BMC Air Filters are Italian-engineered, cotton-gauze performance filters built to flow more air than your stock paper element - without letting grit through. Rawtorque stocks the full BMC range for motorcycles and cars: drop-in replacement filters, full cold air intake systems, and universal pod filters.
Every BMC filter is washable and reusable. You clean it, re-oil it, and run it again—so you buy once instead of replacing a paper filter every service. The multi-layer cotton-gauze media is designed for higher airflow with full filtration, giving your engine cleaner breathing across the rev range.
Fitment runs from commuter bikes to performance cars. Pick your exact model from the listings below—each product states the vehicles it fits. For ongoing maintenance, BMC Recharge Kits (cleaner + oil) and Washing Kits are available separately.
Why riders choose BMC
- Drop-in fit — direct replacement for your factory air filter, no cutting or mods on OE-spec filters.
- Washable & reusable — clean, re-oil, refit. One filter for the life of the vehicle.
- High-flow cotton gauze — more airflow than stock paper, with full dust filtration.
- Bikes & cars — coverage across motorcycles and four-wheelers, PAN-India.
BMC Air Filters — FAQ
Are BMC air filters washable?
Yes. BMC cotton-gauze filters are designed to be cleaned and re-oiled using a BMC Recharge or Washing Kit, then refitted. They are not single-use.
Will a BMC filter fit my vehicle?
BMC offers model-specific drop-in filters plus universal pod filters and cold air intakes. Check the individual product listing for the exact bikes or cars it fits.
What's the difference between a drop-in filter, a pod filter, and a cold air intake?
A drop-in filter replaces your stock filter inside the existing airbox. A pod filter mounts directly onto the intake (typically airbox removed). A cold air intake is a full system that relocates the intake for cooler, denser air.
Do I need a recharge kit?
Yes, for long-term use. The kit cleans and re-oils the cotton media so the filter keeps flowing and filtering correctly after each service interval.
