Cabin Air Filters

Breathe Easier. Ryco’s Cabin Air Filters are designed to reduce the number of harmful contaminants entering into your vehicle via the heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system, whilst providing a much cleaner breathing environment for vehicle passengers.

Why a cabin air filter?

Do spring pollens really make you sneeze? Reduce pollens and allergens from entering the vehicle by regularly replacing the vehicle's cabin air filter. Ryco N99 MicroShield cabin air filters can stop fine contaminants like dust and odours in their tracks.

When to change?

Keep those nasties from building up in a dirty filter by changing the cabin air filter every 15,000 km or once a year.

N99 Media

Ryco N99 Microshield Cabin Air Filters are the answer to fully protecting passengers from harmful outside air. Not only does it contain particle and activated carbon media layers that neutralise odours and blocks harmful airborne chemicals such as ozone and exhaust gasses. These filters are equipped with a layer of N99 medical grade media which is rated to remove up to 99.7% of airborne bacteria and viruses and filters contaminants down to < 0.3 micron.

Anti-Viral

Anti-Viral agents within the media eliminate airborne virus* from the air flow. *H1N1/H3N2.

Anti-Bacterial

Anti-bacterial agents within the media eliminate bacteria from the air flow and stops it growing in the filter.

Ryco MicroShield

N99 medical grade media layer with 99.7% efficiency @ 0.3 micron. Tested to ISO11155-2:2009.

0.3 Micron

Captures miniscule particles that can penetrate deeper into the respiratory system.

Dust & Dirt

Captures dust and dirt particles to keep the vehicle interior surfaces cleaner.

Odour Barrier

Protects vehicle occupants from harmful exhaust gases, noxious odours, soot and smog.

Anti-Mould

Stops mould and fungus spores growing in the filter.

Pollen

Captures pollens that aggravate allergies, asthma and hay fever.

Replacement

Replace once a year or every 15,000 km.

HOW TO CHANGE THE CABIN AIR FILTER

Instructions

Locating the cabin air filter for service is relatively easy, with access gained under the bonnet, below the centre console or most commonly behind or below the glove box. Each filter part number page can tell you where it is located and a recommended fitting time. Here's our mate Mark Boxer changing a filter behind the glove box.

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