Dear Customers, We will continue to support you through this difficult time. All of our functions are operating normally under the current Victoria restrictions. For our Melbourne metropolitan customers, we are hitting 'pause' on our return policy and will restart once the current stage 4 restriction eased. This means that all customers in Melbourne metropolitan will only be required to return the product within 30 days after the current stage 4 restriction eased. Your health safety remains our number one priority. We will continue to act quickly on the advice of the Victorian Government to help minimise the spread of this...

In current situation, there has been numerous challenge due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The number of people being affected in Australia is rising rapidly. The health officials have given out regulations regarding the shut down of places of high human involvement. Other than that Car and auto parts manufacturers are suffering due to a block in a supply chain. There are expected delay for us to restock certain product given manufacturer was shut down their process and the procurement of materials has reduced radically. We advise all our stakeholders to co-operate with us with unavailability of certain products. We would also...

The primary purpose of cabin air filters, located on most vehicles since 2000, is keeping the air inside your vehicle’s cabin clean.

It’s typically located behind the glove compartment or under the hood or dashboard on most modern vehicles.

Its job is to filter all of the air that comes through the car’s HVAC system to prevent pollutants, such as dust, pollen, smog and mold spores from entering. The filters can also catch rodent droppings, leaves and other unwanted debris.

However, it is usually not the top of people’s list for vehicle maintenance. But it does play an important role in filtering pollutants from entering the vehicle’s cabin.