Ford Air Filters

No matter what type of vehicle you drive, it came with factory-installed air filters in place. They protect essential parts from getting clogged up with contaminants, keeping the air that goes into your engine and your lungs clean.

How do Air Filters Work?

The engine air filter sits near your air intake, where it captures those pollutants and debris before they can find their way into the motor. Without it, your engine wouldn't receive the full amount of air needed to fuel combustion, which can hinder performance.

The other air filter is the cabin air filter. This filter, which can usually be found behind your glove compartment or under the front cowling on the passenger side, protects your HVAC system. By preventing allergens and impurities from passing through the ducts, out of the vents, and into your cabin, it keeps you and your passengers breathing fresh air. If it's missing, you'll notice that your interior air quality suffers.

How Often Should Air Filters be Changed?

Generally, you should expect to replace your air filters every 15,000 to 30,000 miles. However, it's always a good idea to familiarize yourself with the signs of a failing air filter. These include:

Weaker engine horsepower
Engine misfires
Worsening exhaust emissions
Inconsistent cabin air temperatures
Whistling noises from your air vents
A musty smelling cabin

Where Can You Buy Genuine OEM Air Filters at Affordable Prices?

The best air filters for your vehicle are the ones made by your manufacturer. That's because they were designed specifically for your model, ensuring the precise, protective fit you need. Our online auto parts store has yours in stock and available at a price well below MSRP, saving you up to 35% off retail. Buy now and we'll get your order shipped right out.