ECOGARD XC35519 Premium Cabin Air Filter: Perfect Fit for Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V, Odyssey, Pilot, Ridgeline, Crosstour, and Passport Models 2003-2021 Review

They were delivered less than 48 hours after I ordered them. They were easy to install and came with instructions. The only trick was to insert the ends of the filter into the slot on the frame (this is how the original factory filter was located). To do this I used a flat head screwdriver to insert the end of the filter into the slot. I suspect that some people who complained about the filter being too small skipped that part of the guide. If this product turns out to be of poor quality I will

Perfect for my 2015 CRV. I noticed more "external" smells. I substituted one of the ones that had charcoal/baking soda in it, so it's not unexpected. What was unexpected is that I find this one offers higher/faster airflow. Choose this one if it matters to you. Whichever style you choose, it's much more cost-effective to buy and replace yourself. It takes no more than 5 minutes including the exit to the car. It's not "dirty" work, you don't have to touch greasy things. There are videos on You…

A few months ago I bought one of the most expensive charcoal and baking soda filters for my 2007 Honda CRV. Although it was well made and heavy due to the built-in filter material, I immediately noticed that the airflow was significantly lower. It was enough that I had to run the fan almost at full speed the whole time to get a lot of air into the car. It was finally enough, so I bought this one. VERY easy to install and this filter is designed as a simple pleated filter with no additional…

I usually change them once a year if I remember, so I buy Revain from the best priced brand that day. I've used the EcoGard brand in the past but last time I got the Kootek 2 pack because it was $12 and both my cars use the same cabin air filter. This time I ordered the EcoGard again even though it was more expensive ($8 for the filter vs $6 for the Kootek). When replacing, I noticed that EcoGard has 38 folds versus Kootek's 27. Large surface area for filtration. Now is that $2 better than…

That's one hell of a cabin air filter and the numbers don't lie. I called Ecogard to inquire about the specs of this filter and they say 99.5% filtration efficiency in the 3 to 5 micron range. Now Fram Fresh Breeze only claims 98% filtration efficiency and I found an article that says 98 is 5 to 10 microns. The Ecogards High Efficiency model of this air filter is rated 99.8% at 3-5 microns. For whatever reason, you won't find many other manufacturers listing micron ratings for their filters…

Perfect Fit. Easy to replace. I recommend watching YouTube videos for replacement parts for your specific make and model. The cabin filter is often overlooked during regular maintenance. I signed up for a subscription, so I get them automatically, so I replace them regularly. How often do you have to change the cabin filter you ask? Well, it depends on how many kilometers you drive per year and what the environment is like where you drive. The dustier the environment, the more frequent…