During inspection, you'll see dirty or degraded fibers. More specifically, a bad engine air filter, you'll know from black smoke coming out of the exhaust, engine misfires and power loss, and trouble speeding up, too. A failed cabin air filter, you'll know from dirty or stale smells in-cabin, plus heating and air conditioning problems. These symptoms show up the same way, usually, whether you're driving a Chrysler or a Dodge, a Jeep or a RAM, a FIAT or an SRT.

What Does Replacing a Car Air Filter Cost on Average?

Anywhere from $80 to $100 CAD, usually. It can vary based on what make and model you drive, too, plus whether you have the job done at a Mopar service centre. For example, it might run $80 CAD plus for a Chrysler Town & Country. For a Dodge Challenger, between $80 and $95 CAD or so. For a Jeep Grand Cherokee, $80 to $110 CAD or more; a RAM 1500, $80 CAD to more than $120, and so on. If you're changing air filters DIY, be sure to use OEM replacements.

Why Buy OEM Air Filters, vs. Aftermarket?

OEM means genuine Mopar, and that means manufacturer-quality. Its also a fitment guarantee, and tells you you'll have warranty support on your side, in most cases. A lot of aftermarket air filters can have everything from quality-control to functionality issues, and can sometimes even void factory warranties.

Why Shop Mopar Factory Parts Warehouse in Scarborough ON?

We've got the discount OEM Mopar air filters your ride needs. We ship fast, too, all over Ontario and the rest of Canada. Buy today -- and feel free to contact us with any questions.