Product description
Vehicle-Specific Fitment (CF10553)
This activated carbon cabin air filter fits the following Nissan trucks, SUVs, and commercial vans:
Nissan Frontier
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2005–2021
(2nd-generation Frontier, all trims & engines)
Nissan Pathfinder
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2005–2012
(R51 platform, V6 & V8 models)
Nissan Xterra
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2005–2015
(All trims)
Nissan Pickup / Hardbody / NP300
Pickup / Hardbody
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1998–2004 (varies by market)
NP300
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2008–2021 (international markets)
Nissan NV Series (Commercial Vans)
NV1500
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2012–2021
NV2500
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2012–2021
NV3500
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2012–2021
Key Features
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Activated Carbon Filtration removes odor & absorbs harmful gases
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High-Efficiency Filter Media traps fine airborne contaminants
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OEM-Style Fitment for Nissan truck/SUV/van platforms
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Enhances HVAC Efficiency & restores airflow
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Durable Construction built for heavy-duty vehicle use
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Simple, Tool-Free Installation
Why Replace Your Cabin Air Filter?
Hard-used trucks and vans suck in a lot of dust and road contaminants. Replacing this filter:
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Restores fresh, clean airflow
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Improves A/C & heater efficiency
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Reduces odors from dust, exhaust & dirt trails
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Keeps allergens out of the cabin
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Protects HVAC components from clogging
If your Frontier or Xterra has been on trails or job sites for years… yeah, it’s overdue.
Anderson –
Fits my 2011 Nissan frontier. Perfectly.
Bigt –
Filter fit great easy to install
ritebuy –
They seem to be decent quality for the low price. They don’t have a end section as shown in my picture. All the other filters I’ve installed had that so I don’t know if this affects anything yet, but I took a star off for the construction lacking that.
BigJoeSea –
What else can I say. Took the 2 pieces out of my Xterra and put these 2 in. Worked as designed
Don –
Exact dimensions for a ’19 Frontier. Of course it’s a pain installing them because of the tight fit needed and difficult to get your hands in to push in place, but that’s how they’re supposed to be made. Look of quality and the idea of the activated carbon is better that just plain corrugated paper. Lots of fine dust in the Arizona desert, so I have faith these will be good.
S. Loftin –
I’m not sure what to say about this other than it seems to be well made and fit just fine in my truck. If I was going to complain about something, it would be the location of the cabin filter in my truck, which is a pain in the a– to get to. But that isn’t the fault of this filter, which works fine.
Bill Tanner –
These seem to be a good fit and the charcoal may (or may not) increase their effectiveness. This was a good value, and I’d guess that if replaced regularly (which people tend not to do though), they’re as good as any of the other ones available. Cabin filters are one those products whose performance is almost impossible to quantify due to the lack of a measuring mechanism. You can buy on good will (a well known name brand) or buy on price (I’m sure designing and manufacturing these replacement products is not rocket science). I replace them (the Nissan Frontier cabin filter(s) is a two piece affair) regularly so I use price and reviews as guides. Barring any problems with longevity, I’d buy it again. A caution to Frontier owners, the critters can find their way into the filter box, so beware of that (see photo result, though I omitted the dead mouse).
Alexandra P. –
Prompt honest seller…