K&N Engine Air Filter: Reusable, Clean Every 75,000 Miles, Washable, Premium, Replacement Car Air Filter: Compatible with 2000-2008 TOYOTA (Alphard, RAV4 II, RAV4 III, Tarago, Estima, Previa), 33-2216

This is my second K&N Air Filter I have purchased. First off, Rav4 filters are not always available at local stores so having a lifetime filter is an advantage over not being sure of availability and not having to purchased a future filter from a dealer. The filter DOES have to be cleaned and re-oiled when it gets dirty, but I would rather spend a little more time and save money over the cost of a paper/dry replacement filter. I also like verifying the filter is installed/seated correctly since I have had problems in the past with hurried maintenace people "pinching" the filter in the filter box.My first filter was installed in a Honda Accord w/V-6 and I actually get 4 miles more per gallon (highway) with the K&N. I'm not sure about the MPG with the 4-cyl Toyota RAV4 but I'm hoping for simular results. Either way it is a cost savings over the purchase of numerous future paper filters.If you keep your cars for a while I recomend trying one.

Bought for my 2003 Toyota RAV4 2.0l increasing horsepower & torque with noticable difference, as well as increased MPG. Approximately 5 mpg increase!!

I have been changing my own air filters for my cars for over 50 years now and have always purchased fram or similar type filter. My brother told me about the K&N filter and I finally bought one and I'm glad I did. You can feel the difference immediately; more power and better gas mileage. The filter will pay for itself in no time. Am sorry that I did not purchase a K&N filter years ago.

Calza perfecto, sin problemas.

I would have paid a bit more for an AFE-Pro dry filter. I didn't do enough homework before ordering the K&N. Because the K&N is an oiled filter, there's chances that over oiling can fould up the mass air sensor. A dry filter would not have such an issue. The K&N works fine after 6 months now, my gas milage has improved 5% and acceleration is smoother especially at low gear and RPM. If I ever drive in dusty conditions, then I'd have to check the filter, clean and oil more often. Since this is a lifetime filter, I'll stick with it for a few years.

Finally decided to get one of these for my 2002 Rav4 after looking back at the costs of traditional filters. A K&N filter will help save you money on maintenance costs in the long run and even the environment. No more buying replacement filters and getting a little increase in your MPGs makes this filter a great investment. The only downside is the care & cleaning of the filter. K&N's website has detailed instructions on how to properly clean & oil their filters. It's really not that hard, all it takes is a little of your time. Definitely noticed a little more oomph when I accelerate after putting it in my car, not a significant boost but a noticeable one. Haven't checked on my MPGs yet since I've only used a quarter of my full tank since the filter was installed.

So I was actually kind of shocked. I bought it thinking “I highly doubt it will make much of a difference for my RAV4” and so I took the 5 minutes to put it on and it actually did make a difference. Pulls a little bit harder, doesn’t feel as sluggish like it did, but only because I didn’t have an 8 year old filter on it. I’m most likely going to get one for my 2019 Honda Civic as well. Now, is it worth the $50? It just depends if you want a slight performance boost out of your vehicle. You’re mainly paying for the longevity of the filter and not having to pay 10-20 bucks on a new one every few years. For me, I’d say yes because my RAV4 I just got was a complete DOG from sitting for 3 years because it was my grandmothers and was passed on to me. it’s K&N so you know it’s going to be quality, but go into this purchase thinking of the frequency of long term future financial investments on other standard air filters more so than performance even though it does make your vehicle perform better.

Well made, easy to clean, noticeable power increase