Jeep Vehicles FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda, CF12000 Review

Does what it's supposed to as far as I can tell. Like most people, I neglected the cabin filter until it smelled bad. It took several trips, but the smell is completely gone and everything is fine.

This cabin air and pollen filter is great! Very easy to install in my jeep! Installation took this old lady 5 minutes! I saved over $50 by making it myself instead of going to the dealer! Definitely recommended!

Excellent filter. Bought for my 15 Chrysler 200. The instructions say about the jeep but the same goes for the 200. Just look online and there are plenty of quick videos to point you in the right direction. Much easier than expected

Excellent fit used on a Chrysler car only issue was it was a bit over the top apart from a slight smell of baking soda I can hardly tell from stock. You could also say it's carbon, but I believe it lasts longer and performs better than standard replacement parts.

Just what my car needs. Every time I used the jeep, they gave off a damp smell for a short time. I googled the problem and was told to turn on the fan for a few minutes with no air conditioning before turning off the machine. This and adding this filter solved the problem

I bought one of these filters for a 2016 Jeep Cherokee Latitude with a 2.4 inline 4 cylinder engine and had an airflow problem from day one. What is the cabin air filter, what is the problem and the reason for my low airflow, double check all part numbers and for the jeep I recommend sticking with the OEM filters to avoid the problem I was having.

Fits perfectly in my car and keeps the interior fresh even with the A/C on in the summer. It's also cheap, making it a great replacement for base or OEM filters. Replacing a cabin air filter at a shop or dealership can be very expensive (I was told $60 2 years ago) but it is a very, very simple task. My Cherokee has an easy access port, and my friend's Elantra '07 is a bit tricky to make, but still easy. She has to undo some latches for the glove box and the filter is behind it. I will…