Mann Filter C 32 130 Air Filter

Mann filters are the best. Whether its Engine Intake Air, Cabin, Oil, their stuff is excellently designed, OE fit, and never fails, at a fraction of the OEM part price. I've used their products for over 40 years, and I've never had a failure or disappointing experience with their products. I've always owned German vehicles (Porsche, Audi, BMW, Mercedes) and they make the perfect replacement filters for every one of them. I highly recommend their products. IMHO, their stuff is BETTER than OEM.....

Got this for my A4 Audi. This is the same size and fitting for the car. This was a 100% sized replacement. Works great. And love the price.

Fit perfectly and reasonable cost. Appears filter will do a good job.

Fits a 2012 Q5. Seamless install. Not sure what OEM uses but Mann Filters seem to be what Audi uses.

I like it 👌🏾

Great filter for my 2017 Audi Q5. MUCH better price than the stealership.I've felt my dealership is pretty good, but last time I went in was at the end of fall (pollen was pretty much done), and I had replaced my filter about 3 weeks and 200 miles driven prior to going in since it was due. The old filter wasn't THAT bad, but after 15,000 miles was ready to be replaced. My 2017 Q5 got all green marks from the technician, except they dinged my air filter and cabin air filter as yellow, "needed replacement soon" and indicated because of all of the pollen trapped it in. BS! Just replaced them, but nice try. No way they got that dirty in 3 weeks when I replaced AFTER the fall pollen season and I drive exclusively on paved roads. Due to mild weather probably hardly even ran air through the cabin air since replacement. So all the more reason to check and replace these filters yourself vs. listening to someone who is willing to lie to you to make a buck.

For a regular maintenance item, I find the Mann air filters to be a comparable product to the OEM at 25% less cost. Well worth the money and time to order it from Amazon rather than go to the dealer ship and have them replace it for an additional $25.

Years ago while getting an oil change, the mechanic suggested I should have the air filter changed and naturally I said sure, sounds good. After seeing how that added nearly doubled the service cost that day, that was the last time went that route. Ever since, I've been changing the air and cabin filters on all our vehicles and saving a bundle. It's cheap, easy to do and keeps your car running better and good interior air quality. The Mann filters are excellent and can even be extended use if you use compressed air to blow out any crap in between the ridges. Dat's money dude!