Question about ordering parts from "oem" parts websites

[CannonballRun]

I put this in the exterior forum since it involves an exterior part (though it's also about ordering).

I need to replace an exterior part on my 2019 G70. I called the dealership to get pricing. As you may suspect, they want a piece of my soul for the part.

I looked online for the part and see a few "oem" type websites who carry the part for about $100 less.

Has anyone had success with the online "oem" sites? If so, what sites are worthwhile/reputable?

Thanks

 

[Jlapaglia]

I’ve been ordering parts for a different car through different oem/dealer sites. What is the website/name of the company? Shouldn’t be an issue though if it’s a legitimate site and you order the correct part.

 

[thatjawncrazy]

I've used hyundaipartsdeal.com multiple times, even for massive parts like splash guards, and they have always been great.

 

[CannonballRun]

I’ve been ordering parts for a different car through different oem/dealer sites. What is the website/name of the company? Shouldn’t be an issue though if it’s a legitimate site and you order the correct part.

There are several sites that have the part. Confirmed the part number with the dealership (front undercover I destroyed going down a dirt/gravel road heading to a winery).

 

[CannonballRun]

I've used hyundaipartsdeal.com multiple times, even for massive parts like splash guards, and they have always been great.

Thanks. This is one of the sites that has the part listed. I appreciate your review.

 

[thatjawncrazy]

Thanks. This is one of the sites that has the part listed. I appreciate your review.

No problem. The fact that they have interactive exploded view diagrams of the parts and each individual part listed was enough to make me trust them. I have ordered a few hundred worth of stuff from them.

 

[Volfy]

I've ordered from several different ones. I don't think you could go wrong with any of the online microfiche seller. More of a problem would be making sure the part you want isn't discontinued. I've come across a lot of them that are. Dunno why. Maybe the supply chain issue just caused them to give up.

I've also bought directly from Korea via ebay. 3 sets of Mobis TPMS sensors, shift knobs, and many other genuine Genesis/Hyundai/Kia parts. Shipping used to be super fast, but I noticed clearing customs is taking longer these days. Still not a bad route to go.

 

[TinsleyC]

I bought some OEM wiper blades from hyundaipartsdeal.com and while they are OEM and came in the correct Hyundai white & blue boxes, they smelled strongly of mold, which got sucked into the intakes. Car smelled like mold for 2 months. I tried cleaning them with bleach, vinegar, baked them in the sun, etc.. but it would not go away. Finally asked hyundaipartsdeal.com if I could return them (told them my story) and they said the parts are no longer as-shipped, so no.

Just inspect before use and you'll be fine.

 

[JCtx]

I'm going to try that site. I only found one Genesis parts site before, and zero discount. Well, $0.01, if you can call it a discount. Ha ha. I bought the mud guards there (genesispartsandaccessories.com). It's in FL, so at least no tax if you live elsewhere.

 

[jkxs]

I bought some OEM wiper blades from hyundaipartsdeal.com and while they are OEM and came in the correct Hyundai white & blue boxes, they smelled strongly of mold, which got sucked into the intakes. Car smelled like mold for 2 months. I tried cleaning them with bleach, vinegar, baked them in the sun, etc.. but it would not go away. Finally asked hyundaipartsdeal.com if I could return them (told them my story) and they said the parts are no longer as-shipped, so no.

Just inspect before use and you'll be fine.

Try this product called Nextzett Klima cleaner https://www.amazon.com/nextzett-96110515-Klima-Cleaner-Conditioner-Cleaner/dp/B0002Z2MKO and follow procedures on

(it is the same for any car, I just have seen his video and it is good).

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