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2016 Honda Pilot Oil Filter

The engine oil in your 2016 Honda Pilot contains sediment, soot, metal shavings, particles, and further contaminants. The purpose of the oil filter is to remove those pollutants so your engine can run more smoothly and decrease the likelihood of internal damage or further costly repairs.

Clean oil is laborious to the performance of your 2016 Honda Pilot, and the best oil filter is alternative for every make and model and in some cases can be dependent on the type of oil you pick for your car. It's always best to check your 2016 Honda Pilot maintenance guide located in your owner's manual for the fair type of oil filter and recommended replacement intervals. Don't have your owner's manual handy? Simply give Hare Honda a call at 3178544791 or schedule a service appointment online and one of our quick-lane oil techs can get your oil filter interchanged quickly and efficiently.

How much is a 2016 Honda Pilot oil filter?

A 2016 Honda Pilot oil filter ordinarily ranges from $8.99 to $19.99 after discounts depending on a few customizable options. In most cases, the cost of labor is more pricey than the filter itself. At Hare Honda, our oil and filter changes on the 2016 Honda Pilot are ordinarily bundled together and can be done in under 30 minutes unless we're exceedingly busy. We use certified OEM parts and tools to make sure every component of your automobile is handled with care. We also proposal a free multi-point inspection with every oil & filter change. Check out today's specials and schedule an appointment online.

What brand oil filter does 2016 Honda Pilot use?

Hare Honda will always advocate you select original factory components when replacing your oil filter, particularly on a 2016 Honda Pilot. These filters are hand chosen for your engine and may also require factory tools to access. Our dedicated oil filter technicians can have your oil and filter replacement completed in 30 minutes unless were incredibly busy. Give us a call or schedule your service online today!

How long do 2016 Honda Pilot oil filters last?

The oil filter on your 2016 Honda Pilot will typically last over 3,000 miles or 3 months, however, many oil filters can survive average wear and tear for up to 7,500 miles. It's recommended that you get your 2016 Honda Pilot oil filter replaced every time you get an oil change and have it inspected anytime you visit your local auto shop. At Hare Honda, we will check the oil filter for contaminants for free as part of our complimentary multi-point inspection. We also offer a variety of oil filter & oil change coupons.

What is the best 2016 Honda Pilot oil filter?

The best oil filter for a 2016 Honda Pilot is going to depend on the surface area, the material of the filter, and consistency in manufacturing. You don't want crumbled or bits of paper in your engine oil, and the greater the surface area, the more contaminants it can filter out. Of course, the fit is laborious, so our recommendation is to always go with the oil filter that Honda chose specifically for your engine when it came off the assembly line. Hare Honda will replace the oil filter on your 2016 Honda Pilot with a brand new Honda OEM certified replacement. Installation is made even easier when using our service center as we have mechanics that not only use certified OEM parts, but also the specialized tools mandatory to get to your oil filter.

Schedule your oil filter replacement with Hare Honda now!

2016 Honda Pilot Oil Filter Replacement

Most oil filters aren't imperative from the top, making them kind of a pain to replace. You'll need a lift or a tall jack to be active to do so. At Hare Honda, we've got multiple service bays with Honda certified dedicated oil and lube technicians who can change your 2016 Honda Pilot oil filter quickly at a exceedingly poor price. We'll also perform a free multipoint inspection anytime you visit. Check out our oil and filter coupons then book your appointment online to save even more! You can always give us a call at 3178544791 for more info on do-it-yourself oil filter replacement.