MANN FilterAbout MANN Filter

MANN is the global leader in automotive filtration. As one of the world's leading manufacturers of OEM air filters, oil filters and fuel filters, their products set the standard by which other filter companies are judged across the world. Each MANN filter is designed and manufactured to exacting Original Equipment specifications. Combining constant innovation with a passion for consistency and an unrelenting drive for product quality, MANN Filters deliver the perfect package of life, flow and ease of use.

Why Should I Choose Mann Filter?

Since breaking into the Australian market, MANN have developed an extensive catalogue for the Australian Car Park, and compared to many local manufacturers you'll find, a MANN filter will prove an incredibly worthy investment.

MANN's philosophy is geared entirely towards the provision of two things to the driver: perfect parts and the perfect service. In order to do this, every MANN filter comes with benchmark levels of build quality, attention to detail and manufacturing, with innovative materials, high quality filter media and the latest advancements going into every filter they produce. MANN filter have earned themselves a reputation as THE standard in automotive filtration, and their range reflects that.

Our Range of Mann Filter Products

Sparesbox are pleased to offer an extensive range of MANN Air Filters, MANN Oil FIlters, MANN Fuel Filters, and MANN Cabin Filters. MANN manufacture one of the widest ranges worldwide in air filters, cabin air filters, fuel filters, oil filters, power steering filters and transmission filters, all made to exacting standards for incredible performance and a service life that far exceeds what you may have thought was possible from an everyday vehicle filter.

Built for all engine types and made to suit one of the world's largest ranges of vehicle makes, models and years, there's almost certainly a MANN filter to deliver you perfect quality and lasting longevity that you can trust. As they say themselves, MANN Filters don't expire, they simply retire.