BOSCH 6091C HEPA Cabin Air Filter - Compatible with Select Buick Enclave, Encore GX; Cadillac XT4, XT5; Chevrolet Camaro, Cruze, Impala, Malibu, Silverado, Traverse; GMC Sierra, Terrain, Yukon + More

When I went in for an oil change, the lube shop tried to charge me $80 to replace my cabin air filter. That seemed ridiculous, so I decided to do a little research. After watching a quick YouTube video, I realized how simple the process actually was.I ordered the BOSCH 6091C HEPA Cabin Air Filter, and honestly, I couldn’t be happier with it. The installation was straightforward, and within minutes, I had a fresh filter in place—without paying an outrageous fee.What I Loved:Easy DIY Installation – No special tools, no hassle—just pop the old one out and slide the new one in.High-Quality Filtration – The HEPA filter does a great job of keeping dust, pollen, and other particles out of the cabin. Cost-Effective – Instead of paying $80, I spent a fraction of that and got a top-tier filter.Immediate Difference – The air inside my car feels cleaner, and I no longer get that stale smell when turning on the AC.If you’ve ever been quoted an absurd price for a cabin air filter replacement, don’t fall for it. Grab this BOSCH HEPA filter, watch a quick tutorial, and do it yourself—you’ll save money and feel pretty accomplished in the process!

This fits in my Chevy Bolt EV, and it is one of very few parts that I have to replace due to the requirements of the cars make up.This part appears better than the other alternatives that I found online and in the parts store. I paid less than going to the store, and have it automatically shipped to me through subscribe and save.I appreciate that the the filter appears to function better or as good as the OEM one, it appears that the thickness and quality of air is far superior than other manufacturers. Although this filter fits many models, it is the same for all Chevy Bolt EV and EUV's from 2016-2024.I will continue to use this specific brand and filter as long as I have this car, and replace it every year.

I recently purchased this Bosch filter and installed it this morning in my 2018 Chevy Cruz four-cylinder. The installation process can be quite challenging if you’re not familiar with this particular car, but since I’ve done it four times now, it only takes me about 20 to 30 minutes. However, if you have the same make and model, be careful—you can easily break the dash if you don’t know what you’re doing.So far, I really like the filter. I noticed a big difference when I turned on the AC—there was no longer that moldy, stinky smell coming from the air vents. The filter doesn’t seem to be as high quality as the Wix filter, but I think it will do a good job. You’ll just need to replace it more often since it’s not as thick as a Wix filter.I was seriously overdue for a replacement—I had gone almost 30,000 miles with my last filter, which I wouldn’t recommend. If you have easy access to your cabin air filter, I’d definitely suggest replacing it every 10,000 to 15,000 miles for better performance and improved air quality inside your vehicle.

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This is a good basic Cabin Air Filter.It replaced my last STP Max Cabin Air Filter, CAF1904M, with Anti-bacterial micro tech to fights viruses and bacteria, which was much sturdier and I think was better filter.

This HEPA cabin air filter was easy to install, and the air quality / freshness is through the roof good now!!

Fit perfectly, looks just like the photos, will buy it again!

Took my wife's car in for service they wanted $100 to replace the cabin air filter I declined. While waiting for my car I shopped and found this filter for less than $20. After it came I looked online at video how to changed it took me around 20 min. A real savings over taking to the dealership.