OEM Vehicle Air Filters

Most SUVs, trucks, vans, and cars today have two air filters. The first is the engine air filter, while the second is the cabin air filter. Much like your oil filter and fuel filter, their job is to trap contaminants before they can get into important parts and systems.

How Air Filters Work

The engine air filter sits near your vehicle's air intake. It gathers those airborne irritants and debris before they can make their way into your engine and to cause problems.

The cabin air filter is usually found behind your glove compartment or under the front cowling on the passenger side. It keeps irritants and allergens from passing through your cabin air vents and into the air you breathe.

Sadly, air filters go bad. They'll either get blocked up with particulates or they'll eventually degrade with age. When that happens, you'll notice the change.

How to Spot Air Filter Concerns

Fortunately, it's easy to recognize the signs that your air filters are failing. These include:

• Engine misfires
• Diminished horsepower
• Weird noises coming from the engine
• You're unable to maintain a consistent cabin air temperature
• The passenger space smells musty
• You hear a whistling sound coming from the air vents

Buy Genuine OEM Air Filters Online

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, check your air filters. When they do need to be replaced, be sure to use the best ones for your vehicle. The air filters made by your manufacturer are the only ones that are guaranteed to be compatible with your model, offering the fit and protection you want. Our online auto parts store has everything you need in stock. Buy now and we'll ship right to your house!