This brings up a question: When was the last time you (or a professional) changed your car’s cabin air filter? Here’s what to know about that process, including how to replace cabin air ...

More From Cars.com: In many cases, the cabin air filter is located behind the glove box, and you can change it with nothing more than simple hand tools, such as a screwdriver, wrench or pliers.

Here's a quick video guide demonstrating how to easily inspect and change your car's cabin air filter. Though dealers can charge up to $100 to change your cabin air filter, doing it yourself can ...

In a TikTok with over 3.5 million views, content creator (@rissaninjawould) shares how a mechanic tried to sell her a cabin filter replacement when the current filter looked brand new and barely used.