BX-Good Engine Cabin Air Filter for MAZDA 6 2.5L Turbo(2021-2018) CX-5 2.5L Turbo (2023-2019)

It fit perfectly in my 2018 Mazda 6 Grand Touring. I replaced both filters & had no issues installing them. They feel really well made. I could notice a difference in smell right away. It wasn’t bad, I just knew I had replaced them LOL. The value is great for what you get.

Got these for my 2021 CX-5 to see if it would help the smell of the car when I bought it used. Worked great! Pros + Combo. It's nice that this comes in a combo pack. If you use paper filters for the engine, you could just replace both that and the cabin filter at the same time. Easy to remember the way. And for a good price. + Smell. The cabin filter removed the funk from the car air. I usually use air fresheners to mask odors but this actually removed the smell so that the air freshener isn't masking, just a pleasing aroma. + Install. Both of these are easy to install and fit like a glove. The cabin one you just have to make sure you pull down the glove box to find it properly and install it correctly. Cons + If you use a cotton engine filter, you won't need this combo pack.

For less that the price that the local express oil change place wanted to change the cabin filter, this gave us both the Cabin Air Filter and the Engine Air Filter. A quick search to find directions on changing a Mazda 2021 CX-5 Air Filter and you find out that if you're a little handy, it's going to take you longer to watch the video than to do the changes. (Wouldn't have guessed that the cabin air filter was literally behind the glove box - but it was quick work to pull the glove box out the the way, and then the replacement was trivial.) The replacement parts looked identical (but cleaner than) the original parts. We'd happily purchase from these guys again!

Très bon pour mon mazda 2023

Happy to report this fits the 2025 Mazda CX-5 signature turbo, despite the vendor saying it doesn't. If you're looking for engine air filter Mazda part number PY8W-13-3A0, this fits. The cabin air filters are almost all the same for most modern Mazdas. Both the cabin air filter and the engine air filter are easy to change. If you're unsure, just follow along with a YouTube video. In terms of quality, these have the same number of pleats, they feel solid. We'll never know if the filter to the same efficiency as the OEM ones but it's a lot less expensive. If you need to change both the cabin and engine air filters there's good value in buying a kit like this. However, you could also get a multi pack of cabin air filters, and buy a genuine Bosch engine air filter for around the same price if you average it out. Worth considering. So overall, it's cheap and does the job and I have no problem recommending this to anyone who needs a Mazda CX-5 TURBO engine air filter and cabin air filter.

Reasons To Buy + Set includes both the engine air filter and the cabin air filter + Both filters fit our 2025 CX5 Signature (even though Amazon confirmed fit says otherwise) - the 2025 CX5 turbo is pretty much the same as the two previous model years + Easy to install (just search your model and air filter on YouTube). One goes in your engine (no tools required other than maybe a flashlight for visibility) and the other behind your glove box (also no tools required). If you're handy and comfortable doing this stuff, you'll be done in well under 30 minutes. First timers might take up to 30 minutes. + DIYing it will save you a LOT of money compared to the dealer or mechanic + Very well priced compared to OEM equivalents Reasons Not To Buy - They're not OEM parts, so it's possible they won't last as long or work as well. Having said that, if you inspect them regularly and have to replace them a little sooner than OEM, you're still likely to be ahead cost wise. - As far as I know, this is for TURBO CX5s only. If you have the non-turbo, the engine filter probably won't fit.