BOSCH 6056C HEPA Cabin Air Filter - Compatible with Select Lexus ES330, GX470, RX330, RX350, RX400h; Toyota 4Runner, Avalon, Camry, Celica, FJ Cruiser, Prius, Sienna, Solara

I was surprised, shocked really, how bad the cabin filter had gotten in such a short period of time. The old unit had not only accumulated a lot of dust, but there was clear evidence of pollen and beginnings of mold.I replace these every 5-6,000 miles but after this will have to check more frequently, especially with allergies in the family.

No longer asking the dealer to change out cabin filter! Shouldn't have let it go as long as I did!I could have bought my entire life supply with what I have spent over the years paying for overpriced filter plus labor of 15 minutes minimum when it barely takes 15 minutes and more like 5 minutes to: retrieve the package from the stoop, unwrap the package while walking over to car, open passenger door, sit down, pull out the lower glove box, unclip the filter holder, pull out the old filter, unbox and install the new filter, put old filter in the box, put lower glove box back in, get out, lock car and throw the box/filter in trash before going back inside.Easy install!! Noticeable better air flow and better particulate filtration.

Look online for how to change out the cabin filter, videos and write ups are easily found. Take your time, have a small vacuum ready, maybe have some wet wipes handy too. Open up the access to the filter compartment, clean things out. Take a picture with your phone and when you remove the old filter, pay attention to how it's installed. Most filters are directional and have arrows showing which way the air flows. Carefully open the new filter package, note the air flow arrows, and install it. Close things up and enjoy the clean cabin air once again!

The fit great on both of our cars. 2015 Honda Accord and 2004 Toyota Avalon

Works as well as any other cabin filter, I've used. This is a very tight fit for my 2005 4Runner. It does fit, however the filter gets a little distorted and needs adjusting.

I just bought a 2008 Lexus RX 400h and the previous owner was an older gentleman that loved to smoke inside the car… It was too good of a deal not to buy and I figured I could remedy the smoke smell myself with some DIY fixes, which one week later I was able to for under $40. The first thing I tried was baking soda, but that did little to nothing. Changing the cabin filter($18) has definitely helped reduce the smoke smell almost entirely. After that I took it through a $10 car wash and vacuumed it really good. Then I bought a $4 can of coffee grounds which helped to get rid of the last of the smell.The picture is of the old cabin filter, yuck!

Excellent quality cabin air filter…extremely inexpensive compared to local auto parts stores. Very happy with the quality, durability and price.

After replacing my old filter with this one, I've noticed fewer odors entering the car while the A/C is drawing in outside air. I that assume means this thing is doing its job right.This filter is considerably thicker than the filter that the dealership had installed prior, and at first it seemed that it might not quite fit into my car's filter tray. However, I didn't give up, and before long I'd got it in there.This was my first time changing my own air filter, and I was proud of myself for doing so, as I'm not much of a DIY person. The process seemed slightly intimidating, as it involves removing the glove box to gain access to the filter, but in reality it turned out to be just as simple as YouTube made it out to be. I believe just about anyone could change their own air filter if they wanted to.In case it helps anyone, I used this filter in my 2009 Prius.