A-Premium Cabin Air Filter with Activated Carbon Compatible with Nissan & Infiniti Models - Altima 2013-2018, Murano 2015-2023, Pathfinder 2013-2020, Maxima 2016-2023, QX60 2014-2020, JX35 2013

Definitely didn't want to waste money on a name brand filter from local auto parts stores, as essentially, a cabin filter is a cabin filter. A $40 one won't perform any better than a $15 one, don't let anyone convince you otherwise. That being said, this filter looks great. The quality seems to be top notch. Changing it on an Altima is a real pain, so keep that in mind for the DIY folks. Nonetheless, I'll be buying these guys for every change. Great seller as well!

I was very pleased with this product. It was quality and a fair price. With that said, I will never try to replace this filter again myself on my 2015 Infinity QX60. The impossible place they put this filter in the car make me wonder what they where thinking when they made this a replaceable filter. The contortions you have to go through to access it is a joke. I am a do-it-yourselfer, but this is one job I will save for a much younger, more limber person next time.

I have a 2015 Altima, this fits perfectly with no problem. Yes it's a challenge to get out the old one, apart from that it works.

Quality and Fit:Immediate difference in quality from the OEM filter. The new filter is less soft than the OEM one. Fit-wise, it’s a bit difficult to install, feeling crammed rather than sliding in smoothly like the engine air filter. However, I was told this is normal.Performance:The cabin air filter effectively catches particles from outside. I change it at the end of every two seasons (Spring and Fall). There's no noticeable change in MPG, so it doesn't impact fuel efficiency.Cost Efficiency:Buying and installing the filter myself saves a lot of money and time compared to having the dealer do it.Installation Tip:When removing the old filter, note the air flow direction indicated by an arrow on the side. Install the new filter with the air flow in the same direction.Pros:Effective particle filtration.Cost-saving by DIY installation.Cons:Slightly tough to fit in but not impossible.Conclusion:The cabin air filter is a cost-effective alternative to the OEM filter, despite being a bit challenging to install. It performs well in filtering particles, making it a worthwhile purchase for DIY maintenance.

I'll be honest, my previous car had this filter located behind the glove box and mounted horizontally. The new car (A Nissan Pathfinder 2020) one has to get on the floor, release a little latch, take a plastic cover off and work the old filter out. Not that easy and my shoulders are crap so there was a pain factor built in.Putting this one in was far harder. It took several tries to know it was in correctly and to get the cover snapped in place.My previous car I let an oil change place replace this filter and, a few years later, when I decided to replace it again, my self, I found that they had just shoved the filter media into the opening (It was two pieces of filter media) without bothering to move the first off to the side neatly and slide the second into place. As a result, the filter process was not really happening as both pieces came out in S shapes rather than I shapes.That part isn't an issue with this filter in the newer pathfinder but it took a lot of patience and ibuprofen.

reasonable price and fits well, will buy again if needed.

Seems to be sturdier and of better quality then the one I replaced, however Nissan didn’t do us any favors with the location and accessibility of the cabin filter. I’m fairly certain the filter is scrunched up in there, and not fully covering the air path, therefore doing little good.

Much cheaper than going to the dealer but because of the location of where it goes in my car, it was an absolute pain in the butt to install. Still, works great and for as much as the dealer would charge, I'd still buy this and install it myself again!