Reddit Reddit reviews OEM Oil Filters 4-pak Compatible with Mini Cooper & S Gen2 Clubman R55, Hatchback R56, Convertible R57, Coupe R58, Roadster R59, Countryman R60, Paceman R61

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OEM Oil Filters 4-pak Compatible with Mini Cooper & S Gen2 Clubman R55, Hatchback R56, Convertible R57, Coupe R58, Roadster R59, Countryman R60, Paceman R61
An economical 4-pack of factory genuine oil filters! You can never change your oil too often - it's cheap insurance.Many people like to change their oil and filter in their brand new MINI at a low mileage to eliminate any manufacturing residue that may have remained in the crankcase.Includes the filter, O-ring, AND a new crush washer for the drain plug.Fits the following MINI Cooper & Cooper S models: 2007-2013 R56 Hardtop, 2008-2014 R55 Clubman, 2009-2015 R57 Convertible, 2012-2015 R58 Coupe, 2012-2015 R59 Roadster, 2011-2016 R60 Countryman, 2013-2016 R61 Paceman
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u/samkostka ยท 3 pointsr/Justrolledintotheshop

Cheapest I saw there was $65 for 4, plus tax and $7 for shipping since they weren't prime. Especially for the Cooper S, you need the OEM filters to keep the fragile engines actually running longer, since they have non-standard filters with higher surface area. Otherwise, you're asking for trouble, especially with the turbo models, since they're not exactly the most reliable cars ever.

See what I mean, look at the filters here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N74VBJA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_oMoSBbB0XT72F

And that's only one maintenance part, I can't imagine how you'd do much under the hood of one, you can barely fit a hand between the engine and the rest of the car. Look up images of the mini Cooper S engine bay and you'll know what I mean. Then compare that to, say, a Chevy Aveo. Same size car, same displacement engine, massively easier to work on.