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Spark plugs

KARNUT

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1G Genesis Sedan (2009-2014)
I’ve owned my 2011 Genesis since new. I followed the extreme service schedule do to the length of the warranty period. My question how long have people gone on plugs. That service is pretty costly.
 
I’ve owned my 2011 Genesis since new. I followed the extreme service schedule do to the length of the warranty period. My question how long have people gone on plugs. That service is pretty costly.
Most I went on any car was 120,000 miles. They tend to last longer with highway driving over short trip city in cold weather.
 
I changed my plugs at around 110,000 miles. When I removed the old plugs, they really looked okay. I went ahead and changed the plugs, but I could tell no difference at all in how it performed.
 
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