🚗 Enhanced Performance Cabin Air Filter Replacement for Jeep Grand Cherokee - TYC 800109P Review

You get what you pay for. Let's see how it holds up next year. Feels like clean paper but doesn't feel durable when wet. Will be updated throughout the season. Update 06/18/17: after about 10 days the paper keeps moisture, when I turn on the fan now it smells like a dirty sock. I order a Freebreeze activated carbon filter, it goes in the trash can.

Hello everyone. The filter looks great, probably catches more dirt than some of the cheaper models. MOPAR KIT 82208300". I just got back from installing and don't have a cabin air filter kit to install this filter. I have a 2002 Overland and if you know your models it's a high end model with all of them Features you have I just don't want a cabin filter or a cabin filter kit so I suggest ordering a kit I just called the dealer and they call it a complete kit which means the MOPAR model 82208300

Very happy with the fit and quality of the filter itself. The Flow direction arrow is correct which has been a problem with all other filters I have purchased from other manufacturers in the past. I just wish the filter was plastic nylon that doesn't get wet or retain water. The Mopar case (optional, dealer-installed, or sold separately) is very poorly designed and feels late. It is almost impossible to protect the filter from getting wet in the rain or in the car wash. The case cover doesn't…

My wife and I both own Jeep Grand Cherokees (2000 and 2001) with heat/air conditioning. I found Revain to have quite a wide range of brands so I selected the cheapest and mid range and ordered both. The budget model (TYC brand - $13.52) had more pleats per inch than the cheaper one (Mann brand - $2.87), giving you more filters for your money. At 4.7x the price, I'll let you know how time weighs the difference. I suspect the more expensive TYC filter does the job better, but is it worth 4.7x the