• FIT: POTAUTO PRODUCTS WITH OEM PARTS' DIMENSION & FUNCTIONS.
• RELIABLE PART FINDER: ENTER VEHICLES IN GARAGE (ONLINE),THEN FIND RIGHT PARTS.
• UPGRADED MATERIALS USED: SAME AS OEM's OR BETTER MATERIALS USED.
• INSTALLATION / SAVING: INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED. FOLLOW STEPS TO FINISH INSTALLATION.
• SUBSCRIBE & SAVE: PARTS ARRIVE REGULARLY FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.
• CHOICES: REGULAR WHITE FILTER, UPGRADED ACTIVATED CARBON FILTER, .
• SHORTEST SUPPLY CHAIN: FACTORY >>> CUSTOMERS.

The cabin air filter, a feature of cleaning the air that comes into the interior through the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system. It catches dust, pollen and other airborne materials that can make riding in a car unpleasant, particularly if you have allergies or other respiratory problems.

Recommendations on when it should be replaced vary by manufacturer — some say every 12,000 or 15,000 miles, others longer — and how often can depend on how much you drive and where. If you drive in heavy traffic in an urban area that has poor air quality, you could need to replace the filter annually or even more often. However, that also could be true in a desert climate where there is a lot of dust.

Some signs that you need a new cabin air filter are reduced air flow through your climate control system, such as when you crank up the fan too high and get more noise than results. Another is persistent bad odors. Even if you don't have these warnings, you should have the filter checked at least once a year, and you may be able to do that yourself.

Many cabin air filters are located behind the glove box and are easily accessible by freeing the glove box from its fasteners (instructions should be in the owner's manual). Others are located under the dashboard and may not be easy to reach, or under the hood where fresh air enters the climate control system. Some of these filters are expensive, as in USD50 or more at dealershops, so you could save money by buying a replacement at PayandPack store (Potauto) and doing it yourself.

If a dealership service department or repair shop recommends you get a new cabin air filter, ask to see the current one. Depending on how long the filter has been in service, you might be shocked at what you see: leaves, twigs, insects, soot and grime that literally cover the entire surface that comes in contact with incoming air. You'll know it's time for a new cabin air filter.

Upgraded Activated Carbon Cabin Filter

• 4 Layers.
• Natural activated carbon added.
• Remove most dust, pollen, dirt particles and other airborne materials.
• Remove odors, like cigarette smell, vehicle exhaust.
• Fresh air into cabin.

Standard White Cabin Filter

• 3 Layers.
• Remove most dust, pollen, dirt particles and other airborne materials.
• Clean air into cabin.

Installation Instructions Included in Box

• For 90% up of vehicles, takes less than 15 minutes to replace a cabin filter behind the glove box compartment.
• Easy DIY for any people, for some car models, even no tools needed.