Why Your Engine Air Filter Matters
Engine Protection
Filters out dust, pollen, and debris before they enter your engine
Performance
Ensures optimal air flow for proper combustion
Fuel Efficiency
Clean filter helps maintain proper air/fuel mixture
Signs You Need a New Air Filter
Visual Inspection
- Visible dirt and debris accumulation
- Dark or gray coloration
- Oily or wet appearance
Performance Issues
- Reduced acceleration
- Rough idling
- Engine misfires
Other Indicators
- Check engine light (in some vehicles)
- Unusual engine sounds
- Black smoke from exhaust
What Happens If You Don't Replace It?
Reduced Engine Life
Dirt particles cause premature wear on internal engine components
Poor Fuel Economy
Restricted airflow can decrease MPG by up to 10%
Performance Loss
Up to 20% reduction in horsepower with a clogged filter
Pro Tip: In dusty environments or areas with poor air quality, inspect your air filter twice as often as recommended
Our Professional Replacement Process
1
Inspection
We examine your current filter and housing for damage
2
Removal
Properly disengage clamps or fasteners to access the filter
3
Cleaning
Vacuum debris from the air filter housing
4
Installation
Seat new filter properly and secure the housing
Replacement vs. Cleaning
Replacement
- Guaranteed filtration performance
- No risk of damage from cleaning
- Meets manufacturer specifications
Cleaning
- May not restore full airflow
- Risk of damaging filter media
- Temporary solution at best
Don't Let a Dirty Filter Damage Your Engine
Our certified technicians provide professional air filter service at your location