Cabin Air Filter Replacement

Knowing When to Replace Your Cabin Air Filter

Cabin air filters can last for a while before they need to get replaced, but it depends on the kind of driving you do. If you drive in extreme circumstances frequently, such as on dirt roads or on unpaved surfaces, your cabin air filter could need replacing at around 10,000 miles. If you have a more standard driving experience, your cabin air filter can be replaced anywhere from 15,000 to 30,000 miles since the last replacement. The important thing is to know when your cabin air filter gets dirty, which can be checked by one of our certified technicians.

Why You Should Replace Your Cabin Air Filter

Cabin air filters can get so dirty that they get clogged. This means that nothing ends up passing through the filter, and that can make it difficult for your climate control to provide air for you. In fact, you might even notice that your air conditioning or heated air is weak compared to normal, which can indicate that you need a cabin air filter replacement. A dirty cabin air filter can also have a bad smell, which you’ll want to take care of sooner rather than later.