Most drivers and passengers would be surprised to see the dirt, dust, and debris that accumulates over even a short amount of time, let alone the allergens that come through the ventilation system and into the air that they breathe.
In addition to contaminated air, cabin air filters that are plugged and have become moist may create an environment that encourages the growth of mildew and odors.
Download Luber-finer’s cabin air filter brochure to help communicate to your customers the importance of replacing cabin air filters in a regular, timely fashion.
Cleaner cabin air can also help a driver avoid distractions associated with allergy symptoms. Sneezing, blurry vision and headaches can result from pollen and other contaminants entering the cabin compartment.
Non-woven cellulose media traps road dust, pollen and many other harmful pollutants before they reach the cabin
21 popular part numbers cover all of the major over-the-road trucks
Like other filters on a vehicle, cabin air filters need to be changed at routine intervals to help maintain healthy cabin air quality.
At minimum, most OEMs call for replacing the cabin air filter every 12,000 to 15,000 miles to keep cabin air clean and fresh.
Seasonal replacement to protect against pollutants created during different times of the year is recommended for vehicles that regularly experience harsh climates or severe climate changes.
Today, cabin air filters can comprise up to 10% of total heavy duty filter sales and are usually at a higher margin level than any other filter type.
That’s why it’s important for sales representatives to understand the key benefits and associated customer pain points related to cabin air filtration.
