Audi Air Filters

If you drive an Audi coupe, sedan, or SUV, it comes equipped with two types of air filters. One is for the engine, while the other is for the cabin. These filters will help catch any unwanted particles from dirt to debris. They also help keep your vehicle running efficiently. Replacing air filters might be a maintenance item that's overlooked. Keep in mind that clogged, dirty air filters can negatively affect performance.

An engine air filter, also known as an air cleaner, is a filter that prevents dirt, dust, and other contaminants from entering the engine's combustion chamber. It is usually located in a box at the front of the engine and is connected to the air intake system.

A cabin air filter, also known as a pollen filter, is a filter that cleans the air entering the passenger compartment through the air conditioning and heating systems. It is located behind the glove box or under the dashboard in most vehicles.

How Often Should I Replace My Air Filter?

Most owner's manuals recommend replacing air filters every 12,000 to 15,000 miles. Mileage may vary depending on your model and how much you drive your car. If you're unsure when the filter was replaced last, you will want to perform an inspection. Over time, they can degrade from old age.

Order Genuine Audi Air Filters Online Today

Here at Audi OEM Parts, we have a wide selection of air filters that will fit the model you drive, guaranteed. In addition, we also stock various OEM oil filters for your other projects. After you place an order, we will ship it directly to your door as soon as possible. Please feel free to contact our team with any questions.