Search car parts by part number in Astana
A part number (article, OEM number) identifies a specific part. If you know it, this is the fastest way: we show the original and proven analogs in stock at the Astana warehouse, with price and quantity.
If you are not sure of the exact part number, it is safer to find the part by your car's VIN.
What a part number looks like
- Toyota, Lexus
04465-33450 - Nissan, Infiniti
41060-EG090 - Hyundai, Kia
58101-2SA70 - MANN filters
W 712/75 - KYB shock absorbers
349098 - Chinese brands
CD569F260301-1700
The format depends on the maker: digits, letters, dashes, spaces and slashes. Enter it as printed on the part or in the catalog — search removes extra spaces and dashes itself.
How to search by part number
- At a service station the part number is often printed on the part itself — the mechanic can easily tell you.
- If you know how to use parts catalogs, you can look up the part number there.
- Enter the part number — spaces and dashes are fine, the system handles them.
- See the original and analogs with prices: everything in the results is in stock at the Astana warehouse.
- If another car is selected and the part number does not belong to it, the site will warn you.
- Add what you need to the cart and order — delivery in Astana or pickup.
Where to get the part number
It is stamped or labelled on the old part, listed in the service work order and on the receipt of a previous purchase. No number? Find the part by VIN.
Original and analogs
The original number is assigned by the car manufacturer. Analogs are made by other companies to the same dimensions and specs and are often cheaper. We show both.
Why a number may not fit
The same number can be used on different models, and one model can have different parts depending on year and build. If in doubt, find the part by VIN first.
OEM number vs analog maker's number
The OEM number is assigned by the car manufacturer, while analog makers (Bosch, Mann, KYB, TRW and others) use their own numbers for the same part. Search understands both: an OEM number shows the original and known analogs, an analog number shows the part and its substitutes.
How we find analogs
For every number we check manufacturers' cross-reference tables and stock at the Astana warehouse. Only items in stock right now remain in the results — with price, brand and quantity.
If the number is not found
Check for typos: O and 0, I and 1 are often mixed up. Sometimes a part carries a batch code or date instead of a part number — that won't be found. Then it is safer to find the part by VIN or by name.
FAQ about part number search
What is the difference between a part number and OEM?
OEM is the car manufacturer's original number. A part number is broader: OEM or the analog maker's number. You can search by either.
Do I have to remove spaces?
No. “04465-33450” and “0446533450” find the same part.
The number was found but not for my car — what now?
Find the part by VIN: the catalog shows the right number for your build.
Can I search by the number from the old part?
Yes, if it is the part number and not a batch code or production date. It is usually on the label, housing or packaging.
Why is an analog cheaper than the original?
An analog is made by another company to the same dimensions and specs, without the carmaker's margin. Quality depends on the brand — we show known manufacturers.
How long does an order take?
Everything in the results is in stock at the Astana warehouse: express delivery in the city or pickup — see the “More info” page.