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Where to purchase replacement air filter, cabin filters?

Discussion in 'General Tundra Discussion' started by Big Jeff, Sep 19, 2019.

  1. Sep 19, 2019 at 6:55 PM
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    Or do you just go with the Toyota OEM filters?
     
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    Jeff, I have always stayed with OEM filters. Toyota filters and not very expensive and on par or cheaper than many after market.

    When I do not run OEM, I like Wix/NAPA Gold for oil and air filters.

    Many people have negative stuff to say about performance filters such as K&N. They say they let a lot of dirt past. I have ran them a few times in the past, but not long enough to see if dirt gets through.

    I have 1 local dealer that is pretty competitive in parts and an OEM filter is somewhere around $16 I believe. The terrible and cheap Purolators cost more.....
     
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  3. Sep 19, 2019 at 7:23 PM
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    Use OEM for cabin air filter and threw in a TRD PRO air filter for the engine.
     
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    I just ordered cabin and engine filters on Amazon. Just search for the part numbers and find something comparable.
     
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    Toyota OEM only for the engine air filter.
    I don’t care much about the cabin filter so I just buy whatever has a decent price at the parts store.
     
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    Toyota TRD drop in air filter and K&N lifetime cabin filter (it smells so good inside when you first get it).
     
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  7. Sep 20, 2019 at 1:07 AM
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    This is what I put in my Tundra from Walmart, they looked physically comparable to the OEM
    filters that were in it beforehand.

    Engine Air Filter: STP SA10343
    Cabin Air Filter: STP CAF1816F
    OEM Toyota Oil Filter: YZZA4
     
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  8. Sep 20, 2019 at 3:05 AM
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    For years I've bought all my OEM filters (air & oil) off Ebay. I can buy 1/2 dozen or so at a time and the unit price works out the same or cheaper than aftermarket plus I have the added benefit of always having one ready to go when it's time for maintenance.
     
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    My turn.

    OEM engine and cabin filter. I like to patronize our dealership parts partners here on the board. In particular Roman at Toyota of Cool Springs.
     
    TundraMcGov., Sep 20, 2019
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    RockAuto has good prices as well as manufacturer rebates for some of their filters. You have to pay shipping so I either stock up or wait until I'm buying something else and add on a filter. Last time I ordered I bought 2 ACDelco Cabin air filters and 2 Fram engine air filters for $32 shipped (shipping was $17). Then I got $10 back in mail in rebates for the ACDelco filter purchase. So $22 total for 4 filters (or $5 minus shipping)...
     
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    OEM Toyota filters in both of my Tundra trucks.
     
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    I get my genuine Toyota filters on https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/ at cheaper than dealer prices with fast shipping. They have everything OEM Toyota with the factory warranty.
     
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    I bought filters for our 4runner from them last year. Good prices, fast shipping. Legit Toyota dealer.

    We do have a local dealer that sells oil filters for $5.60 a piece and offers an increasing discount when you buy 2 or more. I buy 4 at a time for the Tundra and 4Runner and they are $5.10 a piece. Not bad for OEM Toyota parts.
     
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    On my Gen 5 4Runner you could use the OEM Lexus cabin filter that included a charcoal element to filter out odors. I wonder if the Lexus filter for the LX570 fits the Tundra? It isn't a huge upgrade, but it made a difference in the 4Runner.
     
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    I have been using them for 10 years. They used to be “ToyotaPartSales” but changed the name a year or so ago.
    My local dealers have been less than enthusiastic at giving me a better than MSRP price so TPD gets most of my business.
     
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  16. Sep 20, 2019 at 7:26 PM
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    Check my local dealer today.
    Engine filter $31.00 Cabin filter $25.00

    Amazon
    Engine filter $9.00 Cabin filter $19.00 3-pack +$8.00 S/H

    TPD
    Engine filter $20.00 Cabin filter $14.00 +$11.00 S/H

    Just a FYI since I asked.
     
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    Wow....what engine/engine filter were they quoting on?
     
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    The...Platinum one?

    I will see myself out
     
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    5.7L stock OEM, only had one option. I take it that it's high priced compared to where you guys are at?
     
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  20. Sep 25, 2019 at 8:05 PM
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    I'm sure my engine filters from my Dealer run 6 dollars.... thinking part number may be 04152YZZA4 (usually buy a bunch at once).
     
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    I usually go dealer. They usually put out discount fliers and that's when I buy them. Plus developing a repport with the dealer parts department never hurts.
     
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    I’m by no means a professional mechanic/technician but from experience HEPA filters will cause a decrease in air flow. I’m for OEM filters.
     
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