Filters

Know which filter you need

Engine servicing usually involves air filters, oil filters and fuel filters, while cabin air filters serve the passenger compartment. Each type has its own shape, seal and connection style, so a filter that looks similar is not necessarily interchangeable. Fuel filters in particular can differ by line size, so check the connection dimension shown on the listing.

Use part numbers and application notes

Many listings carry a manufacturer-style part number and a cross-reference note naming vehicle makes. Treat that as a starting point and compare it with your current filter or your vehicle's service information. Engine size, year range and variant can all change which filter is correct, and listing titles are not a substitute for confirming your own application.

Kits and specialist filters

Service kits bundle several filters, and transmission filter kits may include a gasket or seal, so check what is actually included. Beyond standard road use, the range extends to marine, motorcycle, hydraulic and industrial filters, as well as diesel particulate filters. Confirm the exact application and part number on the listing against your equipment before ordering.