Ignite Your Drive! 🚗✨
The NGK (4589) IFR6T-11 Laser Iridium Spark Plug 8 Pack offers a premium solution for your vehicle's ignition needs. With genuine NGK parts, these spark plugs are designed for direct replacement, ensuring a perfect fit and enhanced performance. The advanced laser iridium technology provides exceptional durability, making them a smart choice for any car enthusiast. Confirm your vehicle's compatibility and enjoy the convenience of an 8-pack for long-lasting engine efficiency.
Manufacturer | NGK |
Brand | NGK |
Item Weight | 14.1 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 3.31 x 0.94 x 6.64 inches |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | 4589 |
D**N
Just as expected.
Just as expected.
P**K
Great fit and they work.
Used these on a 2009 Toyota Matrix 2.4L AZ-FE, perfect fit, same length, same suggested gap already pre-set from factory.
G**.
Right part for the right price!
Each plug came ready to install. Just be sure to torque them in properly.
R**D
Good product
2003 Toyota Tundra fit Good
X**D
Outstanding Spark Plugs for Optimal Performance!
The NGK (4589) IFR6T-11 Laser Iridium Spark Plugs are a fantastic choice for anyone looking to boost their vehicle’s performance. After installing these in my boat, I immediately noticed smoother idling, quicker starts, and improved throttle response. Overall, these spark plugs deliver high performance and reliability. Highly recommended for any performance enthusiast! 1999 Toyota Epic Lexus V8.
K**N
Perfect
Just what Toyota suggested for the 06 Tundra. Got a little more pep and milage increased slightly.
C**S
Great product, reasonable price.
I put these in my 2006 Toyota Tundra 4.7L V8 after having some misfiring issues. It turned out to be the ignition coil, but these spark plugs are running great and are reasonably priced. Much cheaper than paying for the dealership to replace and they're easy to install.
G**T
Makes no difference to your engine. Buy OEM instead.
They work fine, just like any other spark plug. You can’t tell the difference when you’re driving between these and the original copper plugs that were OEM. These just lasted longer. With as easy as it is the access the plugs on my tundra, I should have gotten the $5 OEM. Maybe if yours are different to get to, you would want a longer lasting, iridium plug, but not for Tundra drivers. Save the money. Use the OEM plugs Toyota intended. They’re list in the manual NGK or Denso. You’re welcome.
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