Puroma 2 Pack Cabin Air Filter with Multiple Fiber Layers Replacement for CP285, CF10285, Toyota Camry, RAV4, Highlander, Corolla, 4Runner, Tundra, Prius, Sienna, Lexus, Scion, Subaru, Jaguar

A two-pack, purchased from seller "Puroma Direct". Instructions on the cardboard box are readable and useful, but for first-timers I recommend watching a couple youtube videos (I found 7xLxZvUQB to the point).The filter itself has no markings or provenance other than the phrase "Air Flow" and an Arrow next to the Air Flow. This makes me wonder if the filters are produced generically and then just put into the Puroma-brand cardboard box? :-)I bought the plain filter, not the activated charcoal filtersWhen I placed a Toyota dealer-installed Filter part 87139-YZZ20 next to the Puroma filter for comparison, the dimensions matched well. So did the fit into the compartment in the vehicle. I observed that the ~ 1 inch thick external sides of the 87139-YZZ20 are covered in a fuzzy material, whereas the Puroma's are not. However, as the sides are not the primary filtering surface, I suppose that the fuzzy material would only have some relevance - if at all - for slightly better sealing the of external sides inside the cabin air filter compartment.The Puroma box markings suggest the filter be replaced at 12 months or 12000 miles. Given how well Toyota has designed the ease of taking apart the glove compartment and accessing the cabin filter, I hope to check/swap the filter every 6 months, or after the Spring pollen fall and the Autumn leaf debris seasons.If I find a review useful, I vote it up, and so can you :-)Expect this review to be revised if I have any issues with the filter.

I decided to change my cabin and engine filters myself, rather than pay the dealer $100+. You tube will teach/show you ANYTHING! And Amazon verified that my purchases would suit my vehicle. Everything went as expected; however The cabin filter had the writing in one direction and the arrow showing “up” in the other direction. I followed the arrow, not the now-upside-down words. Hope it works.

This fit my 2015 Camry well. Dimensions were identical. The construction was similar to other standard quality cabin filters but not up to "premium standards" which have felt like backing on the sides to insure no air leakage. However, at less than 1/2 the price, I can live with these.I have a 2006 Avalon that uses the same filter and am familiar with replacement on both vehicles. It is far simpler on the newer Camry requiring no tools. A phillips screwdriver is needed for the Avalon to remove a dampener and gain access behind the glove compartment. I would recommend being careful and applying equal pressure to both tabs on the cover door to avoid breaking off the plastic tabs.Airflow is down on both these vehicles, so the airflow arrow should be pointed down.

Purchased these to replace the cabin air filter in a 2017 Camry. Removed the OEM Toyota part and the quality is quite comparable to these. These actually have more surface area because they have more fins than the OEM part. They seem to be perfectly suitable to the task for which they were intended. With regards to the engine air filter, it is probably best to stick with the OEM part but for the cabin air filter these will do just fine.

Looks better than what was in there. That one came from the dealer, I’m assuming is oem because I only get serviced at the dealer. This one had more pleats and a little thicker material. I’ll check it in a few months and see how it looks. It’s nice it comes in a two pack.