Auto parts we can help you source

Choose the system, then define the exact component

Our category pages cover brakes, engine parts, lighting, suspension, cooling, and body parts. They explain different evidence needs: a brake component, an electrical connector and a body mounting point cannot be assessed using one universal checklist.

For filters, transmission items, fasteners or other components, describe the part in your request even if no dedicated category appears below. Confirm sourcing feasibility and the required evidence for that item. We are a buying agent, not the vehicle manufacturer or the manufacturer of the offered component.

Prepare one specification for each order line

For a mixed basket, keep each reference and variant on a separate line. Record position, quantity and the unit being purchased: a single pad, axle set, pair of lamps and complete kit are different commercial units. Identify included fittings and anything required separately.

• OE/catalog reference with source, suffixes and vehicle application
• Relevant geometry, material and operating requirements
• Photographs of markings, mounting points, connectors and interfaces
• Destination, intended use and product-specific documentation needed

Affordable alternatives and parts made to a drawing

A lower purchase price is useful only when the offered part meets your approved requirements. We can help compare alternatives and negotiate supplier terms, while keeping differences in material, specification, packaging and evidence visible. An alternative is not proof of OE equivalence.

Drawing-based customization starts with your authorised design, revision, tolerances, materials, quantity and acceptance requirements. Supplier capability, tooling, samples and verification costs require an individual agreement. Approve fitment, the final drawing and specification before purchase; appearance or dimensions alone do not establish performance.

Identify restrictions before building the basket

Our purchasing scope is aftermarket and unbranded goods. Parts carrying a vehicle manufacturer's mark are outside this scope. An OE number can be used as an application reference without treating an offered component as a genuine manufacturer part.

Batteries, pyrotechnic restraints, pressurised parts, fluids, aerosols and adhesives need item-specific transport screening. Acceptance depends on the actual contents, condition, carrier and route. Road-use approval and import requirements must also be checked for the destination and exact product. A category card or seller claim does not settle these questions.

Compare the whole basket, including packing

Order minimums, pack rounding, sample or tooling costs and agreed checks affect the total. Fragile lighting and bulky bodywork may need substantial protective packaging. Compare actual protected dimensions and gross weights rather than judging freight from the bare part.

A mixed order may require several suppliers or separate shipments. Ask for goods, domestic freight, service, packing, international freight and destination assumptions on the same basis. Consolidation is worth comparing, but does not automatically reduce cost or make restricted goods acceptable.

• Plan quantities and supplier minimums →
• Prepare a mixed-SKU replenishment order →