New Zealand has 4,327,944 people in this country and according to the World Bank report, there are 603 vehicles for every 1000 people, (The World Bank Group, 2012). Some of these vehicles are older than ten years, and the older the vehicle becomes, it starts to display problems, and replacing the old parts become necessary.
While replacing wearable parts such as filters, gaskets, brake pads, are a common and are normally cost effective. Replacing larger and more complex parts such as starter motors, alternators, window control units, engines, and transmissions become a more expensive exercise and so on most occasions it is cheaper to replace with second hand recycled parts. This creates the need for second hand parts suppliers.
Key second hand parts dealers include:
- Pick-A-Part
- Parts Connection
- Dodsons Autospares
Second-Hand Parts Suppliers Summary:
- Second hand parts suppliers purchase their parts from parts dealers in Japan or as entire car bodies within New Zealand at damaged vehicle auctions.
- Most suppliers offer a warranty on their parts, which vary from approximately 2 weeks to 3 months.
- For security and return purposes, they will mark the parts by engraving or marking it with a colored marker. All suppliers have their own unique way of marking their products.
- As their parts are usually second hand, the resell price for the parts are normally cheaper than genuine parts.
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