Cabin Air Filter Replacement

Replace a filter that’s old, to remove dust, pollen & mold…

What is a Cabin Air Filter? The Cabin Air Filter removes the dust, pollen, mold spores and other particles that can flow inside the passenger areas of your vehicle, especially so when you drive in certain conditions such as dusty roads, city driving and when driving near industrial areas.

The cabin filter is a relatively new concept but now more and more foreign and domestic vehicle manufacturers are installing this filter to keep the airflow clear and clean within the passenger compartment of your vehicles.

What are the benefits?

Captures airborne particles as small as one micron

An electrostatically charged layer will hold the small particles in the filter, not in the air

Maintains clean airflow throughout the vehicle’s passenger compartment

Protects air conditioner and heater cores from dirt, debris and possible corrosion

How often should the Cabin Air filter be replaced? Some filters have an electrostatic charge within the filter which depletes with time. Over time, larger particles in the air will eventually clog the filter. Failure to replace this filter will cause reduced airflow into your vehicle’s passenger compartment areas.

Most vehicle manufacturers recommend a regular Cabin Air Filter replacement every 12 months or 15,000 miles.