Find Any Auto Part by OE Number

A B2B platform for chassis parts

SLOOPZONE is a business-to-business platform for automotive chassis and steering parts: tie rod ends, rack ends, ball joints, control arms and stabilizer links, plus the center links, drag links, pitman arms and idler arms used in recirculating-ball steering. The platform lists the parts by OE number, prepares quotes and ships orders; the manufacturers on it produce the parts.

Each part is listed under the vehicle maker's OE numbers it replaces, with the vehicles it fits by make, model and year. Buyers can start from an OE number, from a part category, from a vehicle brand or from an existing parts list, and every route ends in the same quote.

Who buys here

Orders start at USD 5,000, so the platform is set up for business buyers rather than single-part retail purchases.

Parts traders and distributors

Send a stock list of OE numbers and receive one quote covering every number the catalogue matches. Parts from different categories can be combined in one order to reach the order value.

Garages and repair workshops

Take the OE number from the old part or from the vehicle maker's parts catalogue, check the vehicles listed on its page, and group the parts you need into one order.

Vehicle dismantlers

Dismantlers that sell new replacement parts alongside used ones can source wear items such as tie rod ends, ball joints and stabilizer links by OE number for the vehicles they handle.

Finding the OE number

The OE number is the vehicle maker's own part number for a component. It identifies a chassis part more reliably than a vehicle description, because one model can use several different parts in the same position depending on model year, drive type, steering type or trim.

Common places to find it are the vehicle maker's parts catalogue, a dealer parts department (usually from the vehicle identification number), the packaging of the part being replaced, and in some cases a marking on the part itself. Numbers from other parts makers can also be entered in the search.

How OE cross-referencing works

An OE (original equipment) number is the part number a vehicle maker gives a component. Each part in this catalogue is listed under the OE numbers it replaces and under the equivalent numbers other parts makers use, so the same part can be found from any of those codes.

Search an OE number to see the matching part, the vehicles it fits and its full cross-reference list. SLOOP parts are aftermarket replacements; vehicle brands and OE numbers are cited only to identify fitment. Search →

How to order

• Minimum order value: USD 5,000 per order, quoted and invoiced in US dollars.
• Minimum per part: 20 pcs for in-stock items, 1,000 pcs for make-to-order runs. Parts from different categories can be combined to reach the order value.
• Payment: full prepayment by bank transfer (T/T) before shipment. No credit terms and no samples.
• Lead time: 90–120 days for make-to-order parts and 15–30 days for in-stock parts, counted from order confirmation.

To get a quote, send your OE numbers as a list (Excel, Word, PDF or a photo). Every number is matched against the catalogue and answered in one consolidated quote.