Review on 🔍 WIX Filters 24815 Cabin Air Panel - Pack of 1, Optimize Your Search by Richard Dean

This item is the perfect fit, form and function for your vehicle's OEM cabin air filter. It's also slightly cheaper than buying it retail at your local auto parts store, although it still feels *much* overpriced compared to the cost of production. I almost took a star off because of the high cost of a basic pleated filter, but it's cheaper than any other alternative I could find. And the joy of clean air that doesn't smell bad and doesn't cause sneezing is worth it. I have changed cabin filters on several different vehicles - cars and trucks. It's usually pretty easy. Usually you start by emptying the glove box. Then you have to figure out how to get the glove box off its hinges so it can fall down without getting in your way. Next, find a pair of screws or levers that will hold the filter bowl in place. Pull out the bowl, replace the filter and reverse the process. For most vehicles, this takes approximately ten minutes. I have no doubt that some cars are much more difficult than others. First find out online about the process for your vehicle. You don't want to break plastic parts by trying to disassemble the wrong connection (experience speaks). You won't believe how dirty this filter can get - leaves, bugs, mold and mildew. I suspect it gets dirty quicker in the south because you run the AC 95% of the year and the air is usually pretty humid. Change the filter regularly and stop breathing air through a dirty filter, which is probably worse than no filter at all.