To find auto parts for your car, choose your vehicle and the part you need, then jump straight to AutoZone’s or Advance Auto Parts’ own search for it. The stores’ sites confirm which parts fit your exact trim and engine; we do not make fitment claims. Vehicle years, makes and models come from NHTSA’s free vPIC database, and you can decode a VIN to fill them in.
Vehicle years, makes and models come from the free NHTSA vPIC database. PartsMatchup does not check fitment: AutoZone and Advance Auto Parts confirm which parts fit your vehicle on their own sites, so check the fit there before you buy. Store links may earn us a commission.
How it works
- Pick the model year and make. The model list loads from NHTSA’s vPIC database for that year.
- Pick the model and part. Adding the engine size, such as 2.5L, helps the store narrow results.
- Click a store button. Its search opens with your vehicle and part; add or confirm your vehicle there if it asks, and buy the part it marks as a fit.
Once you know the part, compare prices: batteries, brake pads, wiper blades and oil and filters. Some popular vehicles have their own battery pages, such as the Toyota Camry and Ford F-150.
Frequently asked questions
No. We pass your vehicle and part to each retailer’s own search. AutoZone and Advance Auto Parts confirm fitment on their sites, and you should check it there before you buy.Does PartsMatchup confirm that a part fits my car?
From the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s free vPIC (Vehicle Product Information Catalog) database. VIN decoding also uses vPIC; we do not store your VIN.Where does the vehicle list come from?
vPIC lists models by the name manufacturers report, which can differ slightly (for example, “F-150” or “Silverado 1500”). Try a nearby year, or search the store directly.Why is my model missing?
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We compare auto parts on published specs, warranty terms and dated store prices, and we link every store policy to its official page. We do not run a lab, so we never claim hands-on tests we did not do. About us · How we compare · Editorial policy