Pattarayond · Japanese car parts

Find the right part, then let the shop check the fit

Start with the part name, code or OEM number you have.
Ask about fitment, price and ordering on LINE.

No code yet? Choose by system · How to choose a part · Browse by picture · Start from your model/generation

Search 27,386 parts · 13 brands · 97 models

Find your part

Start from what you know best — every path leads to the same parts list

Choose by system

Search parts

Pick a system of your vehicle and see where each part sits — no need to know the part name.

  • Repair kits · Bolts · ConsumablesBolts, screws, oils — no picture needed2,363
Side-view line drawing of a sedan showing the parts inside, front of the car on the left
Brakes

Noisy brakes / weak braking

Parts in this systemDisc brake padBrake discBrake master cylinderWheel cylinderDrum brake liningBrake drum
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How to choose a part

No need to know the part's name. Start with the number on your old part, then compare photos and car models before messaging the shop.

  1. 1

    Find the number on the old part

    Check the part itself or its original box label — the part number or OEM number is usually printed there. Take a photo of it too.

  2. 2

    Search by number, or pick a category

    Type the number into the search box. If you can't find a number, tap a category below and browse by photo.

    Or pick a category

  3. 3

    Compare the photo and fitting models

    Compare the product photo with your old part, then check that your car model and year are in the list of fitting models.

Choosing on the website does not confirm that a part fits. Send a photo of your old part or ask the shop on LINE so we can check the model before every order.

Not sure which part fits? Let the shop check

Send a photo of the old part, or tell us the car model and year — we check the fit before every order · Mon–Sat 8:00–18:00 · Sun 8:00–15:00

How to order

Read the details

From the item you want to the details the shop uses to check it — you can ask without following this example first.

  1. Tap to ask about the item

    Check the photo and code of the item you want, then tap its ask button to go to LINE.

    Compare with the old part · product name · code / OEM
  2. Prepare your message

    Give the item name or link, your vehicle's make/model/year and the part you need to replace. Attach a photo of the old part and its label so the shop has what it needs to check.

    Words in the blue boxes are placeholders — replace them with your own details
  3. The shop checks and confirms

    The shop checks fitment, price, the item and shipping before you agree on the order and payment.

    Choosing a model on the website is not a confirmation that the part fits.

Contact Pattarayond

Not sure which part it is? Send what you have and the shop will check it from the photos and vehicle details.

  • A photo of the whole part and where it's fitted
  • Clear photos of the label, part number, connectors or mounting holes
  • Make, model and year, plus any other details you know
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