🌬️ Enhance Air Quality in Your Tesla Model 3 with Motrobe HEPA Intake Air Filter Accessories (2016-2020) Review

Easy to install and fits my Tesla Model 3 perfectly. Provides the first line of defense against dirt, dust and other contaminants entering the interior. Naturally HEPA protection.

not worth the price. fits well but the problem is the filter comes with a significant amount of sticky adhesive residue on the filter itself. Since this is a "filter" that has adhesive residue all over the filter, it seems to counteract what this part is supposed to do - hold things.

This working abdominal muscle greatly improves air quality. I used to use a different brand but after all the wildfires in NorCal it was roasted. This probably works better as a filter, but slows down the airflow, especially compared to not having a filter installed, or the non-HEPA filter I had before. But it's really good work.

I was skeptical about the purchase due to warnings from other friends who own Tesla, but wanted to gather my own impressions and reviews. This product is very cheap and thin. I installed it for less than a month and it almost fell off. I tried to reinstall and reuse it but it was deformed and couldn't revert to the original. Definitely not worth the money.

There is no arrow showing which way the air is going, so remember the green side is facing you. Also, there is only 1 tab to hold it which made it a bit difficult to insert the first one as it wanted to go in at an angle. Everything else worked fine, but I still have an odor that I've tried to eliminate even after using Kool-It.

I live in a place with poor air quality and a lot of dust, so needless to say my filters are worn out after 1.5 years of use. These filters met my expectations and after 2 weeks I had no problems. No weird smell, perfect fit, looks stock (except for the arrows showing airflow direction) and we are much cheaper than Tesla OEM. Pretty easy installation, especially if you have done other work on the car. I watched a few videos on You Tube (particularly with John Osborne) and had no problems.

There are a total of 3 filters installed in the 3/Y model and only 2 of them are factory installed: Cabin filters. These types of filters don't come from the factory, and I think I can imagine why Tesla doesn't include them. This aftermarket product is good in theory, but it makes the air conditioning fan work even harder than the filter needs to compensate. This makes my car much louder and shortens the life of the air conditioner. Instead, it is better to get HEPA cabin filters.

I prayed my car would never have that awful smell of socks coming out of the air conditioner, but after owning the Model 3 for about a year and a half, I noticed it. But luckily I stumbled across this product and decided to try these filters. At first I thought it would be very difficult to install them myself, but after watching a few videos and using the special opener that comes with the filters, I was able to easily change them. I'm so glad I tried these filters and ended up saving hundreds