due dates rarely produce black oil to drain, normally appearing dark caramel. Yet, I’m super pleased to finally find OEM, Toyota brand oil filters at $6.13 each~! Easy as any to install, given you always hand tighten, and provides that confidence that comes with using OEM parts, especially as I’ve entered its third decade of life and now considered a high mileage vehicle. Also, just in time: Costco has newly introduced their high-mileage 5w30 full-synthetic. Another HUGE bargain! And I’m now planning to tackle the next timing belt replacement myself on the 5vz-FE 3.4L, installing the Aisin kit, of course, as I now sit at 203K miles.

Original and excellent shape

For 2022 Taco. Love the sealed pre oil O ring, just works.

Easy and quick. It also fit as advertised.

Genuine

OEM oil filter that I find is highest quality compared to many other brands I’ve tried,

Llego sellado y en su empaque original . Me gustó que ya trae grasa el empaque y no requiere le pongas aceite para que no se pegue

Used for many oil changes in my 1JZ.

Filtro original pero hecho en Tailandia. Cumple con especificaciones. Lo compraré seguido para mi Tacoma v6 2004

Good value filters well fit great work with car easy to install functions well good quality