Jaguar and Land Rover Air Filters

Today, most vehicles have two air filters. One's for your engine, while the other is for your air conditioning and heating system. They act much like your fuel filter and oil filter do in that they capture pollutants before they can make their way into and impair essential systems and parts.

Unfortunately, those contaminants build up on the air filters. When that happens, the flow of air passing through gets restricted. Even if that doesn't happen, the filters get degraded as they age. Either way, you're looking at potential engine problems and reduced air quality.

How to Spot Air Filter Issues

The good news is that there are signs indicating that your air filters need to be replaced. They include:

• Engine misfires
• Weakened acceleration
• Delay in throttle response
• Reduced engine power
• Worsening fuel economy
• Strange engine noises
• Musty smelling cabin
• Whistling sounds coming from the air vents
• Inconsistent cabin temperature
• Dirty or worn-out air filters

Genuine OEM Air Filters Are Your Best Choice

Check your air filters regularly. Your owner's manual lists your vehicle's recommended maintenance schedule, but you can expect to replace yours every 15,000 miles or so. Doing so before they start to clog up pays off, as that keeps your engine running efficiently and maintains a fresh cabin atmosphere. You can find the right air filters for your vehicle right here in our online auto parts inventory. Search by make, model, and year, then finish your order. We'll get them shipped right out!