• Enhances the performance and efficiency of the engine to extend its life.
  
• Excellent filter capacity, efficiency, and flow management for superior performance.
  
• Supplies the cleanest possible air with the least airflow restriction to the engine for enhanced performance.
  
• Equipped with tight seals to keep unfiltered air from entering the combustion chamber.

Due to a dirty or oil soaked engine air filter, or if the filter does not seal inside the filter housing, these problems may occur:

• Prematurely dirty oil.
  
• Reduced engine power.
  
• Filter impurities from incoming air will enter the engine.

• Replacing your vehicle's filters on a regularly scheduled basis can help the vehicle run better and last longer. (Refer to your owner's manual for your vehicle's specific filter change intervals.)
  
• You will need to replace the air filter more often if you frequently drive on dirt roads or live in a dusty area. This will help protect the internal parts of the engine from premature wear.
  
• If your vehicle is equipped with a cabin air filter, change that too. A dirty cabin air filter reduces the airflow through the vehicle’s ventilation system. Cabin air filters help keep pollens, fumes, smoke, and other materials from reaching the inside of a vehicle. See your owner’s manual to determine if your vehicle is equipped with a cabin air filter.
  
• Clean air filters contribute to better fuel economy and reduced vehicle operating costs.
  

Q: Should air filters be changed frequently?
A: No. Your vehicle's owner's manual will state specific filter change intervals. You will need to replace the air filter more often if you frequently drive on dirt roads or live in a dusty area.

Q: Does it take a long time to change the air filter?
A: No. An air filter usually only takes a few minutes to replace and is simple to do on your own.

Q: Is fuel economy compromised by a dirty engine air filter?
A: Yes. Clean engine air filters contribute to better fuel economy and reduced vehicle operating costs.