K&N Oil Filter: 20,000 Mile Engine Protection, High Capacity/High Efficiency: Compatible with 2005-2021 LEXUS/TOYOTA/LOTUS/SCION (See Product Description for Select Models), HP-7020

Product is great, and since it's long lasting it doesn't have to be changed every oil change if you use full synthetic. I have used these oil filters since I purchased my vehicle. Great product, well made and easy to install.This time it was harder to get it shipped to my house than to change out...It comes with replacement gaskets for the drain cap and the filter housing, a drain nipple to empty the filter housing into a drain pan, and the new filter material.I really like the drain nipple, it allows a hose to be attached for minimal spills since the filter is fairly high off the ground on my truck it was super convenient!Seriously, my 12 year old daughter did most of the work with me, I don't know why more people don't do this themselves. Simple maintenance that will teach the younger generation to appreciate what they have because THEIR time is invested in it... Not knowing how is solved by hundreds of how to videos on the internet, and the tools are not that expensive.

This is not my first used of this oil filter; I think I've purchased two of them for previous oil changes. My car is a 2009 Lexus ES 350 and this filter works perfectly.

Works good. I kinda feel like im just buying k&n because of the brand, but they do look better than what you get at napa. K&n air intake turned my 95 chevy into a beast back in 04, so now I have brand loyalty. 20,000 miles? Im old now, but there's no way im going over 5k miles.

Used Fram oil filters forever, then the one for my Toyota came unglued between the pleated filter media and the plastic end cap. No way of knowing how long unfiltered oil was getting through! Not only that, I had to make a special tool to extract the now loose filter end cap out of the filter housing. What a royal pain.The K&N filter's construction won't allow that to happen.

This is the high flow rate K&N oil filter. The other K&N model for the 2011 Camry filters smaller particles out.

Even though Amazon says it doesn't, but I bought it anyway because the filter manufacturer (K&N) says it does... And it does. Also, it's a 7028 in the picture, but the actual filter is the 7020 as advertisedEdit: Knocking down a star, not because it doesn't work or do its job well, but because it has yet again not arrived with a K&N oil change sticker. I know it's not really a big deal, as I can get generic ones at Vatozone and others, but it upsets my OCD

OMG! It works. Been burned before. Didn’t save much ordering online. Shoulda went to Monument Auto instead.

Perfect product …. I do my own oil changes… it’s easier and cheaper than going to a stealership