Genuine, OEM and aftermarket parts compared
Use this guide to compare genuine, OEM and aftermarket parts, and check the details that matter before you order.
Use these guides to find the right part for your Australian delivered vehicle and understand fitment, freight and ordering.
Use these guides to help you choose replacement car parts for Australian delivered vehicles. Aftermarket Parts Australia sells new replacement parts in two grades, Genuine OEM and Quality aftermarket.
The catalogue covers about 10,000 parts across 32 vehicle makes and 264 models. Part groups include body panels, bumpers, grilles, mirrors, lighting, cooling, suspension and steering, electrical, and mechanical.
Every listing states the part, the vehicle make and model, the series, the build month range it suits, and the side where the part is handed. Check each of these details against your vehicle before you order.
If you want help before you buy, send your VIN through the contact page and the team will confirm the fit before purchase.
TO CONFIRM: contact page details, including public phone number, email address and business hours.
Fitting steps vary by part type and vehicle. Use the listing details first, then compare the part against the item already on your vehicle before starting work.
For any part that is not a clear match, stop and confirm fitment before installation.
Freight is calculated at checkout from the delivery postcode and the size of the part. Large panels travel as bulky freight on a pallet network, and smaller parts go as parcels.
Prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.
TO CONFIRM: dispatch cut-off time, how many business days to dispatch, and transit times by state.
TO CONFIRM: the change of mind return window in days, whether a restocking fee applies, and whether click and collect is offered.
TO CONFIRM: any warranty period offered on parts.
Consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply and nothing on the site limits them.
TO CONFIRM: trading name, ABN and registered address.
Guides
Use this guide to compare genuine, OEM and aftermarket parts, and check the details that matter before you order.
Use the build date, series and VIN to match the right part to your vehicle before you order.
Use the driver seat as your reference point so you order the correct left hand or right hand part every time.
Aftermarket Parts Australia Every listing states the side and the build range