A-Premium Cabin Air Filter w/Activated Carbon, Compatible with Hyundai, Kia

Great price and fits well

Everytime i replace one of these i need to consult an online video but they are so easy to do yourself. This one was much higher quality than the last one I bought from amazon. It is clearly labled which way the air flows, the other was not. It was also well made, sturdy, and just seemed much higher quality. When it says premium, believe it because it is. Great product,great price. I immediately could tell the difference inside my car. The air was cleaner as it was filtering out more of the allergens outside. A+

Works and fits as it should.

This cabin air filter replacement project is an easy DIY task. Took all of 8 minutes. The dealer was going to charge me $78!!!

I would recommend this and I will definitely buy it again. I was going to be charged $50 plus at the dealership and other 15 minute oil change places. This was very economical and sturdy. As you can see the old dirty one was very soft. The size is the same as the old one that was put in at the car dealership. The packaging was wrapped which is something you don’t even see at the store. I don’t see much of odor removal but I didn’t either with the OEM one.

This air filter fit the space behind the glove box even though it is slightly larger than the original filter and hung out a little past the edge. This should be a 5-star review but the original had the writing right-side up with the arrow pointing down while this one has the arrow pointing up. I had not removed the original so was unsure of the airflow and had to watch a few YouTube videos to see the direction of the airflow before inserting with the writing upside down and the arrow pointing down. It would help complete novices such as myself if the arrow pointed down with the writing right-side up. I have not used it long enough to rate the longevity but I have high hopes. Overall, I am pleased with this air filter and will probably buy more to have on hand so I can quickly and easily change the cabin filter more often.

Fit perfectly, dealer wanted more than $90 to replace

What I want customers to know is I haven't actually installed this into my Hyundai, yet. The other fact is I looked up all the information online as well as watched a few videos to make sure I was correct in my observations last time filter changed by serviceman. I was correct. I got screwed. I paid 5x the cost of this filter to have someone else unlatch my glove compartment to shove in a new one while distracted by overpriced oil change. My mistake, my last one so far as this little piece of business was concerned. I pride myself on knowledge, the power of learning isn't only for a perspective career, it's a lifelong journey finding out how the world and it's components work. That applies even more when it comes to a pricey purchase that breaks down. You're in a gray area where the techs are in control, remaining unspoken until the dreaded question breaks the tension "How much is that?" You don't want to know but must get it over with, sooner the later, for bad or worse. I have come to believe that the initial price always 'feels' high purposely. It's to shock you into a submissive state of relief when given a cheaper ultimatum. It doesn't seem so bad when it's less than the horror you first heard. Well, enough already. If I am capable physically and mentally of completing a task, especially one that takes less than 5minutes & looks more like slight of hand than a genuine fix, I'll learn how to do it myself. This is one of those, I could of had a "V-8 moments" after seeing what I thought to be true, it's a scam begun with the ancient art of tinkering. Before anyone else, guys always seemed to have the upper edge on auto mechanics. It didn't hurt they were given classes in school while we were "taught" the fine art of sewing and cooking. If you could see what passed for sewing and food prep, you'd do what we did, pierce each other's ears. There was a secret legion of young men being prepared how to avoid housework while training a wife to figure it out. They did so by "tinkering" outside on the car. How many guys have you seen in your lifetime hovering over a car, doing nothing but talking to Jim the neighbor who wandered over, avoiding doing the same thing, not helping wife with work? Well something else happened after all these habits became ingrained to each spouse as "their" jobs at home. Computerization. After being used unto itself it began it's use in everything , including automobiles. That was the game changer to put us all back on a level playing field. After being divorced, I found my work load at home didn't increase, it decreased. Initially I did it all as I'd always done, by myself. But then things got more complicated by way of the same computerization era. I bought my computer and got to work, learning everything aside from my preprogrammed system at work, time to get real. I did. Haven't looked back, always forward unlike many others, avoiding as always, old habits die hard. As time passed, I've found men looking for some mercy, the same women always sought! Yes, I've run into several guys, several times, standing around much like they use to do "tinkering" but this time, annoyed. They didn't have a clue how to jump a car's battery, what??? I kid you not. I felt like Superwoman, mind you I didn't act haughty, I acted as a human doing a favor for 3 guys who were so clueless, I did laugh, we all did. We saw the world had turned upside down & some hadn't gotten the notice. We all laughed, as I did all the work, as they kidded around. Maybe the game hadn't changed that much, just the players. Oh well, even if I am still at the psychology of do as little as possible, I do as much as possible while I'm able & just maybe I'll help somebody else see the truth, if you want something done right and cheap, do it yourself. Which I plan on practicing again this evening. Good afternoon, live fully with knowledge.

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Arrived quickly and fits perfectly

It fits as good as oem in the kona. Seems well made

Great

Perfect fit