OEM Nissan Air Filters

Your Nissan vehicle, like most on the roads today, has two air filters in place. They serve to protect essential parts and systems from pollutants and debris, which means they need to be in prime condition. When you need replacements, search our online inventory by model and year. That'll bring up the only air filters that are guaranteed to be compatible with your vehicle, which we'll happily ship right to your front door. Order today!

Buyer's Guide to Nissan Air Filters

The Types of Nissan Air Filters

The first air filter on board is the engine air filter. It's usually found near your air intake, making it easier for the filter to capture contaminants before they can get into the engine and cause trouble.

You also have a cabin air filter that shields your HVAC system from allergens and other microscopic troublemakers. Most are located behind the glove compartment, though they can also be found underneath the front cowling on the passenger side of your vehicle.

How to Spot Faulty Air Filters

Air filters can get blocked up or grow degraded, though. Signs of trouble include:

• Misfiring engine
• Weaker engine performance
• Poor acceleration
• Reduced fuel efficiency
• You hear odd noises coming from the engine
• Your cabin smells musty
• You can't keep a consistent cabin temperature
• You hear whistling noises coming from your air vents
• Darker exhaust emissions

When To Replace Your Air Filters

Your owner's manual notes your recommended maintenance schedule, but you can plan to replace your engine air filter every 48,000 kilometers, and your cabin air filter every 24,000 kilometers or so. Of course, your driving style and commute conditions can affect those milestones, so it's recommended to check the condition of your filters on a regular basis.