Factory GM Air Filters

Car air filters consist of one filter for your engine, and one for your air conditioning system.

What Car Air Filters are made of and Why They Are Important

Air filters are constructed with a rubber or plastic framing with synthetic cotton fiber media, woven in between. They are located firmly within the air intake, and are designed to block outside elements from being sucked into the engine or your car's AC. They prevent particles such as leaves, pollen, bugs, dirt, and dust from entering your engine and AC system, which over time can harm and damage the innerworkings of these systems.

When do I Replace Old Car Air Filters?

Because air filters collect these dirty elements, over time they will begin to restrict airflow. Usually after 30,000 miles is when you should consider replacing an air filter, depending on your daily driving environment. If you frequent roads that are dusty or your area has constant road construction, your filter replacement may be required sooner. You can visually inspect your air filters by pulling them out to see if they are dirty. You may also notice lagging acceleration or smell foul odors in your car's cabin due to a dirty AC air filter.

Save Cash on OEM Air Filters by Shopping Online

Replacing your air filters are a simple process that can be done right from your home garage. Air filters can cost drivers up to $50+. But when you shop our online car parts store, you can save up to 35% off the MSRP. Plus, our nationwide shipping can get your new filters at your doorstep fast!

If you have any questions on air filters for your car model, always feel free to reach out on our contact page for assistance.