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Clean, uncontaminated oil is essential to the smooth running of your car engine. That's why a fully functioning oil filter is a key component. Checking the need for an oil and filter change should be part of every service.

If the existing car oil filter is clogged, damaged or worn out, replacement is quick, easy and affordable through Halfords. As with all car parts, you can buy online from Halfords for delivery to your home or to collect from any branch. Alternatively, if you're wondering 'where can I get an oil and filter change near me?', contact your local branch to arrange replacement by our expert team.

What does an oil filter do?

Your car’s oil filter is the component that removes dirt and debris from your vehicle's oil. Keeping the engine clean is one of oil's main functions, so contaminants naturally accumulate as the lubricant passes repeatedly through the engine. Oil is also there to lubricate the engine parts that keep the car moving. Any unfiltered particles in the oil can permanently damage the engine and cause a breakdown, so it's important to keep it clean with a fully working oil filter.

How often should I change the oil filter?

Most manufacturers recommend changing the engine oil filter and the oil at the same time. How often this is needed will depend on the vehicle's make, model, age and condition. Most newer cars typically need an oil and filter change after 6,000 miles or six months. However, older cars may need a new oil filter after clocking up just 3,000 miles.

Signs you need to replace the oil and oil filter

  • 12 months or 6,000-8,000 miles (whichever sooner) since the last change
  • Warning lights on your dashboard
  • Dirty or smoky exhaust fumes
  • Reduced fuel efficiency

Order your oil filter replacement online

Select the correct oil filter by entering your vehicle registration number or by selecting your vehicle make, model and year to identify the right parts. Order online for Click and Collect at your local Halford store or have the parts delivered directly to you.

How to check your engine oil

Discover our handy guides on how to check your engine oil and how to top up your engine oil. As well as engine oil filters, we’ve got a selection of premium engine oils for all cars and vans. A new filter should always be fitted when you replace your oil to ensure better performance and longer engine life.

What other car filters are available?

Oil Filter FAQs

Prices start from £109.99, but vary by vehicle. Use our online parts selector and you'll also get a price for the component you need.

Engine oil filters all appear similar, but they vary in size. It's vital to fit the filter recommended for your make and model. The simplest way to find the appropriate oil filter or any other car part is to use the Halfords online parts selector. You'll find it at the top of this page.

Just enter your registration or some details about your car and we'll display the exact components you need. We stock replacement oil filters from leading brands like Bosch and Mann, so you can be confident of reliable performance.

Your local Halfords is always happy to change your oil and filter, but it's a relatively simple task to do for yourself. Not sure how? You'll find the Halfords how to change your oil filter guide a quick and easy read.

This varies depending on your car, however a typical oil filter change usually takes around 45 minutes.

Symptoms of a clogged oil filter to look out for include:

  • Grease dribbling down from under the engine when the vehicle is parked
  • Oil pressure indicator lights activated on the dashboard
  • Engine overheating
  • Using more oil than usual