Open original truck parts catalogs by brand. Get compatible part numbers with VIN/model search and view exploded diagrams for key systems.
Professional selection of original parts for trucks requires maximum precision - an error can lead to downtime of expensive equipment. Our platform simplifies the process by providing direct access to manufacturers' factory catalogs.
Trucks have many modifications of one model with different engines, types of transmissions, number of axles, and suspensions. Using an inaccurate part number can lead to ordering an incompatible component costing thousands of dollars.
The platform covers leading truck manufacturers with complete factory catalogs:
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Yes. The VIN decoder determines the exact configuration of the truck (model, cabin type, wheelbase, engine, transmission, axles) and returns applicable OEM numbers. If the VIN is unavailable, you can use the search by model and parameters with subsequent verification by diagrams.
Yes. The database covers a wide range of production years. For popular European brands (MAN, Scania, Volvo, Mercedes), catalogs of models from the early 2000s are available. The depth of data depends on the manufacturer.
Exploded views of truck engines (6-cylinder, V8, V10) show the location of all components with position numbers. This allows ordering a complete set for major repairs, including the piston group, bearings, gaskets, seals, and fasteners, without the risk of missing a critical part.
Yes. The catalog includes detailed diagrams of the pneumatic system (compressor, receivers, valves, lines) and the brake system (calipers, discs, pads, regulators, pneumatic chambers). All components with original numbers and applicability.
The catalog offers maintenance sections with filters (oil, fuel, air, AdBlue), engine and transmission oils, brake pads. Premium subscription adds tools for forming maintenance kits by mileage and saving typical selections for fleet maintenance standardization.
Yes. Complete catalogs include cabin components (windows, mirrors, seats, trim), heating and air conditioning systems, electrical equipment (starters, alternators, control units, sensors, wiring). All with original numbers and location diagrams.
Yes. For many positions, cross-references and equivalents from certified manufacturers are available. The system shows compatible numbers, which helps reduce fleet maintenance costs while maintaining the quality and reliability of components.
Yes. Fleets and logistics companies use the platform to standardize the parts ordering process, form typical maintenance kits, reduce selection errors, and minimize equipment downtime. Premium features allow a team of mechanics to work with shared selections and order history.
Yes. If the special equipment (dump truck, crane, concrete mixer, tow truck) is built on a commercial chassis (MAN, Scania, Volvo, Mercedes), parts for basic units can be selected: engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, cabin. The mounted equipment depends on the special equipment manufacturer.