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The safest way to order the right car part online is by your vehicle identification number, or VIN. The same model can use different parts depending on the engine, year and market, and matching by the 17 character VIN narrows parts down to what fits your exact car.
Fitment is the biggest risk in buying car parts online, ahead of price. This category covers car and vehicle parts and accessories, from replacement parts sellers A Premium, OEDRO and SPELAB Auto Parts to lighting from Nilight, CarPlay adapters from Ottocast, seat covers from EKRCOVER, truck accessories from TruckTok, and marine parts from PartsVu.
Tires are in Tires, dashcams in Dashcams, and servicing in Car Service.
What this category covers
| Type | Examples here | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Replacement parts | A Premium, OEDRO, SPELAB Auto Parts, Amotopart | Fitment by VIN or model |
| Lighting | Nilight | Road legality |
| In car tech | Ottocast, Electronicx | Car and phone compatibility |
| Interior and exterior accessories | EKRCOVER, OutfitR, TruckTok, Woodman | Exact model fit |
| Marine and specialty parts | PartsVu | Engine and hull compatibility |
OEM or aftermarket parts?
OEM parts are made by or for the car manufacturer and match the original exactly. Aftermarket parts are made by other companies, often cost less, and range from equal quality to poor.
For safety critical parts such as brakes, steering and suspension, choose reputable brands. For accessories and cosmetic parts, aftermarket options usually offer good value.
Checking fitment
Use the seller's vehicle selector, then confirm with the part number from your old part or your VIN. Check the photos and dimensions, since similar looking parts can differ in mountings and connectors.
LED headlight upgrades
Swapping halogen bulbs for LED bulbs in housings designed for halogen can scatter light and dazzle other drivers. In the US, NHTSA has said such retrofit bulbs do not comply with federal lighting standards, and rules in many other countries also require lights to be approved as a complete unit.
Off road light bars and auxiliary lights are often not legal to use on public roads. Check local rules before fitting.
Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto adapters
Adapters such as Ottocast plug into a car's USB port to turn wired CarPlay or Android Auto into wireless. They only work on cars that already support the wired version, so check that first.
Seat covers and interior accessories
Custom fit seat covers made for your exact model look and fit better than universal ones. Check that covers are compatible with side airbags built into the seats, since the wrong cover can block them.
Truck and off road accessories
Truck bed covers, racks and off road upgrades can change a vehicle's weight, handling and legal status. Check load ratings, and whether modifications must be declared to your insurer.
Tell your insurer about modifications
Many insurers require you to declare modifications that change performance, appearance or value. Undeclared modifications can lead to claims being refused.
Tools for fitting parts
Simple jobs such as wiper blades, bulbs and air filters need few tools. For brakes and suspension, use a proper jack and axle stands, never just a jack, and follow torque specifications.
Returns on car parts
Many sellers refuse returns on parts that have been fitted or on electrical parts once opened. Check fitment before opening packaging, and keep all packaging until you are sure the part is right.
Marine and powersport parts
Boat and powersport parts sellers such as PartsVu sell by engine and hull model. Marine parts must suit wet conditions, so check they are marine grade, not automotive equivalents.
Counterfeit parts
Counterfeit brake pads, filters and spark plugs are sold online at suspiciously low prices. Buy branded parts from authorized sellers, and be wary of prices far below the norm.
Filters, wipers and bulbs
Air filters, cabin filters, wiper blades and bulbs are the easiest parts to replace yourself, often with no tools at all. Replacing them on schedule keeps visibility and air quality good and costs far less than a garage visit.
Wiper blades usually need replacing about once a year, or sooner if they streak or judder.
Car batteries
Match a replacement battery's size, terminal layout and cold cranking amps to your car's requirements. Cars with stop start systems need specific battery types, usually AGM or EFB, and some modern cars need the new battery registered with the car's computer.
Floor mats and protection
Model specific floor liners with raised edges trap water, mud and snow better than universal mats. They protect the carpet and help resale value.
Warranty on parts
Many aftermarket parts come with their own warranty, which may require professional fitting. Keep the receipt and note the date and mileage when a part was fitted.
When car parts go on sale
Car parts and accessories are discounted around Black Friday, holiday weekends and the start of summer driving season. Seasonal items such as winter wiper blades are cheaper out of season.
Making a car parts coupon go further
Group parts for the same job into one order to meet minimum spends and cut shipping. Check whether heavy parts carry extra delivery charges that the coupon does not cover.