Truck parts: prices, part numbers and warranty in the Philippines
Truck parts in the Philippines cost from about ₱104 for small accessories to about ₱17,100 for a trailer air spring, approximately, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. The exact price depends on the part number and the truck model, so send a request on BlaBlaPrice with those details and sellers will reply with their offer.
Approximate prices in the Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Part | Price (₱) |
|---|
| Small accessories: wiper guard, 24V rocker switch | ₱104 – ₱253 |
| Mudguard and headlight, European vans and trucks | ₱1,928 – ₱2,491 |
| Radiator fan motor 24V, ISUZU GIGA | ₱1,654 |
| Fuel filter, two listings | ₱3,692 – ₱5,344 |
| Drive shaft centre bearing, SINOTRUK HOWO | ₱8,871 |
| Trailer air spring bag, Hendrickson AAT 25K | ₱17,100 |
Match the part to the truck before you buy
Truck parts are sold by part number, engine and model year, and a part that fits one year or engine may not fit the next. Give the seller the VIN, the truck model, the year and the part number, and say whether you want an original part or a compatible one. Many listings for this name are for car and pickup parts, so check the fit before you pay.
Warranty rules to check
Republic Act 10642, the Lemon Law, covers brand-new motor vehicles bought in the Philippines that do not conform to the manufacturer's standards, so for a single part the seller's own warranty matters more. The law requires a warranty booklet to state clearly how a consumer gives notice of a claim, so ask the seller for that booklet. Under the Consumer Act, Republic Act 7394, the warrantor must repair or replace a defective product, and an implied warranty on consumer goods lasts one year at most. Fleet guides advise taking aftermarket parts only from suppliers with documented quality standards and warranties.
Season, delivery and units
The climate is tropical, so trucks run all year and there is no winter break for parts. Because a broken truck needs a part in any month, ask for delivery times rather than waiting for a seasonal price. Ask the seller to deliver to your city: Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City or Makati. Sizes are metric, so give dimensions in millimetres and weights in kilograms.
On BlaBlaPrice you describe the part in a chat, and a photo of the label or the old part helps. The AI asks for missing details such as the VIN or part number, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. See also Heavy equipment parts and Bus parts.
Questions and answers
How much do truck parts cost in the Philippines?
Listed prices run from about ₱104 for small accessories to ₱17,100 for a trailer air spring, according to sellers' websites in November 2026. Engine parts can cost much more, so send the part number for a current offer.
What do I need to give the seller?
The truck model, year, engine, VIN and part number, and whether you want an original or a compatible part. A photo of the old part helps.
Is there a law on warranties for parts?
Yes. Under Republic Act 7394, a warrantor must repair or replace a defective product. Ask for the warranty terms in writing before you pay.
Does the tropical climate affect delivery?
Trucks run all year, so there is no winter peak. Ask for delivery dates to your city, such as Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City or Makati.
