Identify the item
Share specifications and quantities. Suitability, condition, included components and availability are clarified before an order is agreed.
03 / DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL
From the part.
To the destination.
Car parts and motors for domestic and international buyers. Every enquiry starts with the item, the quantity and where it needs to go.
AUSTRALIA& BEYOND
CHOOSE YOUR DESTINATION
Across the country.
One conversation.
From metropolitan addresses to regional destinations, start by sharing your delivery postcode. Available freight options will depend on the item, its size and your location.
Enquire about domestic supplyWhat helps us work it out
- 01Your delivery suburb and postcode
- 02The part or motor, and how many you need
- 03Whether delivery is to a business or home
- 04Any site access or unloading limitations
Beyond the border.
Details first.
International supply is assessed for each enquiry. Tell us the destination country and postcode so we can discuss feasibility, freight and the information needed for your order.
Make an international enquiryWhat helps us work it out
- 01Destination country and postcode
- 02The part or motor, quantity and specifications
- 03Consignee and delivery access details
- 04Your preferred timing and any import requirements
CLEAR AT EVERY STAGE
No assumptions.
Just agreed details.
Confirm the destination
Freight feasibility, costs and estimated timing depend on the particular item and destination. Any special handling needs are discussed.
Review the quote
Check the item details, price, delivery arrangements and any applicable terms. For overseas orders, clarify duties, taxes and import responsibilities before proceeding.
Agree how to proceed
An order only goes ahead once the details and next steps have been agreed. Keep the confirmation for reference.
SUPPLY QUESTIONS
Useful things to know.
Can you give a delivery time before I enquire?
Delivery estimates depend on item availability, packaging, destination and freight options. Share your requirements so a realistic estimate can be discussed.
Are freight charges included in the part price?
The quote should set out the agreed item price and delivery arrangements. Ask for clarification of freight or other costs before accepting an offer.
Who handles international duties or import requirements?
Responsibilities vary with the destination and agreed terms. Clarify import eligibility, documents, duties, taxes and any fees before placing an international order.
Is collection available?
Collection or inspection arrangements are not advertised as a standard service. If they are important to your enquiry, mention them in your email so the available options can be discussed.
THE NEXT STEP
Tell us what.
Tell us where.
The right part and the right destination are the place to start.
Discuss supply