Thanks for sharing pnelson. Did an oil change with a Mahle yesterday before viewing this. Looks like they are a good choice.
Ramseybella said:Oh!
You didn't read the fine print below at the beginning of this thread? ::024::
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Good! ::008::WJBertrand said:Just received my Mobil 1 M-108 filters from Costco.com last night for about $10 each. They are marked "Product of the USA" I think I'll stick with them.
All I know is it feels like a grenade in my hand heaver than any filter I have used in the past.Donk said:I am an OEM filter guy but if Mahle filters are made by the same company as Mahle pistons I would bet it's pretty good stuff. My only question is if we're all riding bikes made in Japan what is the big deal as to where the oil filters are made? Excluding China of course!
If we're using weight as a measure of quality the S10 must be a keeper!Ramseybella said:All I know is it feels like a grenade in my hand heaver than any filter I have used in the past.
As the video shows I am thinking it's built the same way with metal internals, as long as the bypass valve does not give in it will filter.
And it's a shorty filter for skid plate guys.
Someone want's to split hairs and send off oil for a test to compare filter media filtration that's OK by me. ::026::
Not until you have to pick her up! ???Donk said:If we're using weight as a measure of quality the S10 must be a keeper!
Have been using them for most of the 29,000 miles. No issues.fred-houston said:I am thinking about ordering the Mahle oil filter. This is an old thread, so I just wanted to make sure there have been no issues using these filters. Going on a 2016 model.
Thanks