PL36135 PurolatorONE Advanced Engine Protection Cartridge Oil Filter Compatible With Jeep Wrangler, Grand Cherokee, Dodge Grand Caravan, Journey, Charger, Chrysler Town & Country and 200

I bought six filters for my 2011 Chrysler Town & Country Limited (3.6L) after noticing Mr. Rollback did not carry any oil filter for my van and the auto parts stores wanted $6 plus tax. The filter fit perfect just like the original Mopar Filter did. This filter did come with the O-ring shown in the picture so I guess the other reviewer got shorted. Overall a good on-top-of-engine cartridge oil filter for $4.24 a filter.

I change my own oil between 6 and 7,000 miles, which for me is about every 5 weeks. These filters fit perfectly and, as best I can tell, do their job well.

I don't know why it took this long to figure out that it's easier to put the oil filter on top of the engine. Replacing the filter cartridge is a breeze; it's easy to reach and all of the oil has already drained out of it before you take the filter out. I suppose the reusable steel cover saves a bit on material cost and waste, but it does add an extra step in the replacement process and makes the old filter a little messier to dispose of. Where I live they say you shouldn't toss oil filters in the trash, but they don't have a recycling bin for them at the used oil disposal site.I bought a 2011 Jeep fairly early in the model year and couldn't find filters anywhere but at the dealership for a while. Then Fram came out with a filter, and now Purolator. They still aren't stocked at the discount auto parts stores, but that will probably change soon.The Purolator filter fits perfectly, is less expensive than Fram or Mopar (and the price keeps dropping), and I don't worry about the quality of the material. The O-ring doesn't seem to need changing every time but I do change it, and I saved one old ring just in case something comes up later. I also use a torque wrench to make sure I don't overtighten the reusable cover, which would require a trip back to the dealer for an expensive replacement.

used these filters on my wife's jeep gc-- she has pretty short oci, so hard to say how long they can stand a longer oci-- but appeared to do the job as well as the original mopar filter

No more worry of how much your local parts store will gouge you for . priced reasonable, get a few extras while you're at it.

I drive 7,500 miles a month as a courier and I do my own oil changes, tire rotations, brakes, etc. on a monthly basis. I get the best deals on parts from here on Amazon!

Good brand and perfect fit for my Chrysler 300. I hate paying as much as $20 for an oil filter when changing oil. This filet is available elsewhere for more money. Amazon makes sure the filter you order is for your engine and you can save a bundle. If you don't change you own oil take it with you to your next change and avoid paying a lot more

I think it’s a good product that does the job

As described.