Logistics

Where we ship, and at what cost

Shipping and customs are stated before you pay. They account for half the bad surprises in online parts buying, so we remove them.

Zones and transit times

DestinationTransit time after dispatchTracking
Mainland France2 to 4 daysYes
European Union3 to 6 daysYes
Europe outside the EU, United Kingdom, Switzerland4 to 8 daysYes
North America5 to 10 daysYes
Latin America8 to 15 daysYes
Africa, Near and Middle East7 to 14 daysYes
Asia, Oceania7 to 14 daysYes
Overseas territories and the Pacific10 to 21 daysYes

Transit times run from dispatch and exclude customs clearance. Shipping is calculated in the basket from the destination and the actual weight: a steering rack weighs nearly three times as much as a turbocharger.

Customs duties and VAT

Outside the European Union, your country applies its own import duties and taxes. They are not included in our prices and we do not collect them: the carrier asks you for them on delivery. We show our prices without local taxes so you know exactly what you are paying us, and only us.

Questions

Why a range and not a fixed date?

Because a firm date on an international shipment is a promise nobody can keep. Customs clearance alone swings from a few hours to ten days depending on the country and the time of year. We prefer an honest range to a reassuring date that is false.

Do you ship to New Caledonia, French Polynesia, the French West Indies?

Yes, in the overseas territories and Pacific zone. Allow 10 to 21 days and higher shipping: weight counts heavily on these routes. On a steering rack, shipping can be a significant share of the total, and the basket shows it to you before you pay.

Can I have the part delivered straight to my garage?

Yes, enter its address with the order. Tell them it is coming: parts this size need a signature and some space.