What is a good price for spark plugs, and which brand should I buy?

Question

I'm attempting to replace the spark plugs on my car. What is considered a good price for spark plugs and which brand should I purchase? Thank you.

The car is a Honda Accord (1999), EX edition, 4 -cylinder engine.

Thank you again.

Answer 1

I would have been very helpful if you had included your car, year and model.
If you want to go first class: Denso, NGK and AC-Delco have the relatively new iridium plugs that most likely will outlive your car. Of course they are expensive. Platinum plugs are good for 50,000 miles. Autolite, NGK, AC-Delco Denso are among the best. They are somewhat less expensive than the harder high temperature iridium lines. The least expensive are Champion which in my opinion are pretty much the bottom of the barrel.

You can't go wrong with the heat range as suggested in your manual. The more you spend on plugs the longer they will stay in service. Tests have shown that multi- ground tipped plugs are a pure sales pitch. They do not ignite the mixture any better than a fine center electrode with one ground loop. You will notice that the more expensive iridium and platinum plugs have smaller diameter center electrodes to concentrate the spark at the gap. Bosch multi-trick ground gaps aren't used in any racing I'm familiar with

With today's ignition systems it's critical not to cut corners with your choice of ignition wires.When you replace them wipe on silicone ignition grease inside the boots on both ends. The next time the boots come off they will not be baked and fused to the plugs or the coil or individual coil packs. This grease does not cause any added electrical resistance.

Answer 2

always bet original equipment replacement, as for price depends anywhere from approx $2.50 per plug up to $15 or more. probably around $7 per plug

Answer 3

NGK are a good make for most models and the prices varey in the uk you can pick them up for about £3.00 each to about £7.00 it depends where you get them sometimes you can pick them up on ebay even cheaper the more you buy .

Answer 4

I normally use NGK on all import models, I substitute Bosch when NGK is out of stock

Answer 5

We kinda need the make and model of your car to even guess at the price.

Answer 6

Make model
engine size

Is needed to give correct info

Answer 7

i like ngk platnium.ac delco ..i dont like bosch,champion

Answer 8

double platinum are good ones