If you are looking for Hyundai car parts, light commercial spares or truck spares you basically have three options in which to buy the Hyundai spares that you are seeking. The first option is to contact your nearest Hyundai dealership and get a parts quotation from them. The dealership will most likely have the parts you are looking for on the shelf and if they don’t, may have to back order them from their factory or from another supplier. These parts are the genuine factory OEM or original equipment manufacturers parts that come with a full factory warranty.

Your second option would be to contact your nearest motor spares supplier or chain of companies that can supply you with the Hyundai aftermarket parts for your particular make and model of vehicle. After market spares and accessories look almost identical to the OEM part and fit in exactly the same way, but usually come at a cheaper price to the motor trade and ‘man off the street’.  Beware of the cheapest line of pirate parts and vehicle accessories as these could prove to be troublesome in the long run. Always consider quality before price when fitting pirate spares as any new or used parts do have flaws which could result in a vehicle breakdown in a rural area and cost you a towing and recovery bill together with another repair bill for the same part you replaced a month ago.

Stick to well known aftermarket parts that are manufactured by quality spares companies which are well known in the market place and that are marketed by well known motor spares franchises such as Midas, Autozone, and Alert Engine Parts who supply parts such as Mogul and Federal, SKF, Kolbenschmidt, AE, Ferodo Brake Parts and Payen Gaskets, just to mention a few. These spares parts can all be applied to most Hyundai motor vehicles in South Africa.

Your third option is to get in touch with the auto and commercial Hyundai Scrap Yards and vehicle dismantlers that are widely spread throughout South Africa and other southern African countries that supply Hyundai spares. However dealing with a foreign African country or buying parts at distance could prove troublesome without the aid of a parts locator company such as ‘Looking 4 Spares’, who will source your new or used Hyundai spares and parts and will get you in touch with all the second hand Hyundai spares dealers and scrpyard suppliers in South Africa.

Looking4Spares will also try and assist you with buying and selling parts at a distance or from an out of town scrap yard or motor spares supplier. VISIT www.looking4spares.co.za/safe-trade-account  Your ‘Payment Protection Facility’ that protects both ‘the buyer’ and ‘the supplier’ of the spare parts or vehicle accessory, ensuring that the purchaser gets his or her spares and the parts supplier gets their money.

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A motorcycle which is the most common type of motor vehicle, also called a motorbike, which is a two wheeled motor vehicle that has become a popular mode of transportation throughout the world for mainly two reasons; the motorbike can zip through traffic and get the rider to his or her destination quickly and secondly; motorcycles are cheaper to run than cars. From the early stages of motorcycle development motorcyclists have had the freedom of expressing themselves in the many forms of bikes that have been built over the years which can vary considerably depending on the task they are designed for.

In numerous cultures of mankind, motorcycles are the primary means of affordable transport. In the early production years of motorcycle history, many producers of bicycles adapted their designs to accommodate the internal combustion engine. In 1894, Hildebrand and Wolfmuller became the first series production motorcycle in the world and until WW1 the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world was Indian which sold over 20,00 units of their brand.  By 1920 Harley Davidson took over with motorcycles being sold in 67 countries across the globe.

The modern day biker has realized that traffic in over populated towns and cities is problematic and therefore the motorcycle has also become the best form of transport for most of the worlds masses, making use of over 200 million motorcycles including mopeds, scooters and motorized bicycles and other powered two and three-wheelers in use in many countries such as India and Vietnam. It is in countries such as this where motorbikes are the primary form of transportation along with many other Asian countries which have made their roads motorcycle friendly, which in turn helps their economies move faster and also reduces global warming effects due to less carbon emissions.

Around 57% of motorcycles are in the developing countries of Asia, while 32% of the cars, which equates to 194 million vehicles, are concentrated in the United States of America and Japan. In the year of 2007, Main Land China had close to 55 million motorcycles in daily usage and an annual production of 23 million units. In 2003  India had an estimated 38 million motorcycles which was home to the largest number of motorcycles in the world. China came a close second with 35 million motorcycles owned by commuters.

In the 21st century, the motorcycle industry is mainly dominated by Japanese companies such as Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki and Kawasaki. The four largest motorcycle markets in the world are all home to Asia, namely, China, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam which top the scale for motorcycle sales and exports.

Motorcycles all require maintenance and spares for repairs and motorcycle scrap yards and used spares suppliers are the places to find these parts. Contact Looking 4 Spares when the time arises, who will put you in touch with over 200 automotive and motorcycle scrap yards and parts suppliers in South Africa.

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If you are looking for any used motorcycle parts without having to buy the new part from your local motorbike dealership, then you are going to need a lot of time on your side to start phoning around, making calls to just about every known bike mechanic , bike shop, motorcycle dealership, custom bike builder and stripper in town and God knows where you will eventually land up.

There is one alternative to finding bike spare parts and accessories in South Africa for your motorcycle.  Looking 4 Spares is your best bet at finding those hard-to-find, ‘bits n’ pieces’, for your particular motor cycle.  There are many avenues when it comes to finding those parts when the agents tell you that the part is obsolete which means  its no longer in production or that they simply do not stock the spares any longer.

There are however alternative pirate parts available on the market for certain motorcycles and then there are the motorcycle dismantlers who strip accident damaged bikes which range from scooters to superbikes and quads. These motorcycle scrap yards are basically collectors of accident damaged motorbikes making them the best places to go and look for spares and bike accessories. Motorcycle scrap yards on the African continent and undoubtedly the fewest of any motorcycle scrapyards and used spares in the supply chain of parts, the largest being Bike Hospital who have the widest range of smashed motorcycles and parts already stripped off bikes.

Looking 4 Spares has been instrumental in helping motorcycle enthusiasts and bike mechanics find their bike parts and have set a goal to become the biggest second hand chain of automotive and motorcycle spares  and accessories suppliers in South Africa. Whatever bike bits n’ pieces you are looking for ‘Looking4Spares’ is your one stop motorcycle parts locator.  

When buying any used spares from the seller always remember to inspect the parts carefully before paying at the counter. Sometimes the part you are buying may have sustained damage that is not always visible to the human eye and therefore a closer examination would be required, especially with life threatening parts such as foot pegs, triple clamps and rims, just to name a few. Other parts could be bent or even have both flaws and when purchasing parts both mistakes like this can be easily made.

For all your motorcycle spare parts and accessories contact the ‘Looking 4 Spares’ Call Centre on 0861 7777 22 for fast and efficient service. Don’t waste time phoning around looking for parts… we will help you find the right parts at the right price at no extra cost. Simply complete the Parts Request Form on our HOME page.

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