GM Air Filters

Your vehicle came with original air filters already in place. Good thing, too. They protect your engine and your air conditioning and heating systems. They do that by keeping your engine and passenger space free of contaminants.

How Do Air Filters Work?

Your engine air filter sits on the engine intake, capturing pollutants and debris before they can make their way into the engine. The cabin air filter is usually located behind the glove box, doing the same for your vehicle's cabin. Let either one get too clogged or dirty, and you'll notice the difference in performance or air quality.

How Do You Tell When Your Air Filters Need Changing?

If you experience any of the following, check your filters:

• Reduced engine horsepower
• Engine misfires
Weird engine noises
• Dark smoke coming from your exhaust system
• Inability to maintain consistent interior air temperature
Whistling noise from the air vents
• A moldy smell in the passenger space

If you aren't seeing any signs of failing air filters, check your owner's manual to determine how often they need to be replaced. Switching them out for new filters is a smart way to keep your car or SUV running right. Making sure to choose genuine GM air filters is also the smart move. They're the only filters that are guaranteed to be compatible with your model. We have plenty of factory air filters in stock and ready to ship. Order today to save time and money!