Review on 🌬️ EPAuto CP285 Premium Cabin Air Filter with Activated Carbon: The Ultimate Solution for Clean and Fresh Air by Thomas Unruh

On most vehicles, replacing the cabin air filter is a simple task that almost anyone can perform. The dealer listed $65 for parts and installation or $20 for the filter itself. This is madness! It took me less than 5 minutes to change the filter on my 2017 Outback. Tools are not required. As you can see from the picture it's probably expired and I plan on replacing it more often than Subaru's recommended interval. The main difference between this product and the OEM filter is that this filter media is thicker but has fewer wrinkles. I assume this should compensate for the airflow restriction, but time will tell. I don't notice any difference in the airflow coming out of the vents when the new filter is installed. Same physical dimensions as the OEM Gen 5 Subaru Outback (or Legacy) cabin air filter that I replaced.