FITMENT
How vehicle tags work, what the notes cover, and the checks to make before you order.
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HOW TAGS WORK
Every part that is listed for a vehicle carries tags for that make and model. When you search for a car, we match those typed tags. The results are a guide, not a guarantee: check the fitment notes and compare with the part you are replacing.
Universal parts list sizes or fittings instead of a vehicle. Read the Length, Fitting or Size options on the listing before you choose.
FOUR CHECKS
Find your make, model, year and engine size in your V5C or handbook.
Check the fitment notes on the listing and confirm the vehicles it is listed for.
Check the size, connector and position against the part you are replacing.
Still unsure? Email the parts desk before you order and we will reply with part numbers to compare.
A tape and the old part answer most fitment questions.
Measure across the old disc and compare it with the listing.
Check the length in inches printed on the old blade.
Read the fitting code (H7, H4, H11) from the old bulb or the handbook.
Email the parts desk with your make, model, year and engine size, and a photo of the old part if you have one.
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