FAQs

Sometimes, despite being careful about the product to be purchased, we might want to return it due to some problems. Not all dealers have a return policy. Therefore, it is safer to know about the return policy even before you make the purchase.

Compatibility is often underrated. While buying spare parts, we get hung up on prices and discounts and forget to worry about compatibility. Even the best quality spare part is of no use if it is not compatible with your vehicle. Most often, if you are buying spare parts online, you will notice that most websites allow you to check spare parts for the make and model of your vehicle in specific. This allows you to check for compatibility.

If you are already investing in a spare part, you can’t afford to make the mistake of buying one that does not have a solid warranty. Spare parts without a warranty are generally the ones that do not assure you of longevity. They could break down soon. You’ll have to then reinvest in a spare part again. To avoid these problems, check for a warranty. Even a short-term warranty is sufficient to keep your automotive components protected.

Not always will you find spare parts that are new, you will have to confirm from your dealer whether the parts you have chosen are new or old. In some situations buying a used spare part becomes inevitable. For example when you are running on a tight budget and cannot afford a new spare part or if your automobile is old and the spare parts for it are no longer manufactured. If they are old spare parts, check if they have been rebuilt. Rebuilt spare parts are generally cheaper and are of the same quality as brand-new parts. Although they might not cost as cheap as used parts do, they are an amazing buy. Remember to always find out the age of your spare part.