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(More customer reviews)My older vehicle had a little over 30,000 miles on the clock since its last spark plug change. I knew my vehicle had standard plugs in it as the dealership had changed them last time. I did some research and found these plugs were the actual part number and item used by the factory of my particular car. I figured the original had to be ok.
I did some research on some of the premium spark plugs beforehand that promote special coatings and the like. The best information I found seemed to suggest that the main advantage of those plugs is possibly extended plug life.
I decided I'd rather change my plugs more regularly with cheaper, solid quality, traditional plugs. Therefore, at my last service, I installed four of these plugs (4 cylinder engine), identical to the ones I removed. The result? My brain tells me the car runs a bit better, but it could be in my mind. Nevertheless, replacing your spark plugs at an appropriate interval can't be a bad thing, and I think I made the right choice to go with an affordable, original plug for my car.
They seem to be solid quality, came undamaged each individually boxed with a plastic protector around the vital end of the plug. Amazon got them to me fast. Not much more to say about them, but a good purchase.
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