Jeep Genuine Mopar Air Filters

Air filters are needed to prevent harmful contaminants and debris from infiltrating your engine, while cabin air filters prevent pollen, dirt, and other pollutants from entering your vehicle via the AC and heat vents. To safeguard your engine's performance and the quality of the air inside your vehicle, consider buying genuine Mopar air filters and cabin air filters from Jeeps Are Us.

Enhance Engine Performance & Enjoy Cleaner Air with Mopar Air Filters 

Air filters for the internal combustion engine are used to prevent dirt, debris, and contaminants from entering your engine. When this filter is worn or clogged, your engine is forced to work harder, leading to subpar fuel economy, a significant loss of engine power, and higher emissions. Likewise, a worn or clogged cabin air filter will allow polluted, unfiltered air to enter the cabin. At its most extreme, a damaged cabin air filter will weaken the performance of the AC, as well as weaken the airflow from the cabin vents. 

To enhance your engine's performance and the quality of the air inside your vehicle, you’ll need to regularly replace your air and cabin air filters. While it's generally recommended that these filters be replaced every 12 months or 12,000 miles, you'll need to check your owner's manual for the correct replacement intervals.  

Shop OEM Mopar Air & Cabin Air Filters at Jeeps Are Us 

Jeeps Are Us carries a wide array of 100% authentic Mopar performance air filters that are compatible with select model-years of the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram. Don’t wait until your engine and AC system’s performance have been seriously compromised before replacing their filters! Simply enter your vehicle's year, make, and model in our system, and you’ll be able to pick the correct filter for your ride.

Jeeps Are Us only sells authentic Mopar performance parts and accessories, which means you won’t be getting second-rate used or aftermarket products. What's more, all of our products retail at great discounts, meaning you'll enjoy great savings.

Frequently Asked Questions: Air Filter

Where is the cabin air filter located?

Automakers install cabin air filters within the ducts that deliver outside air to the air conditioning systems of cars. You can find the cabin filter near the engine compartment under the windshield, below the dashboard, or behind the glovebox.

How often should I change a cabin air filter?

Cabin air filter replacements should be done yearly or every 12,000 miles. However, if you drive a turbocharged engine or go through unpaved roads and rough driving conditions, you might have to change your cabin air filter more frequently since they will get clogged more easily due to increased exposure to dirt and more road debris.

Does Cabin Air Filter affect engine performance?

Having a clogged cabin air filter affects both the AC system and engine performance of a car. Replacing old and dirty engine air filters can improve the fuel efficiency of your vehicle by as much as 10% while also keeping your car interior fresh and clean and your engine cool.

What can a dirty cabin air filter cause?

Keeping a clogged or dirty cabin air filter can cause the blower motor of your HVAC to partially or completely malfunction. The dirty air and small road debris from the road as you drive can enter your cabin and cause a musty odor. Your air conditioning system might also become inefficient in cooling the cabin and engine of your ride.

How do I replace a cabin air filter?

Replacing your cabin air filter is a quick and easy process. Here are a few steps on how you can replace your cabin air filter on your own:

1. Park your car on flat ground and check if your parking brake is switched on.

2. Open and remove your glove box so you can access the filter.

3. Remove the old filter and clean the area.

4. Place the new filter in the right position.

5. Return the glove box to its original position.