A-Premium Set of 6 Ignition Coil Pack and Iridium Spark Plugs

Good product, vehicle runs prefect

It is my first time using this brand. I checked the reviews out in advance, most were positive and I agree with them. These auto parts were much cheaper than buying at a dealership or brick and mortar auto parts store. So far, the quality seems to be very good. I have experienced a gas mileage increase of approximately five miles per gallon. The parts were easy to install and fit as well as the original parts. The parts were shipped out and received quickly in a damage free box.

The coils and spark plugs are of outstanding quality and are running well in my 2010 Honda Pilot.

Great purchase! My Honda Pilot check engine light came on, and I quickly scanned the problem with my fixed sensor, which detected a misfire code P0301. I ordered the coil and plug kit, and two days later, it came in; within a couple of hours, all codes and the check engine light cleared. If you have even a little mechanical capability, I spent $107, including tax, on a job that a garage would have charged me 600 plus for repairs. For those willing, even though it may say plugs come correctly gapped, I always check before installation.

Great buy I can’t believe I bought them at AutoZone for $70 but got six for $70 on Amazon

It fit my 2010 Honda Pilot EX-L perfectly, easy to install, and has been working great! No issues!

The plugs were not the same size as OEM. Would have been unsafe to use an ill fitting, wrong sized plug. I dId not want to risk damaging the vehicle. The coils were compatible, the plugs were not. I could only use half the kit- was forced to go purchase plugs at the dealer and fork over $190.00. This took time and I had a mechanic on the clock! I would not suggest purchasing this item.

The durability of this product "kit" is poor. The saying that you get what you pay for rings true here. Please don't be fooled by the word "premium" in this product's branding. I installed the 6 new coil packs and 6 new plugs in March of 2024 at 127k miles. My dash lit up like a Christmas tree today at 167k miles with multiple misfire trouble codes without warning and no codes just 10 hours prior. If you want your coil packs and plugs to last longer than 40k miles, choose a better (usually more expensive) quality OEM equivalent. No reason plugs and coil packs shouldn't perform for at least ~100k miles. You truly only get what you pay for. Lesson learned.

Nice and price are ok