CABIN FILTER
Breathe cleaner air inside your vehicle. This category features OE-quality cabin filters designed to trap pollen, dust, and pollutants, ensuring a healthy and comfortable interior environment for all passengers.
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Price incl. 20% VAT
OE Reference
Price incl. 20% VAT
OE Reference
Price incl. 20% VAT
OE Reference
Price incl. 20% VAT
OE Reference
Price incl. 20% VAT
OE Reference
Price incl. 20% VAT
OE Reference
Price incl. 20% VAT
OE Reference
Price incl. 20% VAT
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Learn More About Cabin filter
The cabin filter (or pollen filter) is responsible for purifying the air that enters the vehicle through the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. This category offers exact-fit OE-specification filters, including standard particulate filters and advanced activated carbon versions that neutralize unpleasant odors and harmful gases. Regular replacement is vital to prevent dust buildup on the evaporator, maintain optimal blower motor performance, and ensure crystal-clear visibility by reducing window fogging. Select your vehicle to find the correct filter required to keep your cabin air fresh and allergen-free.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cabin filter
Why choose a genuine cabin filter?
It effectively filters out pollen, soot, and bacteria from the outside air, ensuring a healthy and pleasant cabin environment for all passengers.
What is the benefit of a genuine activated carbon filter over a standard one?
Beyond dust and pollen, a genuine (OE) activated carbon filter chemically neutralizes harmful gases like ozone and nitrogen dioxide (NO2), as well as unpleasant odors. The precise carbon density ensures maximum purification without restricting the airflow to your vehicle's HVAC system.
Can a poorly fitting cabin filter damage the car's HVAC system?
Yes. If a filter doesn't fit perfectly (common with aftermarket parts), air bypasses the filter, allowing soot and debris to clog the AC evaporator core. This leads to mold growth, foul smells, and eventually expensive blower motor or evaporator repairs.