Briggs & Stratton 796112-2pk Spark Plug (2 Pack) Replaces J19LM, RJ19LM, 802592, 5095K

First of all, it wasn’t a “pack” of two... it was two loose plugs. Second, while the description sounds like an exact replacement, the plugs received were about 1/4” shorter than the existing plug. And finally third, and worst of all, these were clearly not new. I don’t see anything in the description that says they are selling used spark plugs. I didn’t measure, but imagine the gap was adjusted to be correct. But you can’t hide tarnish and scratches.

Not genuine, fake, poor quality, mower started, but barely ran, coughed sputtered, and never ran smoothly. Went to Westlake, bought the Champion replacement plug, started up and ran like a strong top. These are fugazis... and get this, THEY CANNOT BE RETURNED!!! DONT BUY FROM THIS SELLER AND ABSOLUTELY DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.

Appear to be genuine and sold at a competitve price, but didn't like that they came loose 2 in a thin unpartioned bag versus a hanger box or blister pack or even simple bubble wrap in the bag. They both were pretty beat up from knocking each other in transit, one much worse than the other. I regapped the better of the two and used it and it seems OK, but now I will be watching it to see how fast it fouls or cracks. I usually don't have to have the concern in the back of my mind right after changing a plug, so docking a star for that.

As other folks have pointed out, the packaging for these plugs is sub-par. One of the plug's gaps was crushed shut and the other one was definitely much wider than the OEM .030 gap. Once I buy a gap tool, I'll adjust them and try them out. My recommendation is to avoid these and buy pre-gapped plugs that are well packaged to protect the plug. Plugs are relatively cheap, but you can really damage your engine if they are not adjusted properly.

I have a lot of gas powered equipment to maintain my few acres and I gave up long ago trying to get every last minute of use out of a spark plug so I now replace them seasonally. I purchased these as a replacement for the RJ19LM and they are the correct plugs for several pieces of equipment and it’s time to put a fresh one in the snow thrower to avoid hard starts and stalls. At about two fifty per plug I’m not complaining about how they arrive as long as they arrive alive and since I always set the gap on a plug before I put it in I would never expect a plug to arrive with the gap already set for me.

How do you tell these are B & S parts? Add claims they are B&S parts. There is only a part number and no authentic B&S logo or identification. Plugs come loose with no bubble wrap to protect them. These are ceramic, somewhat delicate parts. Gaps are nearly closed due to banging around. Do you think the ceramic will last? I'm keeping the old plugs since I don't know how long these will last. Deceitful advertising in my view. I definitely recommend against buying these.

Came loose in a bag, electrodes on both plugs were crushed. I regapped 1 only to realize after it did not replace the RJ19LM took. Additionally, these look like knockoff plugs

The plugs had the correct part number, Briggs & Stratton logo, and 3-letter code, exactly like the OEM plug I was replacing, so I have no doubt these are genuine OEM plugs. Although some reviewers indicated the plugs looked used or corroded, or the gap was damaged in shipping, mine were shiny new in perfect shape. I did slightly adjust the gap to the specified .030 and my mower started up easily. Can't beat the price either.

Really please with them great price.Got them for 1 use and a spare.Mower running Brill after. Long winter.

Great value, used to replace the original that came with the lawnmower, now starts up first time

These work well, what more can I say? It's a spark plug for mowers.

Good quality .

Got my mower running sweat