Fitment guarantee
Every listing states the make, model, series and build month range the part suits. This page explains how to check fitment before you order and what happens if a part does not fit.
Situations it does not cover
- A part ordered for a vehicle other than the one in its listing.
- A part that was fitted, painted or modified before the fitment problem was reported.
- A vehicle that has been modified, or already carries non-standard parts from an earlier repair.
- Personal preference. Quality aftermarket parts are made to match the original fit and function, not to be identical in finish to a genuine part.
Three checks before you buy
- Go by series and build month. Parts often change partway through a year, which is why every title includes the build range.
- Compare part numbers. Find the number on the part you are replacing and compare it with the listing.
- Use your VIN. The vehicle identification number pins down the exact variant and build date. Send it to us with the part you want and ask before you buy.