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Toyota & Honda Cabin Air Filters

Cabin air filters (HVAC pollen and activated-carbon A/C filters) for Toyota and Honda models — the 87139-series element that cleans incoming air at the blower, in standard pollen and activated-carbon odor-absorbing grades. From IATF-certified Chinese auto-filter factories.

17
OEM parts
2
Verified suppliers
$1.20–$1.25 FOB
Typical price

Other(17)

OEMPartFitsPrice band
87139-07020Cabin Air Filter227$0.75–$1.65
87139-0C010Toyota Tacoma Air Refiner Element29$0.75–$1.65
87139-0D070Toyota Yaris Air Refiner Element16$0.75–$1.65
87139-0E040Cabin Air Filter217$0.75–$1.65
87139-0R030Cabin Air Filter6$0.75–$1.65
87139-28020Cabin Air Filter147$0.75–$1.65
87139-42040Toyota bZ4X Air Refiner Element9$0.75–$1.65
87139-42050Toyota bZ4X Air Refiner Element9$0.75–$1.65
87139-50060Toyota Avalon Air Refiner Element16$0.75–$1.65
87139-50100Cabin Air Filter318$0.75–$1.65
87139-50110Toyota Mirai Air Refiner Element8$0.75–$1.65
87139-52020Toyota Yaris Air Refiner Element8$0.75–$1.65
87139-52040Cabin Air Filter81$0.75–$1.65
87139-58010Cabin Air Filter213$0.75–$1.65
87139-76010Toyota Prius Air Refiner Element4$0.75–$1.65
87139-76020Toyota Prius Air Refiner Element15$0.75–$1.65
87139-WB001Toyota Yaris Air Refiner Element6$0.75–$1.65

Sourcing FAQ — cabin air filters

How much do cabin air filters cost from Chinese manufacturers?
Verified FOB factory quotes on PartzealHQ currently center around $1.20–$1.25 per unit for Toyota and Honda cabin air filters, across 2 verified suppliers. Exact pricing depends on specification, order volume, and packaging — send one inquiry to collect current quotes.
What is the typical MOQ for cabin air filters?
Listed minimum order quantities for Toyota and Honda cabin air filters range from 50 to 100 units per SKU. Factories often accept a smaller trial order for first-time buyers at a higher unit price.
How many verified cabin air filters suppliers are on PartzealHQ?
2 verified Chinese manufacturers currently list Toyota and Honda cabin air filters on PartzealHQ, covering 17 OEM part numbers.
Pollen or activated-carbon cabin filter — and what makes a good one?
A standard pollen (particulate) filter traps dust, pollen and soot; an activated-carbon filter adds a charcoal layer that also absorbs odors, exhaust gases and NOx, at a little more airflow restriction. A good one uses a dense, pleated electrostatic media with a full-perimeter frame or gasket that seals to the housing — cheap filters use thin media and loose frames that let unfiltered air bypass and can restrict the blower. Match the exact OEM for the chassis (the element size differs by platform), confirm the media type you want, and replace it about every 12,000–15,000 miles or yearly.