Car Parts Near Me | Click & Collect Parts + Local Mechanics UK

1. Tell us the jobThe part or repair, and your car.
2. We pass it onYour enquiry goes to an independent local mechanic.
3. Get it sortedCompare the quote and book if you're happy.

Buy the part, or have it fitted

Lots of car jobs are easy to do yourself with the right part: wiper blades, bulbs, screenwash and even a battery on many cars. Others, like brakes, are best left to a mechanic unless you're experienced. Our guides explain which is which.

Car parts near you: click and collect

For most everyday parts, the quickest option is click and collect. GSF Car Parts has over 200 branches across the UK; you can check the part fits your car by registration online, then collect it from a branch near you, often the same day.

Popular parts

Wiper blades: replace every 6 to 12 months or when they smear
Headlight and brake light bulbs: a blown bulb is an MOT fail
Car batteries: most last 4 to 6 years
Brake pads and discs
Oil, air and pollen filters and service kits
Screenwash, coolant and other fluids
Dash cams, reversing cameras and car audio from Car Audio Centre, with fitting available
EV charging cables and accessories from EV King, for electric and plug-in hybrid cars

Parking while your car is in the garage

If your car is in for a few days, or you need a space near the station or airport, private driveways and car parks are often cheaper than on-street parking. Compare spaces near you on YourParkingSpace, or compare airport car parks on Compare My Parking Deals.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy car parts near me?

Motor factors such as GSF Car Parts have branches across the UK with click and collect, often the same day. Check the part fits by entering your registration online before you collect.

How do I know a part fits my car?

Use your registration number on the retailer's website, or the part number from the old part. If in doubt, take the old part to the branch.

Can I fit car parts myself?

Wiper blades, many bulbs, screenwash and air filters are easy jobs for most people. Brakes, timing belts and anything safety-critical are best done by a qualified mechanic.

Can I buy my own parts and ask a mechanic to fit them?

Some garages will fit customer-supplied parts, others won't or won't guarantee them. Ask when you get a quote.

Is the mechanic enquiry service free?

Yes. Sending an enquiry is free and there is no obligation to go ahead.