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They have excellent iridium spark plugs…
They have excellent iridium spark plugs and might I add after I paired them with their ignition coils I solved a misfire in my car that troubled me for 8 long years
5 March 2025
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I have always used NGK
I have always used NGK. I often have to query correct parts for my customers vehicles as I am about of a stickler when it comes to quality parts used and ensuring the part is correct from source. Their customer service is excellent and a special mention to Mik Pierce the Senior technical coordinator, gets a fair few emails from me but is always happy to deliver me top service and responses. Great product , great service.
2 February 2024
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quality plugs always use them!
26 February 2021
Unprompted review
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