K&N filters are the best thing for your car. Imagine a mountain breeze blowing through a valley of lavender flowers. That is the K&N filter. Then, imagine a coal burning plant and the smoke chute that has run 24x7 for 20 years. That is what the other filters are like out there on the market. So, enjoy the K&N by letting your car enjoy the mountain breeze.

Been a fan of K & N filters for many years. Improves performance of car. Easy to install.

These k&n oil filters are great I use them on my subaru wrx

I've ordered K&N filters for previous vehicles. Excellent product!

These re-usable K cup filters, made in China, are reported to be 100% BPA, LEAD, and DEHP free. They are purple "plastic" with gold mesh bottom and sides. They reportedly fit Keurig 2.0, K200, K250, K300, K350, K400, K450, K500, K550, K560 and all 1. After our K200 broke we checked the Keurig (machine) ratings and then went down to the K-50 because that Keurig seemed to have the highest ratings. These filters fit the K-50 fine. Just fill the filter with coffee, gently snap the filter top closed, place the filter in the Keurig, and press your coffee-maker button(s). You do not need to insert any kind of a paper filter into the items as they themselves are filters! Open them gently as repeated opening and closing, or forceful opening and closing will eventually result in breakage of the bendable "plastic" that functions as a hinge. Although disposable, with gentle care, these filters should certainly last long enough to be worth their cost. Of course, they are not as convenient as using actual K cups because (unless you choose to add paper filters to them), these disposable filters must be emptied of the sticking coffee grounds (which must be scooped out), and then cleaned (which is easy - just swish out in hot soapy water or squirt small amount of liquid detergent in and then turn while under hot kitchen faucet). I would advise supporting the outside of the mesh (with a light pressure) while lightly "scraping" the inside mesh to remove the used coffee grounds. A permanent filter for K coffee makers is more practical because of being easier to clean (not requiring the degree of gentle handling). However, these little disposable ones have their place too!We have an ancient and cheap little coffee pot that we take out on occasion when we want a pot full of coffee, use out regular K cups (including many brands), and now have these disposable filters for when desiring a couple of cups of coffee and needing to consume our older ground coffee, or for when temporarily running out of "K" cups. Just as with any brand of little coffee cups for your brewer, the hot water just runs through these little filters holding your coffee. Whether using a "K" cup, other brand coffee cup, or these filters, you generally do not get a really strong cup of coffee. For that you need to actually brew your own coffee. However, if you don't have a bold button on your coffee machine and want to get a stronger cup when using these disposable filters ( or "K" cups/other brands of coffee-filled cups) you can use a small gravy ladle to catch the initial and final scoops of coffee water coming out of the coffee maker, and then transfer that less strong coffee to a second (adjacent) cup that can be emptied down your kitchen sink. Sometimes I add the used coffee grounds to my garden soil. K cups and comparable brands are convenient, but it certainly is better for the environment to use either a real coffee pot that brews coffee, permanent "K" filters filled with coffee, or disposable filters to which coffee is added.

K&N air filters just WORK! Easy to install and then pretty much fughedaboutit.

Good deal on reusable k cups with filters. These k cups work well. I like them better than the last set I purchased.

I always use K&N filters on my toys. Great quality, great price.