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Whether you have your windows rolled down to enjoy the breeze or you plan to be on the roads of Parma for a while, you will want to breathe in clean air during your drive. One maintenance task you can do to ensure fresh air inside your car is to change the cabin air filter.
Not sure how often to change your cabin air filter? Most auto experts suggest changing your cabin air filter about every 15,000 miles, though you should check your owner’s manual for the correct intervals for your make and model. Learn more about what a cabin air filter does, how much a replacement cabin air filter costs, and other related information below!
So, what does a cabin air filter do? A cabin air filter essentially cleans the air that’s entering your car’s ventilation, heating, and air conditioning systems. It also keeps dirt, pollen, dust, and other pollutants from getting inside your cabin. Over time, the cabin air filter gets clogged, which will affect your vehicle’s interior air quality.
Now that you can answer the question “What does a cabin air filter do?” and know how often to change your cabin air filter, let’s talk about signs to look out for when a replacement is needed.
While your owner’s manual will tell you a recommended timeframe to change your cabin air filter, you will have to change it more often if there is smoke in the air or lots of construction near where you frequently drive. The same is also true if you often drive in the desert or on dirt roads outside of Lakewood. Here are some signs to look for that indicate it’s time to change your air filter:
It depends on the make and model of your vehicle, but replacement cabin air filter cost ranges anywhere from $35 to $100. Be sure to check our service specials to see if you can save money near Brook Park! We also offer service financing options!
You’ve learned the importance of replacing your cabin air filter when needed. What’s next? Upgrade your driving experience in Cleveland further when you follow our guides on how to tune up your car for spring and how to spot when it’s time for transmission service!
