ECOGARD XA10498 Premium Engine Air Filter Fits 2017-2022 Honda CR-V, 2016-2021 Civic

My Honda dealership wanted $100+ to replace the cabin and engine filters and "check" on other maintenance issues. It took about fifteen minutes to replace both filters. This one fit perfectly and without hassle.

saved lots of money by doing it myself

Quality filter. It was a perfect replacement for my Honda CRV. Will buy again.

This engine air filter fit my customer's 2019 Honda CR-V perfectly & works great. Its cost was much less than what the dealer wanted & looks to be very good quality. Highly recommended.

My mileage on my 2021 Honda CRV dropped 4 miles /gallon with this air filter. It did fit well and was easy to install, but then I watched my average around town mileage drop from 29-31mpg to 26-27 mpg thru 2 tank fillups. The Honda repair person said this filter looked like the Honda one and was surprised when we wanted to switch it out. Granted, it looked just like the Honda filter, but the folds on the Honda one are yellowish and I have to think there has to be some difference in the texture. The average mileage went back up within 10 miles of replacing it and 3 fill ups later it has continuously maintained its original average of 29-31 with the Honda filter.

Great product and exact fit

According to the Honda dealership, my 2022 Honda CR-V needed a replacement air filter. I watched a few YouTube videos to see how difficult the installation would be, and it looked quite simple.I researched online and found the Ecogard Premium Air Filter on Amazon, which had very good reviews.As a woman with no mechanical experience, I was surprised to find that it took me less than 10 minutes to install the new filter. It fit perfectly, and I saved money by purchasing it from Amazon and doing the installation myself. The Honda dealer would have charged me over $100 just for the installation.I highly recommend the Ecogard Premium Air Filter for a 2022 Honda CR-V.

I own a CRV 2017 and back in the days where the car was still under warranty the Honda dealer tried to force me into changing the engine filter. The actually showed me a picture of an engine filter full of grease!! They told me that this was my filter and I was damaging my engine by not changing it. They wanted $95 to change the filter. I'm not a mechanic but I found that really strange. If you engine filter is full of grease, you have a far bigger problem than air flow to the engine. I decided to learn how to change it myself and it is very easy.Just locate the engine air intake. I have a picture of mine in this review. There are 4 screws you need to release. The lid won't fully come out, but you will have enough space to reach the filter. Grab to old filter, remember the position and direction and replace with the new one.Tighten the screw back and you are done.I replaced the engine filter for this review and this one is 1 year old. I believe 8,000 miles or so. As you ca see it is almost clean. There is some dust on it and a little grass blade. NO GREASE.It is unfortunate how dealers try to deceive people in spending money.But if you DIY you will save $$$$$