AloneGoer HF113 Oil Filter 10-Pack with O-Rings — Fits Honda TRX Foreman Rancher Pioneer ATVs

AloneGoer HF113 oil filter set (10 filters + 10 O-rings) fits many Honda ATV and UTV models as a direct, aftermarket replacement for part 15412-HM5-A10 and related numbers.

If you maintain Honda ATVs, UTVs or older three-wheelers, keeping a reliable oil filter on hand reduces downtime and protects your engine from wear. This 10-pack from AloneGoer includes HF113 filters and matching O-rings intended to replace several Honda part numbers, making it convenient for routine service schedules and multi-vehicle shops.

Which Honda models will this HF113 kit work with?

The AloneGoer HF113 is designed as a cross-reference for many Honda part numbers and fits a broad selection of ATVs and utility models. It covers TRX, Rancher, Foreman, Foreman 400EX/450 series, Pioneer and several ATC three-wheel models across various production years.

• Replaces OEM numbers like 15412-HM5-A10, 15412-4MS-A10, 15412-MGE-D01 and HF113
• Compatible with TRX250/300/350/400/420/450/500 families listed in the product features
• Fits certain ATC250ES, ATC350X and SXS500M2 machines where HF113 is specified

How does this 10-pack simplify maintenance?

Buying a multi-pack saves time and ensures you have spare filters and seals for future oil changes. The inclusion of O-rings in each set prevents last-minute seal hunting and helps achieve a proper fit during installation.

• Ten filters for multiple service intervals or servicing several vehicles
• Ten O-rings included for leak-free sealing with each filter swap
• Reduces ordering frequency for fleet owners or frequent DIY mechanics

What should I check before ordering to ensure compatibility?

Always verify both your vehicle model and the OEM part number before purchasing to avoid fitment issues. Compare the listed replacement numbers and the vehicle service manual or the old filter’s part number to confirm match.

• Match the OEM number stamped on your current filter (e.g., 15412-HM5-A10)
• Confirm vehicle model year and engine variant against the compatibility list
• Inspect thread size and gasket shape during initial installation if uncertain

Is installation straightforward for DIYers?

Yes—installation is the same basic process as other spin-on oil filters: drain oil, remove old filter, fit new O-ring and screw on the new filter, then refill oil to the correct level. If you’re comfortable with routine oil changes, this is a standard DIY task; otherwise use a qualified mechanic.

• Follow vehicle service torque recommendations when tightening the filter
• Replace the O-ring with each filter to prevent leaks
• Dispose of used oil and filters according to local regulations

Who is this for: This AloneGoer HF113 set is aimed at ATV/UTV owners, small repair shops, and fleet or ranch operators who need reliable, cost-effective replacement filters for routine maintenance. It’s particularly useful if you service multiple machines or want to keep spare filters and seals on hand for scheduled oil changes.