Request an Automotive Parts Export Quote
Review your quote list, add your destination and your details, and we send one export quotation for the whole list. There is no minimum order, and small trial orders are welcome.
Your Quote List
Enquiry form
Send Your Export Enquiry
In your quotation
What Your Quotation Confirms
Matched References
We check every reference and ask for anything that is missing.
Availability
Availability is confirmed in your quotation, whether the part is in stock or has to be sourced.
Packing
Parts are packed with protective export packaging, suited to the part and the shipment.
Lead Time
The usual lead time is about 15 days, whether the part is in stock or has to be sourced.
Trade Term
Chosen with you: EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF or another term, agreed together.
Payment Terms
Chosen with you, from advance payment or part advance to a letter of credit.
FAQ
Questions About Requesting an Export Quotation
Check your quote list in the card at the top, add your destination and your details in the form, and send the enquiry. Your parts fill the table for you, and you can change any line before you send.
Yes. Your quote list is kept in this browser until you clear it, so you can send another enquiry or change the list later. It stays on your device and is sent only when you submit an enquiry.
Your quotation confirms the matched references, availability, packing, lead time, trade term and payment terms for your order, so you can compare it with other offers like for like.
There is no minimum order quantity, and small trial orders are welcome. The usual lead time is about 15 days, whether the part is in stock or has to be sourced. Your quotation confirms it for your order.
Yes. Shipping mode, trade term and payment terms are chosen with you when you request a quotation, and the form lists the choices. Leave them as to be agreed and we settle them with you.
The part numbers listed here are the vehicle maker's original part numbers. We quote the original part for the number you choose and, if you ask for them, compatible alternatives, each named separately. Which one is supplied is confirmed in your quotation.
Nothing changes without your approval. An alternative is quoted on its own line so you can accept or decline it, and any substitution is approved in writing before dispatch.