I recently purchased the HEPA 2-Pack Tesla Cabin Air Filter Replacement for my Tesla Model Y, and I couldn't be more satisfied. This product is a must-have for anyone looking to improve the air quality inside their Tesla. The installation was straightforward, and both filters are required for a complete replacement in my Model Y. They fit perfectly without any issues.One thing I really appreciated is that the package comes with all the tools needed to do the job. It made the installation process even easier, saving me time and the hassle of searching for the right tools.The difference in air quality is immediately noticeable. The activated carbon effectively filters out odors, while the HEPA filter ensures that dust, pollen, and other allergens are removed from the cabin air. Since installing these filters, the air inside my car feels fresher and much cleaner, making every drive more pleasant.Overall, this 2-pack provides excellent value for money, giving you everything you need for a full filter replacement. If you're looking to upgrade your Tesla's air filters, I highly recommend this HEPA 2-Pack!

We all know once the smell hits from your air vent it’s time to change that filter. For my first time I went to Tesla to change the filter and it was just time consuming, and let’s be honest not very cheap either. After some researching I purchased these air filters. The quality is very good, was easy to install, fit was perfect as well. And most of all the smell was immediately gone and fresh air was provided through the air flow. Will purchase these again.

I recently purchased the Tesla filter, and I am very happy with my choice! The quality of the material is very good— looks sturdy and durable. The fit is perfect; it slots into place without any issues or adjustments needed. The inclusion of tools with the filter was very helpful and convenient. The foam on the sides of the filters provides a good seal — ensuring no air leaks. I will definitely recommend it to friends and family, and I’ll be ordering again when the time comes.

I recently bought the Tesla Model 3 Model Y Air Filter HEPA 4 Pack with Activated Carbon, and I’m really impressed. The filters work great, making the air inside my car feel much cleaner and fresher. Installation was easy and only took about 20 minutes.The HEPA and activated carbon combo does an amazing job of keeping out dust and odors. Plus, the 4-pack offers great value, so I won’t need to replace them for a while. If you own a Tesla, this is a great upgrade for your car.

The OEM tesla filter is known not to be that great, so I decided to pick up this one after reading some reviews. Works as expected and works well. The process was simple enough to replace, and it fit well. As for the air flow, I haven’t seen any issues yet and its been a few months since I bought it, so I’d say it works quite well

If I am being honest, they look smaller than the OEM air filters. I was having issues with a funky smell in the car, and this completely fixed it. I'm about about 46,000 miles for my 2023 Model 3 RWD (North East). I'm not sure about long term reliability and function, despite it being smaller, but I think its a fair value for money and they are cheaper than purchasing from tesla directly and arrives quickly through prime. The quality is great and comes with the necessary tools and has detailed PICTURED instructions. I noticed no signs of airspeed reduction.

Tesla wanted to charge an arm and a leg to replace my filters. This got it done got a fraction of the price with a simple 5 minute youtube video. Highly recommended!

We have fires here in LA and so I decided to swap out my highland filters with these. I just installed them now, so I'm giving it 5 stars for the product but its under the assumption that it will work. I haven't tried it out yet driving through the fires, so the 5 stars is because it looks solid, but I don't know yet.I don't have the time to go through and photograph everything, it required some gymnastics on my part to install, so here is a written guide for others and where it differs from the old instructions and the ones they give you:(1) You do not have to unscrew anything for the installation(2) There are no external clips to pop off when removing the area that has the light and the speaker, you just kind of get your finger in there and pull it off, the clips are internal.(3) I was not able to remove the speaker wire from the speaker. I tried prying it off even but no luck so I installed the filters with the wire connected still to the speaker.(4) After removing the first panel, then "remove" the side panel, but in the highland it doesn't come off all the way (or if it does, it was more involved than I was willing to do). I simply pulled off half of it and bent it back a bit. This worked, but of course you have these panels in the way so the install is not as clean and easy at it would be if I could have removed the panels completely.(5) You do not need to remove the torx screw. In the highland, there is a finger clip that easily removes the cover to the filters. Super simple, but pay attention to the orientation when you remove it so you can replace it properly. If I did it again, I would look at where the top is attached before removing it so you can easily put it back. Otherwise it was a bit difficult getting it back on after replacing the filters.(6) Follow normal instructions for filter replacement, just keep in mind that Tesla filters have the arrow pointing to the back and these filters tell you to point the arrow to the front. The carbon (black stuff) should face you when you install it. MAKE SURE THAT TABS ARE FACING YOU, in other words that they are hanging out or it will be a serious PIA to try and remove the filters to change them in the future.(7) I had to kind of wiggle and shove the filters in a bit because of various things in the way and the angle wasn't perfect into the slot, so it took a bit of maneuvering but they went in. Don't give up.(8) The trickiest part was getting the filter cover back on. You have to basically get a flashlight and look for how the tab from the cover fits in to the upper part (make sure you have it in the correct orientation). In the old model it was a screw, this one you have to put the tab in a slot in order to bring it down and clip it. It's a much better design I think, but required me to put my head on the floor and look up with a flashlight to see where the tab goes.So that's it. I wish someone would have made a video of it ... with all these Tesla youtubers no one has done it yet. I guess the car is so new that no one is replacing the filters yet. But for those in SoCal, might be a good idea.Good luck!