Kia Forte Oil Filter

Oil filters for Kia Forte models are cylindrical components that are found near the oil pan underneath your vehicle. Filters contain a porous fiber lining that traps dirt, dust, and other types of debris. Trapping debris is essential because it prevents contaminants from flowing through the engine. When dirty oil flows through the engine it wreaks havoc, damaging fast-moving components, causing overheating issues, and much more. In fact, most engines can only run for a short time without oil before becoming wrecked. Dirty oil won't total your car immediately but it's best to be proactive and replace your oil filter with every oil change.

The good news is that AutoZone has plenty Kia Forte oil filters that are sure to be the right fit for any model year. You'll find filters from high-quality brands that include synthetic microscopic fibers, trapping up to 99 percent more debris than OEM oil filters.

When it's time to replace your Kia Forte oil filter, order online and visit your local AutoZone for Same Day Pickup. Can't make it in? Order online and get it as soon as tomorrow with Free Next Day Delivery on eligible orders.

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      626wolverine1

      in 5 years

      Been shopping at AUTO ZONE for 25 years. Don't think I'm gonna stop anytime soon!

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Kia Forte

      Been shopping at AUTO ZONE for 25 years. Don't think I'm gonna stop anytime soon!

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Kia Forte

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      **DOES NOT FIT FORTE GT**

      Patrick

      in a year

      Decent filter how 1 star because it doesn't create a complete seal and caused my car to have an incomplete seal leaking oil from the filter, I used oem after and no leaks whatsoever. Buy at your own risk!

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2021 Kia Forte GT

      Decent filter how 1 star because it doesn't create a complete seal and caused my car to have an incomplete seal leaking oil from the filter, I used oem after and no leaks whatsoever. Buy at your own risk!

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2021 Kia Forte GT

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      Better Quality

      Tommy

      in 3 years

      So if you don't have the tools or you've never cut open a filter before. STP is good. FRAM is something you should avoid. K&N is great. Bosch is equal to K&N. Now I said what I said cause I bought multiple of each. After going 3k miles on a FRAM filter. The filter material was few and well dissolved. Hence why it's bad. STP has less filter material which means less filtering action, but it wasn't missing any pieces after 3k miles. K&N and Bosch has about the same amount of filter material and the end result was about the same. The only difference is the little hex on the K&N filter. I guess it can make it easier to remove, but if it's on that tight. You already made a rookie mistake and need to make sure you didn't strip anything.

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2010 Kia Forte Koup SX

      So if you don't have the tools or you've never cut open a filter before. STP is good. FRAM is something you should avoid. K&N is great. Bosch is equal to K&N. Now I said what I said cause I bought multiple of each. After going 3k miles on a FRAM filter. The filter material was few and well dissolved. Hence why it's bad. STP has less filter material which means less filtering action, but it wasn't missing any pieces after 3k miles. K&N and Bosch has about the same amount of filter material and the end result was about the same. The only difference is the little hex on the K&N filter. I guess it can make it easier to remove, but if it's on that tight. You already made a rookie mistake and need to make sure you didn't strip anything.

      What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2010 Kia Forte Koup SX