Vehicle Spare Parts Sourced by OEM Number Not by Guesswork
Engine and chassis parts for Japanese and Korean pickups and light trucks, motorcycle parts for 125cc to 250cc commuter models, ATVs and 5 ton mining dumpers. One piece minimum order.
Cylinder Heads Camshafts Crankshafts and Pistons for Diesel Rebuilds
Listed against the OEM reference and the engine code, packed individually for sea freight, supplied from one piece so a single rebuild can be covered exactly.
250cc Shaft Drive ATVs and 5 Ton Mining Dumpers From One Unit
Water-cooled ATVs with hydraulic disc brakes and a 46KW mining dumper with energy storage air brakes, ISO9001 and CE, shipped with spares on the same order.
Vehicle Spare Parts Confirmed Against the OEM Number Before They Ship
We supply aftermarket vehicle spare parts: engine and chassis parts for Japanese and Korean pickups and light trucks, spare parts for 125cc to 250cc commuter motorcycles, 250cc shaft drive ATVs and a 5 ton mining dumper.
Parts Buyers Ask For Most
Every reference carries the OEM number it replaces and the models it is matched to. Minimum order is one piece.
Mining Dumper 5Tons
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All-terrain Vehicle WX250-C-6
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SUZUKI GN125 Brake Pedal 43110-05302-000
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HONDA XR150L Clutch Lever 53178-KRH-900
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SUZUKI GN125H Front Disc Brake Upper Pump 59609-H05300H-000
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SUZUKI GN125 Race Kit,Steering 51622-45FA0-KIT
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HONDA NXR125 BROSS Clutch Cable 22870-KSM-900
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HONDA XR150L Throttle Cable 17910-KRH-A00
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MAZDA BT50 Cylinder Head Gasket WL51-10-272
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ISUZU NPR 4BC2 4BD1 Cylinder Head Gasket 8941458391
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ISUZU DMAX 4JH1 Hand Brake Cable 8980070110
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ISUZU NPR Rear Differential 8973675041 8973631010
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TOYOTA HILUX Auto Diesel Fuel Filter 23390-0L070
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ISUZU DMAX 4JJ1 4JK1 Fuel Filter 8981499820 8980363210
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MITSUBISHI 4D56 Piston MD103318
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HYUNDAI D4BB Piston 23410-42411
View details →Buyers Who Cannot Afford a Wrong Part
Aftermarket distributors, fleet and truck workshops, motorcycle repair shops, mining and construction contractors and powersports dealers who buy from China and need references confirmed before they pay.
Aftermarket Parts Distributors
Distributors need breadth, correct OEM references and packaging they can put their own name on.
Read more →Truck and Pickup Fleet Workshops
A fleet workshop is measured on how quickly a vehicle returns to work, so parts availability matters more than list price.
Read more →Motorcycle Repair Shops
Commuter and delivery motorcycles run high mileage on poor roads, so a shop lives on fast moving consumables and crash parts.
Read more →Mining and Construction Contractors
Underground and confined site haulage needs machines sized for the working, plus a parts channel that keeps them running.
Read more →Powersports and ATV Dealers
Dealers opening an off-road range need a machine that survives farm and patrol duty and a supplier that will ship a single unit first.
Read more →The Four Things That Go Wrong When Buying Parts From China
Wrong parts and long waits. Every reference is quoted against its OEM number and matched models, the minimum order is one piece, and motorcycle parts, vehicle parts and complete machines ship together on one consignment.
Wrong variant
Orders placed on a vehicle name alone ignore engine codes and drive configurations. Every line here is confirmed against an OEM number and a matched model list first.
Minimum quantities
Distributors push carton quantities on references a workshop needs one of. The minimum order here is one piece, including complete vehicles at one unit.
Split shipments
Buying motorcycle parts, engine parts and a vehicle usually means three suppliers. Here they are consolidated into one consignment from Yiwu.
No sight of the goods
Buyers pay before they see anything. Photographs of the picked and packed goods are sent on WhatsApp before dispatch.
One Order One Shipment One Point of Contact
Yiwu Wanxuan Vehicle Parts works as a one-stop trade service: suppliers and logistics are arranged on the buyer's behalf, so a workshop or distributor deals with one order, one shipment and one point of contact.
- Every reference quoted against its OEM number and matched models
- One piece minimum order on parts, one unit on ATVs and mining dumpers
- Motorcycle parts, engine parts, chassis parts and vehicles consolidated into one shipment
- Neutral packaging as standard, custom printed packaging on request
- ISO9001 on the parts range, ISO9001 and CE on the vehicles
- Photographs of the packed goods sent before dispatch
Goods from several suppliers are gathered and consolidated before shipment, which is what lets a buyer order sixty different references and receive one consignment with one packing list.
How Orders Are Built and Shipped
Four routines that remove the usual failure points between an enquiry and a delivered consignment.
Sourcing By OEM Number
Most wrong-part problems start with an order placed on a vehicle name. Every reference here is quoted against an OEM number and a list of matched models before anything is packed.
See the process →One Piece Trial Orders
The minimum order on every reference is one piece, so a workshop can test fitment and quality before committing to volume.
See the process →Mixed Order Consolidation
Motorcycle parts, engine parts, chassis parts and complete vehicles can be bought on one order and consolidated into one shipment from Yiwu.
See the process →Neutral and Private Label Packaging
Neutral packaging is standard on every reference, and custom printed packaging can be arranged for distributors selling under their own brand.
See the process →Guides Written for the People Doing the Job
Identification, diagnosis and buying guides for workshops, distributors and fleets.
How To Read and Verify an OEM Number Before You Order
Most wrong-part shipments start with an order placed on a vehicle name. This guide shows where the number is, how to read it and what to send a supplier.
Read the guide →Product GuideBuying a Replacement Diesel Cylinder Head Without Guesswork
What to measure, what to ask and what to replace at the same time when a light truck or pickup head has to be changed.
Read the guide →Maintenance GuideWhen To Change Fuel and Oil Filters in Hard Service
Service book intervals assume clean fuel and light duty. This guide explains how to set a realistic interval for pickups, light trucks and delivery motorcycles.
Read the guide →Troubleshooting GuideDiagnosing Clutch Slip on a 125cc to 250cc Commuter Motorcycle
How to tell the difference between cable adjustment, a worn friction stack and a notched basket before ordering parts.
Read the guide →Product GuideChoosing Brake Pads and Shoes for Commuter and Delivery Motorcycles
Why the caliper, the load and the climate matter more than the price per set when a bike works every day.
Read the guide →Export GuideHow Vehicle Spare Parts Should Be Packed for Export
What good packing looks like for heads, crankshafts, clutches, filters and complete vehicles, and what to check before dispatch.
Read the guide →Questions Buyers Ask Before the First Order
What is the minimum order?
How do I confirm a part fits my vehicle?
Can motorcycle parts, vehicle parts and a machine ship together?
Do you supply neutral or branded packaging?
What certification do the goods carry?
Where are you located?
Send Us the Part Number and We Will Come Back With a Quote
Photographs of the old part work just as well. Tell us the vehicle, the engine code and what you need, and the reference is confirmed before you pay anything.