Cabin Air Filter Replacement for CP285 CF10285 Toyota Lexus Scion Camry Corolla Tundra Highlander Prius Vehicle Premium Cabin filter with Activated Carbon(1 pack)

An Outstanding Value-Priced Alternative to OEM! If you’re looking for a part that looks and fits exactly like the expensive dealer version, but without the sky-high price tag, this is it. The quality and fit are spot-on, providing the same performance and reliability you'd expect from the original, but at a fraction of the cost.I was pleasantly surprised by how well this matched up, making it an ideal choice for anyone who wants OEM fit and function without spending a fortune. It’s a smart buy for budget-conscious shoppers who refuse to compromise on quality. Definitely worth checking out if you want the best of both worlds—affordability and top-notch performance!

Fits and works on my 2013 Scion xB. Literally took me less than 5min to install this guy. I noticed when running ac or heater that it blows stronger and smells better. Filter quality is very good. Can't complain love it.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the filter and it’s more than half the cost of the Toyota filter. Fit perfect in my 2016 Tundra.

Filter fit great on my vehicle and works great. Much cheaper than buying at Walmart or the auto store.

Cabin Air Filter is a good aftermarket replacement. Fits correctly and is easy to install. Works just fine. As good, or exceeds, factory Toyota cabin filter and is much less expensive. Highly recommend.

Fit perfectly for a fraction of what the dealership charged to install. Easy to put in yourself

This appears to be a well made replacement cabin air filter for my 2008 Toyota Highlander. It has a carbon element which is supposed to reduce odors. It may do so, but I don't expect too much in that regard. Its primary purpose is to keep debris out of the AC/Heating system; freshening of the air, or removal of allergens would be a plus. If allergens is a concern, I would run the AC on "recirculate" as much as possible, which limits the amount of outside air coming into the car.The replacement is simple: 1) empty the glove compartment 2) disconnect the plastic cylindrical damper from the right side of the glove compartment. This will allow the glove compartment to drop further down 3) squeeze both sides of the glove compartment and lower it until it come off its hinge, and set it aside 4) lift the hinged filter access cover at upper left 5)remove the filter cover using the two tabs on its sides 6) remove the old filterThere is some confusion since the filter cover is marked "UP" with an arrow. The arrow on the cover is so you do not put the cover on upside down. The air flow is actually DOWN inside the blower unit, so you should align the new filter so its air flow arrow points DOWN. Feel free to run the fan without the filter, and test with a piece of paper. The paper will be pulled downward toward the fan.7) Insert the new filter, put on the filter cover with its arrow pointed UP, and close the hinged cover 8) replace the glove compartment on its hinge and move it up until the two catches on its sides snap into place 9) reattach the plastic cylindrical damper.This car is parked outside, and the filter was filthy with stuff that falls off trees and shrubs. If your car is garaged and you don't drive in dusty areas, you can probably go 2-3 years before another change. I plan to keep checking mine every year.

‘08 Lexus GS 350 AWD. Perfect fit. Purchased the car 6 months ago. Started noticing the volume of air coming out of the vents was rather low. Temp of the air was good, flow of air was poor. Changed cabin filter. Appeared to be the original. Problem solved. Air flow is now equivalent to a hair dryer. Increased mpg, wife not freezing anymore. As long as this filter is available, this is the one I will buy. OEM equivalent at a fraction of the price.