BNX TruFilter C7062 Cabin Air Filter, HEPA 99.97%, Compatible With Cadillac; DeVille, DTS; Oldsmobile Aurora; Buick: LeSabre, Lucerne; Pontiac: Bonneville

BNX cabin Filter.I needed to replace a really old and dirty cabin filter, so I tried BNX and was very happy with my purchase.This filter is not the most expensive or top tier quality, but it is a great product at a bargain price.It arrived and one if the pleats was collapsed a tiny but. It didn't affect anything and it was due to shipping not the product itself.As far as the install process. Pretty straight forward. Internet search for your model of vehicle and find out where and how to replace the filter.This one fits perfect for my vehicle.The quality is 4/5. There are Merv rated, charcoal filters that do a better job, but this one works just fine too.For the price you could probably get two for the price of one of the higher end filters, and not notice much difference.Overall really happy with this one.It works great and the price is even better.5/5 would recommend.

I have been using the 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid original cabin air filter since I bought it in 2020. A couple of weeks now, I decided to replace it with a BNX cabin air filter one based on an advertisement email I received. While there weren't specific instructions for my car, YouTube came to the rescue. Installation was straightforward, just follow the direction of the car's cover. The BNX filter, thinner, boasts a HEPA 99.97% filtration standard, but lacks the charcoal screen that reduces odors. The BNX fits perfectly. Price-wise, it's very affordable compared to competitors, and the packaging could be sturdier. Overall, it is a good air cabin filter and it definitely can be better by adding the odor filter screen to it.

Packaging: The packaging is just okay, it doesn't protect the filter much at all and when the filter showed up it was somewhat crushed and bent up.Installation and fit: The installation of the cabin filter was super easy and straightforward, it took less than 5 minutes. The provided youtube link with instructions was very helpful. The filter fits in the housing well. It has just enough room around the outside to slide in easily, but not too much room to where air will get past.The filter is kind of flimsy and bends very easily. Looking at the BNX filter compared to an OEM filter, the BNX does not have the rigid side walls on 2 of the sides. I believe this greatly helps with rigidity and makes the filter less likely to bend or crush. That is something that could definitely be improved on.Performance: The filter performs great in the car, I can tell that it is doing a good job of filtering outside air. The air in the car smells clean and fresh, it does a good job filtering out bad smells and allergens.

The filter seems to be filtering the cabin air well. No odd smells or musty odors. It is allergy season here to so the additional filtration is appreciated. I also haven’t noticed any additional noise from the presumably more restrictive filter.I did notice that the OEM filter had a bit more structure from the cardboard frame. I don’t think it made a functional difference since the filter fit fine.

I have tested the filter for about two weeks now. Installation was effortless, and as expected the filter had arrows indicating airflow. The previous cabin air filter was installed a couple of months ago. Although it was not very dirty coming out of the car, there was already a noticeable improvement in the air quality inside my vehicle. Living in an area that receives a lot of dust and pollen in the air, I am very satisfied with how well the air filter handles such pollutants. Overall, I am very satisfied and would purchase a BNX filter again in the future.

Most cars have interior air filters. News to me. My wonderful wife is brilliant with fixing things and she dismantled the glove box and pulled out this nasty dirty air filter. It had to have been the original and the car was 10 years old. It was the grossest thing I've ever seen but we replaced it. The pricing of this filter is why I bought it. It fits perfectly as a replacement and we change the interior air filter about once a year. When we changed our last one it was still filthy and needed changing after 10 months.

I've had the filter for about a couple of weeks now. I replaced an after-market filter for my 2017 Toyota Highlander Hybrid. There are no specific instructions provided for my application, but you can find those on YouTube. When you install the filter and have no idea of how to face the filter follow the direction of the cover of the car. Most cars will have an arrow indicating which direction to face the filter (See the last picture).I do like the fit of the filter however I do wish the media material was a bit thicker. I'm comparing it to another after-market (see picture) filter which was being replaced by the BNX and I did notice subtle differences such as the thickness of the material and the quality. The BNX filter has 29 pleats that are a bit thin, but it is rated for HEPA 99.97% filtration standard. The non-BNX filter has a charcoal media which I noticed significantly decreases odor compared to the BNX. I wish the BNX had this feature as I could smell outside odors more. I do like the BNX fit better than the charcoal filter I had. It had a much tighter fit in the glove box, and it was 1/4" larger.I think the price could be improved as well for the BNX as a lot of other competitors are cheaper. Also, the packaging could be more substantial to protect the filter. Lastly, HEPA filtration over 99.97% is great but if you could make it with a MERV rating from 8-13 would make this filter even more appealing.I have to disclose that the manufacturer refunded my purchase price to review this filter. These statements are true and I originally purchased the filter with my own money.