🔍 Enhanced TYC 800088P Replacement Cabin Air Filter for Optimal Performance Review

This is a good quality filter, it's durable, has a pull tab for easy removal and even has foam to seal the edges. It fits perfectly on my 2009 Hyundai Elantra GLS.

It's time to replace the stock cabin air filter in my wife's 2010 Hyundai Accent hatchback. After reading the reviews I settled on this one over the OEM version. This turned out to be a great decision. It fits perfectly and I immediately noticed that it is better than the standard filter. When I pulled out the old normal filter, it was thin, dirt was pouring everywhere and it was torn to pieces. This has a stiffer design and a valve on the front to pull it out again when changing out. I will…

2010 Hyundai Elantra SE. 800088P was the first replacement cabin filter I bought for this machine so I have no experience with other brands. I agree with other positive posts here, its design is superior to the original filter. The owner's manual is a little vague on installation, particularly on removing the 2 glove box braces (the picture was awful). After you do it once, there will be a point (maybe not her photo, but how to bring her out). You can watch a YouTube video if you're frustrated…

When the dealer told me $65 for a cab air filter change, I thought I'd try it myself. I'm not mechanical, but the worst that can happen is that even if I mess up, the car will still run. As it turned out, however, it wasn't difficult. The filter is located behind the glove box; So you have to remove the glove box to replace it. With the help of some YouTube videos I was able to remove the glove box, change the filter and replace the glove box in about 10 minutes without damage. If you know what

I purchased this item because Amazon said it would work on a 2010 Elantra. And he fits! :) The filter looks and feels WAAAAAAA higher quality than the filter Hyundai put in my car. It's MUCH cheaper than what the dealers are willing to charge for it ($60.00. Are you kidding?), the local "quick lube" place is charging $40.00. For around $5 here on Amazon you can't get a better deal! Yes, the filter looks premium and has foam edges to make it truly airtight. With the 2010 Elantra, I had to make a

I wanted to have my Hyundai Elantra (2010) serviced for $30,000 and the dealership charged over 5x the price to replace this filter. If you have 5 minutes, you can do it yourself and save a lot of money in the process. Hyundai recommends changing these cabin filters every 15,000 miles and I encourage you to follow that advice. Although I'm keeping my car and after 15,000 miles mostly driving on the highway, the filter clearly shows a lot of the dirt and debris it has trapped when it gets into…

I recently bought a 2007 Hyundai Accent with 144,000 miles on the odometer. When I was looking for a replacement air filter at a good price I found out that this car has a cabin air filter. (Apparently not my 1997 Accent.) I ordered this because the price was low. When I pulled out the old one (probably the original!) it was just dirty. This one fit perfectly in the same slot, and it took quite a long time to complete this task. I really believe that thanks to this filter I can now get more…

This filter is better designed than the factory filter. Very strong and well made. Note however: NOT suitable for Elantra Touring 09, despite what the Revain parts wizard says. It's about 1 inch longer. Instead of fiddling with returns and new shipments, I just took a saw and cut them. Back. I think it will work quite well). Also note: you should probably really change them every year, maybe 1.5 at most. I've driven 20,000 miles (which was 3 years for me) and it was absolutely filthy. Covered…

I bought this item to save some money at a car dealership and learn new car care and maintenance skills. Installation is very simple, although this section does not provide instructions on how to change the filter. REPLACING THE FILTER: The cabin air filter is located behind the glove box. 1) Open the glove box and remove the contents (if necessary). 2) The glove box has two support arms - refer to removing one of the black rubber pieces from the left and right hand side of the glove box…