EPAuto CP132 (CF10132) Cabin Air Filter with Activated Carbon, Replacement for Toyota Camry, Sienna, Avalon, Solara; Lexus RX350, GX470, RX330, RX400h, ES300, ES330 - Fits Select Models 2000-2010

These filters have been our "go to" for several years now. I'm grateful that the seller is still active and the pricing has been stable for the most part.These perform just as well as OEM. The filter lasts six months.There is no smell to these, however, I always put a few drops of peppermint EO to deter insects, rodents and to freshen the air in the cabin naturally.Installation is incredibly quick, although the pin system in the Lexus leaves much to be desired.I strongly recommend this filter for your vehicle.

fits great. easy to install, good price

Fits 2008 Rx400h prefect. Quick delivery, seems like good quality, easy to install even with no experience (you can watch a YouTube video if you don’t know how). Pay attention how the old filter is installed, which direction the airflow arrow is pointing when you remove it from the frame, install this new one pointing the same way.

Item arrived in perfect condition and fits our Toyota as advertised.

Great OEM replacement for much cheaper, plus the active carbon is even better.

works just as good as expensive filters. Big difference in air quality

We have used this brand and specific filter for our vehicles for years and have had no problems. These filters are easy to install and way cheaper then having an auto mechanic do the job for us.Saving money and using a trusted brand!

I bought this filter because it was appropriate for my 2005 Toyota Sienna and had great reviews. After googling “why is my car’s ac making loud, squeaky sounds?” one of the links that came up was a YouTube video on how to change the cabin air filter. I couldn’t get my glovebox out for the life of me so I gave up. My AC gave so little air though that when my car broke down and had to be towed to Pep Boys, I asked them about it and the mechanic took the glovebox out in a sec and showed me my filthy never been changed filter. When I asked if he could show me how he got it out because I had wanted to change the filter myself, he put it back up right away and said I should just bring the car back the next day when I had time and he would do it. When I asked how much that would cost he said he didn’t know, but what mattered was that I get it done right away for the health of my family🤨 Needless to say, taking it somewhere to have it done for me would cost about $140 or more for new filter and labor. Buying just the filter at Pep Boys or AutoZone would run me $18-$22 plus tax. Looking up the appropriate models/brands for my car’s make/model/year, searching for them on Amazon, choosing this one based on reviews and ordering it along with 2 other things I needed via Amazon Prime got it delivered to me for free the next day. I looked at the YouTube video again, figured out how to wrestle my glovebox out (now I know how) popped the new filter in (2 secs), put the glovebox back in and as soon as I turned on my AC I could feel the cool & not-funky smelling air pushing through with full force. No labor cost, no waste of gas or time driving to mechanic or feeling like I played myself handing over my wallet to do the simplest task and for an item that cost 1/2 of what it does in stores. 💪 Highly recommend this product and installing it yourself!