OEM Kia Air Filters

Car air filters are important engine and HVAC parts. Your vehicle has one for each system. The engine air filter traps airborne particles before they can get into your throttle body and accumulate on engine parts like your air intake, fuel injectors, or spark plugs. The cabin air filter catches dust, pollen, and other allergens before it can clog the ducts in your heater and air conditioner and deposit on their vents and fans. Without either, that crud would wear out those parts fast.

How Often Should I Change My Car Air Filter?

Unfortunately, even filters made by Nissan don't last forever. If they don't otherwise decay from age, they fill with muck sooner or later, leading to more trouble. An engine filter full of debris can result in engine problems like increased emissions, lower gas mileage, and even misfires. A dirty cabin filter not only stresses your engine. The choked airflow that results can also cause heating and air conditioning malfunctions, as these systems must work harder to get the temperature in your vehicle just right. Oftentimes, they can't. You can prevent all this, however. Just be sure to change your air filters regularly, every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or so. There are signs that'll tell you when you should, and more than just a lit Check Engine light. They include damaged fibers, built-up gunk, strange engine noise, bad cabin odors, and excessive exhaust smoke.

Order Genuine Nissan Air Filters Today

Still wondering when exactly to replace your air filters? Check your owner's manual's filter maintenance schedule. When it's time to buy new ones, order genuine Nissan. Air filters made by your OEM will fit your model best. You can do it online. Our auto parts store has what you need at low prices, and we'll ship immediately, so you can complete your project in no time. Order today or contact us for more information!