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Commercial vehicle & machinery parts: say what exactly you’re looking for

Choose a subcategory in “Commercial vehicle & machinery parts” — so the request goes to the sellers who actually sell this.

Spare parts for trucks, buses and farm machinery

Why it pays to search with a clear aim

Commercial vehicles work to earn money, and every day off the road costs money. So with parts for trucks, buses, vans and machinery, price is not the only thing that matters: availability and speed of delivery count too. Often the unit you need is stocked by only two or three sellers in the whole country, and finding them by hand takes long.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe what you need once, and sellers reply themselves: what is in stock, what it costs, when it can be dispatched. It is free for the buyer, and your phone number stays hidden until you choose a seller.

Find your type of vehicle

There are also parts for buses, special-purpose machinery and water transport. If you are not sure where your part belongs, just describe it in the request, and the site will pick the category itself.

What to put in the request

For machinery, accuracy is decisive: the same model can have different axles, engines and gearboxes.

  • Make, model and year, for example Tata Prima 2014 or Mahindra 575 DI.
  • VIN or chassis number: the surest way to match a part.
  • Engine and gearbox: model, power, gearbox type, number of speeds.
  • Name and catalogue number: the OEM number or the aftermarket maker's number.
  • New, reconditioned or used: a tested used unit from a dismantled vehicle is also an option.
  • Original or aftermarket: and whether good non-original brands are acceptable.
  • Urgency: the date you need the part by.
  • City and delivery: dispatch by transporter or pickup from the warehouse.

How to compare offers

Sellers write in the chat what exactly they have, the price and when they can ship. BlaBlaPrice shows the best offer first, and reviews of the seller are visible alongside. Everyone competes for your request, so terms often improve.

Compare on several points: the same manufacturer or aftermarket class, in stock or “on order”, delivery time, warranty and return terms. In this segment “on order” can mean a week or more, and that is downtime. Also ask whether the seller will check the catalogue number against your VIN.

Timing and logistics

For commercial vehicles, time is sometimes more important than price. So write the date you need the part by right in the request. The seller will say whether it is in stock or has to be brought in, and in how many days. For heavy and bulky units (axles, gearboxes, radiators), ask how it will be shipped and who is responsible for damage in transit.

Where to save and where not to

A good aftermarket part is worth buying for consumables: filters, gaskets, belts, pads. For critical units (brakes, steering, fuel injection equipment), an original or a proven brand is better. Reconditioned units, such as a turbocharger or an injection pump, are usually cheaper than new ones, but ask who did the reconditioning and what the warranty is.

For cars there is a separate section, car parts. And you can read how the exchange of offers works on the “How it works” page.

Questions and answers

How do I choose a truck part if I don't know the number?

Write the make, model, year and engine, and add the VIN or a photo of the label and the old part. With this the seller can usually find the number himself.

Can I buy a reconditioned unit instead of a new one?

Yes, reconditioned units are often cheaper than new ones. Ask who did the work, which parts were replaced and how long the warranty is.

Do sellers deliver large and heavy parts?

Sellers usually ship by transporter. State your city and preferred method in the request, and confirm the cost and timing in the offer.

Does the buyer pay to use BlaBlaPrice?

No, it is free for buyers. A seller pays a small fee only when you choose him.

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