Find car parts by VIN in Astana
A VIN is your car's 17-character identification number. It opens the manufacturer's catalog for your exact build — year, engine, gearbox, drive — so the part is matched precisely, not “roughly fits”.
If the system can't identify your car by VIN — Chinese brands, Lada, Chevrolet, Hyundai, Kia, Renault — use “By name” search with the make and model, e.g. “brake pads Changan UNI-K”.
How to find a part by VIN
- Enter the VIN (17 characters) or photograph the registration certificate — the number is read automatically (it is listed under item 5).
- Press “Find car” — the system identifies the make, model and build from the manufacturer's catalog and shows them next to the site logo.
- Choose “Search by part number” or “By name” — enter the number or the name of the part you need.
- Get the original and proven analogs in stock at the Astana warehouse, with price and quantity.
- Place the order: express delivery in Astana or pickup.
Where to find the VIN
The VIN is in the registration certificate, on the plate under the windscreen on the driver's side, on the sticker in the driver's door opening and stamped on the body in the engine bay. It has 17 Latin letters and digits; I, O and Q are not used.
If there is no VIN in the registration
Right-hand-drive Japanese cars often have a frame number instead of a VIN (e.g. “NZE121-1234567”). Enter it the same way — search accepts 8 to 17 characters. If the catalog does not recognise it, choose the make and model manually or search by part name with the make and model.
Why VIN matching is more accurate
One model can have different brakes, suspension, engines and production-year changes. A part that looks right “for this model” may not fit. The VIN catalog shows the number the factory fitted to your car.
FAQ about VIN search
Is it free?
Yes. VIN matching and prices are free, no registration needed.
Can I use a photo of the registration?
Yes. Photograph the certificate — the VIN is read automatically.
What if the VIN is not recognised?
Check for typos (O and 0 are often mixed up). For some Chinese brands, Lada, Chevrolet, Hyundai, Kia and Renault the VIN catalog may not work — then search “By name” with the make and model.
Is my car saved?
Yes. After registration your cars and VINs are saved in your account.