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Mann › Oil filter

Skye054 22 Sep 2021, 01:32

Rating 5.0

I paid $15 for the oil filter and gasket from the dealership. When I opened it up it says Mann on the filter. Lol I paid $35 for the 5w40 oil. Mann cabin filter for $6. Since it's at 40k I bought a engine air filter as well for $10..Mann brand. When I first got the car is was $50 which I didn't mind but then they doubled the price. The first time I changed it the filter was so bad, which made me believe they never changed it. Now since I do it myself it never looks that dirty.

Pros: easy to change, good quality

Cons: price doubled

Vehicle: Volkswagen Passat

Mileage: 40000 km

STOPTECH › Brake pads

Kzoo 20 Sep 2021, 23:19

Rating 5.0

Braking:

Centric Premium Rotors front and rear: left as is Stoptech Street Pads: left as is

Vehicle: Volkswagen

Continental › Tires

zackiedawg 20 Sep 2021, 14:27

Rating 4.0

Grip:

With the Arteon, and some pretty sporty driving, I am about to replace all 4 tires on Wednesday, with around 32,000 miles - the fronts are right at the wear bars and the backs still have a touch more

Pros: quite good, wear nicely

Cons: wear bars

Vehicle: Volkswagen

Mileage: 32000 km

EBC › Brake pads

vwjunky18t 17 Sep 2021, 23:47

Rating 5.0

Braking:

It crossed my mind to get into a battle with the dealer over a wearing part given the mileage but I figured the best i had to hope for was replacement trash. I used high quality Zimmermann rotors and EBC red pads all around. I’m out $400ish yes but i know i have good stuff on now that will last. Brakes better now than it ever has.

Pros: Brakes better than ever

Vehicle: Volkswagen Tiguan

Falken › Tires

arkitect06 16 Sep 2021, 23:43

Rating 5.0

Grip:
Noise:

Been running them on my 2019 Atlas for for over a year. No issues, good tread life, and quiet.

Pros: good tread life, quiet

Cons: no issues

Vehicle: Volkswagen

LIQUI MOLY › Engine oil

fopeano 16 Sep 2021, 02:38

Rating 5.0

Engine noise:

Running Liqui-Moly oil with a zinc additive has been keeping my 150k engine sounding good through 5 track days with 3 years of highway beatings in between.

Pros: engine sounding good

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

Mileage: 150000 km

Bilstein › Shock absorbers

AnthonyA 15 Sep 2021, 12:48

Rating 5.0

Bottoming:

On my 2007 GTI when my stock shocks went I paired the Eibach springs I had used with the stock shocks with a set of Bilstein B6's and it was literally perfection.

Pros: literally perfection

Vehicle: Volkswagen

EBC › Brake pads

dogmangler 22 Mar 2019, 00:53

Rating 2.5

Braking:

I went EBC red stuff with slotted single piece rotors. They are okay, but not more than that. I pretty regularly drive them to fade on the street (I live in a very lightly populated rural area with lots of twisty roads).

Pros: Okay performance

Cons: Prone to fading

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

Trico › Wiper blades

WetMacula 26 Oct 2017, 05:09

Rating 2.0

Streaks/chatter:

What is your recommendation for winter blades? Already tried Trico Ice since they worked well on my other car but on the R they skipped and chattered.

Cons: skipped and chattered

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

Deka › Battery

Azu 24 Oct 2017, 00:48

Rating 2.0

Cranking:

I just upgraded mine a few weeks ago, ended up getting a DEKA AGM 9AGM47 More CCA and far more reserve capacity than the stock battery (120 mins) I was at ~35k miles and my OEM battery was failing fast.. I couldn't leave it in the accessory position without the engine running for more than a minute or two or it would barely be able to crank. The OEM battery is crap as far as I'm concerned

Pros: more CCA, more capacity

Cons: OEM battery is crap

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

Mileage: 56300 km

Part number: 9AGM47