Vehicle Filters

NAPA offers over 500,000 automotive parts that comply with or exceed OEM part requirements. You will find in our inventories oil and hydraulic filters, fuel and emission filters, cabin air filters, air filters, transmission filters, separator filters, power steering filters and brake filters. Buy online and get your parts delivered to you or pickup in store.

SHOP VEHICLE FILTERS

It is important for every car owner to have their car serviced regularly by a professional. Our professionals at NAPA Auto Parts have the expertise to answer your questions and guide you to find the proper solution to your car problem.

A vehicle has four main filters:

• Air filter
• Fuel filter
• Oil filter
• Cabin filter.

Some filters need to be maintain and others need to be replaced regularly. Neglecting maintenance of your car can cause serious damages to the inside of your vehicle and can lead to your engine to stop running completely.

Visit the closest NAPA Auto Part store to follow up with your car services. NAPA has top-quality replacement vehicle filters for your car, truck, or SUV.

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CAR FILTERS?

It is important to recognize when a car filter needs to be replaced, before your car stops running.

• Air filter: clean the impurities in the air.
• Fuel filter: removes impurities that go into car engines.
• Oil filter: helps to keep the engine cool and to remove particles in oil.
• Cabin filter: cleans the air that goes into the car while you are driving.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I CHANGE THE FILTERS IN MY VEHICLE?

It is important to recognize when a car filter needs to be replaced, before your car stops running.

• Air filter: easy to clean, but suggested to be replaced once a year.
• Fuel filter: follow your car's manual to know when to change, but recommended every two years.
• Oil filter: should be changed every time you make an oil change.
• Cabin filter: suggested to be changed once a year or when needed to avoid breathing bad quality of air.

Don't neglect them. Car Filters need to be changed to help maintain a good lifespan of the engine, and avoid serious mechanical problems.