🚗 Premium Cabin Air Filter for Dodge Grand Caravan, Chrysler Town & Country, Infiniti G37, QX80, Q50, M35, QX50 (2006-2020) Review

A bit fiddly opening and assembling the glove box but youtube videos help. I can't believe how dirty the old filter was. Shouldn't have waited so long.

I got this cabin air filter to replace my cabin air filter. Here's what I like: - The filter fits perfectly. - Good quality for the price. I don't think it's a tad thinner than the original, so I think it filters out fewer particles.

Slightly lighter so not exactly the same as the Nissan cabin filter but fits the same but is a lot cheaper. The dealer quote for replacing my cabin air filter and engine filter was $250. The work took about 15 minutes. You have to unscrew 6 screws and get to the glove box, but not difficult.

I've been looking for a filter for a few weeks now, trying to find one that fits and isn't too expensive. Found this and thought I'd give it a try. Well it was perfect for my 2014 Infiniti Q50. Feels really well made and sturdy (okay) I've been riding it for a couple of weeks now and haven't had any smell/smell issues. Originally I was going to buy OEM but I'm very glad I didn't.

My wife smokes; I am a reformed smoker (worst strain). Replaced the filter in our 2011 Dodge Grand Caravan. Noticed the difference immediately! Before, when you started the van and turned on the air conditioning, you could smell stale cigarettes. This was corrected immediately. learned. valuable lesson. We had never changed the cabin filter and it was incredibly dirty and caked with junk. Now we will change every year!

I've been thinking about replacing the cabin air filter on my 2012 Dodge Caravan. It only had 35,000 miles in 6 years and I don't usually change them but I thought what the heck is a reasonable price. When I took out the old original filter I couldn't believe the dirt and pine needles! Good that I was in this mood and that this product was a perfect fit. Installation took less than 5 minutes (thanks to the YouTube video tutorial). I will probably change this filter more often. Let's say every 3

Fits my 2017 Infiniti QX80. The dimensions are identical to the Nissan OEM part but it does not have the soft foam gasket that the OEM part had. However, I don't think this will be a problem. I don't know if I've ever replaced the cabin air filter, but after 30,000 miles mine definitely needed replacing! A replacement every 15,000 miles seems correct. On the Infiniti it is enough to loosen 6 Torx screws, three from below under the latch in the panel and three in the glove compartment. Then pull

Worked great in my 2014 Chrysler Town and Country. Took about 2 minutes to install, dealer wanted about $35 for this filter, old one was completely clogged with dust and debris after only 30,000 miles. The one that came out was made in the USA and seemed a little more reliable than the replacement. The one made in China should still be fine, it's just a disposable filter. I think when they say it needs to be changed every 15,000 miles they are not kidding. This one was the same size as the old…