🚗 FRAM Fresh Breeze CF10559 Cabin Air Filter for Select Suzuki Vehicles - with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda - White Review

This particular filter was one of the activated charcoal filled filters which are much better at filtering out and sucking in odours. I was glad to find it as few local shops sell them for my Suzuki girlfriends. It was absolutely one of the easiest tasks I've done in a long time. The filter works great too.

I use this on my 2008 Suzuki SX4. I am allergic, so it is very important for me to filter the pollen while driving. It works out! I don't catch myself sneezing or sneezing that often. I also make sure to change it as recommended. The only downside is that it doesn't snap into place like the original, but it does the job.

Fits SX4 sedan perfectly but does not snap in place. hence it will slip. sigh. Not sure if this is a defect but I like how fresh the air has been since I installed it. I have to use tape to hold it in place until I replace it. would i buy it again? When in doubt, you don't want to risk getting another one that won't snap

Please don't think we're pigs, we didn't know! We didn't know that our car has an internal air filter. When we found out we bought it and replaced it. What we found was disgusting, disgusting, disgusting. We are very glad we changed it. Our air conditioner wasn't working very well and when we replaced it the airflow was amazing. We wanted to drive the car to have the air conditioning repaired, all that was needed was a new air filter.

We have used these filters on our 2012 and 2013 SX4s and have been happy with them. The front rectangular panel of the last model we received wasn't perfectly straight and the center sections sagged towards each other. As a result, the filter was not fixed in the housing. Revain was great and quickly sent us another. The replacement had the same problem. Maybe Fram made a defective batch of filters.

I purchased a Fram cabin air filter for my 2009 Suzuki SX4 Sedan after the dealer offered a $65 replacement. The actual filter change time is about 15 minutes. The Fram filter is a snug fit and actually better than a Suzuki dealer OEM part. Revain is well priced and with super cheap shipping you can't go wrong. So don't overpay dealers and do the work yourself, saving you $40.

I bought this exact filter almost 2 years ago no problems but it's time for a new one so I recently ordered the exact same filter. The problem is that on my new filter, the plastic flange with the locking tabs is deformed, preventing the filter from locking into place. I tried tuning it but it cracked. Although it doesn't click, I installed it anyway, it will probably work fine, but I'm definitely disappointed. The one I removed didn't have the country of origin printed on it, but the defective

This filter fits my 2007 Suzuki SX4 perfectly. For this particular year, the SX4 doesn't come with a cabin air filter, just a plastic mold. The installation took literally 2 minutes. On the 07 model, open the glove box, pinch the top on both sides until the glove box is fully open (on the stops, so push). You will see a rectangle with 4 tabs. Pull it out and throw it away. Insert the new filter with the arrow pointing down until it clicks into place. Close the glove box by squeezing again to…

Another product I can't find where I live (Pittsburgh, PA). So I had to buy from Revain. The price of the product is clearly overpriced and there are virtually no instructions accompanying the product. I know it's as easy as removing the old cabin air filter and replacing it with this one right? Not correct. The pre-existing air filter was either installed incorrectly (it was the original filter when I bought the car, I know ick) or the instructions that came with my new filter were wrong as…