Why VIN cars?

Why do we want to know your car's VIN?

When you provide your vehicle's VIN, we have access to the company's original service system to:
Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, RAM, Plymouth
Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Abarth Lancia
Chevrolet, Hummer, Cadillac, GMC, Buick
Ford, Lincoln, Mercury
possibility to check exactly whether the part is suitable for your vehicle.

   

If you include the VIN with every order or inquiry, you don't have to worry about having to return parts or them not fitting.

Only if we check the order according to the VIN, you can be sure that everything we send you will fit your car. This applies not only to brakes or engine parts,
but also for such small things as the antenna or the oil dipstick. If you choose only from the catalog, you increase the likelihood that you will have to return and change the part. Don't just trust catalogs, always state the VIN!

What is a car VIN?

The VIN is a 17-digit code that clearly and uniquely identifies the vehicle. So it is possible to say that it is a kind of vehicle registration number.

Where can I find the VIN?

a) in documents
Small technical license for the vehicle
Large technical license for the vehicle
Other documents for the vehicle such as insurance, green card, service book

 

b) on the vehicle
There is no uniform guide on how to find the VIN on a vehicle. Every manufacturer has it a little differently
In more modern cars, you can find the VIN on the front window at the bottom of the window, and it is also stamped in the sheet metal above the right wheel or on the crossbar behind the engine.

If you cannot find the VIN, the page dedicated to this topic will help you https://vin-location.com/