Owner reviews for cabin filter

Just get a multi layered, charcoal infused filter for cleaner air inside the cabin. Fram makes a good example and it's available at all Walmarts.

Mann Charcoal activated Cabin air filter

Cabin filter in a somewhat older honda cost €6 and took about two minutes to replace.

I bought a Fram/Arm & Hammer cabin filter from Walmart for about $20

I'm a WIX filter fan myself (though virtually anything that fits properly will be effective). If it were up to me, I'd go with a WIX WP10320. Rock Auto (.com) has them for $15 (+ shipping). They aren't charcoal, but electrostatic which is a bit fancier.

The service writer asked if I saw the video from the mechanic and asked if I had any questions. That was it. I had them do an inspection and they recommended the cabin air filter and the engine air filter for almost $300 but no one even mentioned it. Obviously I did them myself for $40.

Tbh I was looking a lot into them. I just ended up going to the Honda delaership in person and buying their Honda OEM filter they had for $45~ CAD. Save myself all the labour and markup and the fit was super nice. Most filters have a bad fit so even though it says it’ll go for the car you have it’s not a snug fit

I always pass on their $59 cabin air filters though, and just pick up a new one for $14 at the auto parts store down the road.

Go to Part Source. Take your filter in and see if it matches the CF11819 FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter for $30 dollars. Note, some of the filters on Amazon do not have the same amount of pleats as the OEM or the FRAM.

One out of two times they gave me the wrong engine filter, even though they searched by VIN number. The second, and last time, I purchased from them, they sold me an aftermarket cabin filter for the same price as OEM.