- Are these pre-gapped and ready to install?
- They come gapped for the listed applications. Check the gap against your engine's spec with a wire gauge and avoid prying the fine iridium tip.
- How often should iridium plugs be replaced?
- Follow your Honda's maintenance schedule, which is typically a long interval for iridium plugs. Replace all four at once so the cylinders stay balanced.
- Do I need to change the ignition coils too?
- No. Replace coils only if they fail or the engine misfires after new plugs are fitted. Plugs alone are the normal tune-up item.
- Will these fit my Honda?
- The AI5701 is listed for many Honda four-cylinder engines, but fitment varies by year and model. Confirm the plug number for your engine before buying.
- Do I need a torque wrench?
- Yes. Iridium plugs should be tightened to the manufacturer's torque spec, since overtightening can damage the shell or the tip.
- Are these better than platinum plugs?
- Iridium lasts longer and holds its gap better than platinum, which matters on hard-to-reach plugs. In an easy-access engine, platinum remains a fine, lower-cost choice.
- Where is the Autolite AI5701 Iridium Ultra Spark Plugs 4 Pack cheapest?
- At NAPA, for $14.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Autolite AI5701 Iridium Ultra Spark Plugs 4 Pack?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Advance Auto Parts, NAPA.