K&N LIFETIME Cabin Air Filter: Premium, Washable, Clean Air for your Cabin: Compatible with 2010-2020 FORD/Lincoln: Explorer, Flex, Police Interceptor, Taurus, MSK, MKT, VF1011

The cabin air filter fit perfectly. I'll update after 12,000 miles.

I recently upgraded my car's cabin air filter to the K&N Premium Washable Cabin Air Filter, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer! If you're tired of the same old, boring air filters that just do the bare minimum, buckle up because K&N is about to take your driving experience to a whole new level.First things first, the premium quality of this air filter is evident from the moment you lay eyes on it. It's like the James Bond of cabin air filters – sleek, sophisticated, and ready to tackle any airborne villain that dares to enter your car. The construction is top-notch, and you can practically feel the quality as you hold it in your hands. It's like giving your car a spa day every time you replace the filter.Now, let's talk about the washable feature. Yes, you heard that right – washable! Say goodbye to the days of tossing out your old, dirty air filters and contributing to the landfill. With the K&N Cabin Air Filter, you can simply give it a good wash, let it dry, and it's ready for action once again. It's like having a filter that's not only good for your car but also environmentally conscious – Mother Nature would give it a high-five if she had hands.But wait, there's more – clean airflow that's so refreshing, it's almost comical! I swear, my car has never breathed easier. It's like giving your vehicle a breath mint, but instead of making your breath minty fresh, it makes your car's air ridiculously clean. I half expect my car to start singing opera with the newfound clarity of its airflow.Installing the K&N Cabin Air Filter was a breeze – even I, someone with the mechanical skills of a teaspoon, managed to pull it off without a hitch. The instructions were clear, and the filter slid into place effortlessly. It's like K&N knew that not all of us are car enthusiasts and made it idiot-proof (thank you, K&N, for saving me from embarrassing myself in the garage).In conclusion, if you want to elevate your driving experience, give your car the love it deserves, and enjoy a good laugh while doing it, the K&N Cabin Air Filter is the only way to go. Premium, washable, and delivering airflow that could make your car chuckle – it's the superhero of cabin air filters. So go ahead, treat your car to the best, because life's too short for subpar air quality in your vehicle!

I own a Ford Explorer 2013 limited, and since I had decided to change the air filter to a K&N, I saw that they also had a cabin filter, I bought it right away. I originally was using the charcoal version of the OEM filter, and decided to switch. I just have to say that the difference shocked me, the air flow immediately was stronger, as if the previous filter restricted the air flow, the heat felt hotter which I'm sure was due to the air flow difference. I test drove it on i95 with the vent set to open and I'm telling you, I did not smell fumes from other cars or trucks at all. I'm happy that I bought this one, it really did make a positive difference. And installation was very simply, no tools needed for this one.I definitely recommend this

Fit perfectly in my 2018 Ford Flex. Seems to work well.

A little difficult to put in but worth it. Air in the car seems fresher.

Does what it says and is not cheaply made. Rinse, dry and reinstall. After two paper filters this pays for itself. Got one in the cabin and the version for under the hood. I use them in the house as well and never have to buy replacements for any air conditioners or cabin filters that my vehicles have installed. Would buy again for my next vehicle.

Most of us don't bother to replace the cabin air filters on our vehicles, I've noticed. Most people I know have no idea that they even HAVE such a filter in their vehicle, frankly (for many years, I didn't either, though that seems silly now in retrospect!)But if you spend a lot of time in your car, and ESPECIALLY if you live in a dusty region, or drive in heavy city traffic, or in areas with a lot of vegetation when you're allergic to some of that vegetation (Cedar, for instance, is terrible in central Texas!) having a good cabin air filter in your vehicle is a necessity.The filters you can buy at the local Auto Zone or whatever are fine, but they last for maybe a year and then need to be thrown away and replaced. So, seeing these "washable filters" (a concept I've already tried in my home) seemed like a great idea. In theory, I'll never have to buy another filter for as long as I own that car.The quality of construction, and the price, are both entirely reasonable for what you're getting here. I'm happy with both. And it works as well as advertised, which pleases me even more.The only issue I have is that the vendor expect you to buy their own proprietary cleaning solution to clean the filter. I don't THINK this is really necessary... surely SOME commercially-available cleaner, hopefully one I already have in my home, would be just fine. I have yet to shell out the ~20-30 bucks required to get the "Cabin air filter cleaning kit," and also wonder if, if this company goes under or just stops selling this specific product in the future, my "washable" filters will become a moot point!I have yet to try experimenting with, perhaps, using Dawn dishwashing detergent (as one possible example). But I'm suspecting that I WILL try that, or something similar, before I ever buy their proprietary cleaning solution kit.In fact, I'm knocking a star off purely for the attempt to sell cleaning solution and not tell us what else might do the job as well. That's kind of slimy, in my opinion. And it negates the "lifetime" aspect of teh filter, frankly, if I have to spend money equivalent to the cost of a new filter just to clean my washable one.The filters are great, and I'm very happy with mine. I just want to have instructions provided by the vendor as to how to wash my washable filter using stuff I already have at home and don't have to pay twice or three times the cost of a basic filter for.

The installation rating I gave is unfair to the filter, the installation of the cabin filter (regardless of who makes it) is a pain in my Ford Explorer. However, now that this is in, I notice quite an airflow increase in the cabin. I changed my engine air filter with a K&N a few weeks back and noticed a performance improvement and a slight MPG increase. I'm quite happy with this purchase.