K&N High-Flow Original Lifetime Engine Air Filter: Increase Power: Premium, Washable: Compatible with 2014-2024 TOYOTA: Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia, 33-5017

Fits like a glove on my 2022 Tacoma . No issues !!! K&N is the only high flow filter i used for all my vehicles .

This is my first engine filter review in my life. Growing up, every vehicle I have ever had I took out the stock OEM part and always put in a cold air intake. But with money being tight since COVID and other personal matters, I started to look at regular filters since their is a big difference in price.I came across this K&N performance and washable filter walking in my local parts store but was a bit more in price. After reading reviews and comparing others. I gave this one a shot especially it being washable and reusable.It came packaged well and with little instructions but this is only a filter, a lot of instructions are not really needed. But if you have no experience and auto mechanics go right over your head, I mean no disrespect and understand. I have my weakness too like any other human. You can watch a video on how to change it, I swear it is easy and will cost you a lot less than at the stealership (dealership) or at a garage. It only takes a few minutes to do.I installed easily and gave it a few weeks to see how it would run before given a review.I was impressed really especially at the mileage I am at as of now. I have gotten 2 mpg added to my trips (highway) and noticed the truck runs smoothly. One thing I did notice mentioned in other reviews, I didn't hear a difference. Was a little let down on that one lol but not enough to return lol. I enjoy the difference in MPG and how smoothly my truck ran. I always get 23.5.24 on highway now going 70-75 on highway. (Picture included)In conclusion, I definitely recommend this filter to anyone who has a 3rd gen Tacoma seeking just a filter replacement. You will not be disappointed, but I do recommend cleaning your throttle body so you can have a good air flow. You can watch a video on how to clean in, it is very easy to do even if you have no experience with auto maintenance and only takes about 20-30 mins. That is from taking off the air filter, cleaning, and putting the air filter back on. I recommend learning to do this as well so your vehicle always has a good air flow and keeping all dirt/junk out of the engine. Many say to clean the throttle body every 100,000 miles. That is bs, depends on where you drive/live. I clean mine every 3 months or 30,000 miles. Some might call it over doing it, which I don't blame them but I like a clean ride and like to invest my time in keeping my vehicles serviced to last me a long time. It is cheaper to clean your own throttle body than taking it in to a garage. Just my two cents/opinion!When you receive this filter and open the box, it should come in a clear closed plastic bag, bright red, and be a little greasy from the oil.If your bag is open, do not use it. If it comes damaged, return and get another one!Since it is re-washable and reusable you won't ever have to buy another filter again, but every time you clean it you will need the oil and cleaning kit. ( I recommend it) Link is below. Hope this review helps you out.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00029WYEY/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_5?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1

K&N makes quality filters, and this one is no exception. Installation was quick and straightforward—fits perfectly in the factory airbox. Not having to replace it every few thousand miles is a big plus. Noticeable improvement in airflow and throttle response. Well worth the investment for long-term performance and savings.

This is the filter I needed for my Toyota

Had it for years, that thing swalloed kilograms of dust and debris from many rallies behind UTVs and ATVs, washed it many times with K&N cleaning kit, sold my car and I believe it keeps going.

ProsI am shocked! have been a K&N filter customer for 20 years. They are great. I just installed it on my 2017 Toyota Tundra. Immediately I drove it 11 miles. At about 60mph. I was shocked to see an immediate increase in gas mileage. From an average of 12.3 to average of 16.0 mpg after 22 miles on mixed traffic and highway. Even some initial averages of 18 miles per gallon see pics. I can’t believe it, it’s almost like the original Toyota(Denso) filter was starving the engine of enough air. It almost seems too god to be true.Cons:The outer cardboard box arrive drenched in oil. The bag that prevents the oil from leaking was broken. The filter seems ok except, I noticed that the edges of the filters looks a bit wrinkled, this maybe the reason the filter generates a high pitch whistle at certain acceleration points. The whistle noise is a bit annoying. I am calling K&N to see what they have to say and I am hoping for good informed customer service. I will update my experience.Called K&N and the customer service person was very nice and knowledgeable. She stated that the noise was normal and a result of a thinner K&N filter the thinker original that muffled the noise in the housing. Honestly the Trunda really are not insulated very well and all outside noise is easy to hear inside the cabin any ways. I had a Mercedes and it was so well isolated from the outside. I could not even hear the turbos. So if you want an increase in gas mileage and don’t mind a bit of whistling. Grab one of these filters.

Recently put this K&N air filter in a 2021 Toyota Sequoia with a stock 5.7 V8 engine, and am very happy with this decision to drop the money on it. The mileage before with the old air filter wasn't great. Anywhere between 13 to maybe 17, at best. Usually around 15 highway. Now the computer is reading above the twenty mile to a gallon mark , hovering round 22.5 most of the time on the highway. Not to mention the increase in get-up-and go, and the improved throttle response. Dropping 85 bucks for an air filter makes one balk at first, but K&N just made a believer out of me. Then there is the fact that you'll never have to buy another cheap crappy paper filter again, which apparently, was choking the life out the engine. Cleaning this filter every 50,000 to 75,000 miles is a small price to pay for such an easy upgrade in mileage and performance. This really is a performance part and worth every penny. I'm happy with it.

I just installed this air filter to replace the original factory one. I also replaced the cabin filter. I noticed that the airflow from the vents are not as strong. I do not know if this is because they are new or that the air filter is much thicker than the original. I will update the review if things change.