From:Internet Info Agency 2026-03-27 06:00:00
A Toyota 4Runner owner of over a decade, @silverrunner07, recently shared an eco-friendly tip: after an oil change, remember that not only used motor oil but also the old oil filter is recyclable. While dropping off his used oil at O’Reilly Auto Parts, he discovered that some store locations accept old filters as well—but recommends calling ahead to confirm. In fact, many auto parts retailers—including O’Reilly, AutoZone, and Advance Auto Parts—as well as local repair shops and municipal recycling centers often provide this service. All you need to do is drain any residual oil from the filter and package it properly beforehand. Though it may seem minor, discarding filters in landfills can cause pollution due to their metal components and trapped oil; recycling allows both the steel and oil to be reused. His video sparked lively discussion online, with most viewers expressing support—though a few joked, “Does your car even have eight oil filters?”

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