Browse by job, not only by name

Car parts catalog designed around real workshop tasks

Instead of guessing part names, start from the area of the car you are working on and narrow down components using simple, structured filters.

Each card shows clear photos, fitment ranges and short notes, so you can move from idea to a complete parts list without jumping between tabs.

Engine and intake Brakes and safety Suspension and steering
Catalog card for an engine timing kit with photo and specs

Engine timing kit

Belt, rollers and seals bundled for common engine families.

Catalog card for a brake kit showing discs and pads

Front brake kit

Discs, pads and hardware sized to your wheel and caliper setup.

Catalog card for a service kit with filters and oil

Service set

Oil and filters lined up for the next mileage mark.

Pick a job and see complete parts groups

Each job group collects components that are usually replaced together, so you can prepare once and work without pauses.

Brake caliper and disc during a brake service in a garage

Brake service

Discs, pads, hoses and fluid matched to axle and caliper type.

Suspension arms and bushings laid out on a workshop bench

Suspension refresh

Arms, bushings and top mounts grouped by corner and axle load.

Mechanic checking air and cabin filters during inspection

Inspection service

Filters, plugs and small hardware aligned with mileage intervals.

Browse the catalog by system

Move through simple lanes: engine, brakes, chassis, body and electrical. Each lane opens focused lists instead of one long, mixed view.

Engine & fuel

Timing, cooling, intake and fueling components.

Selection of engine components such as water pump and pulleys

Brakes & wheels

Discs, pads, hoses and hub hardware in one place.

Set of brake pads, discs and small hardware on a grey background

Suspension & steering

Arms, joints, mounts and steering parts for precise control.

Shock absorbers and control arms grouped together on a table

Pick brands that match how you drive

The catalog separates everyday, long-life and performance-focused parts, so each car gets the level of hardware it really needs.

Shelf with neatly stacked OEM car part boxes

OEM-focused

Original-style parts for factory feel and predictable maintenance intervals.

Premium branded car part boxes arranged on a metal rack

Premium and long-life

High-mileage components chosen for quiet operation and extended service life.

Budget line car part boxes sorted into labelled bins

Budget-friendly

Solid, tested options for cars that simply need to stay on the road.

See variants side by side before choosing

When a job offers several ways to go, the catalog lays them out clearly instead of hiding differences in long codes.

Two types of brake discs and pads compared on a work surface

Different materials, clear notes

Ceramic, semi-metallic and performance pads marked with feel and dust levels.

Suspension components showing different ride height options

Ride height choices

From factory comfort to firmer, lower setups with real-world comments attached.

Catalog layouts tuned for the screen in front of you

Whether you browse at a workshop desk or under the car with a phone, the catalog keeps specs and photos readable.

Desktop catalog grid view with multiple part cards on screen

Desktop grid

Compare several parts at once with photos, specs and notes aligned in columns.

Tablet view of catalog filters and narrowed results

Tablet filters

Filters stay visible while you scroll, so narrowing options feels quick.

Phone view of a single tall part card with photo and fitment details

Phone cards

Large tap targets and focused views that make sense under a lifted car.

Driver in a home garage using a laptop to browse car parts
Workshop foreman checking a parts catalog on a desktop screen

Built for quick checks and deep dives alike

Some days you just need a pair of wiper blades, other times you are planning a full suspension refresh. The catalog adapts to both.

Quick lookup

Search by part number or simple term and get a focused list in seconds.

Job planning

Open job groups to see every gasket, bolt and clip that belongs to a repair.

Long-term builds

Save shortlists for future upgrades when time and budget finally align.

Keep track of what caught your eye

The catalog remembers your last steps, so you can come back to parts that looked promising without starting over.

  • Recently viewed line. A simple strip of the last parts you opened, ready to revisit.
  • Saved shortlists. Group parts for future jobs without turning everything into a full cart.
  • Per-car memory. Each car profile gets its own list, so projects stay separated.
Screen showing a strip of recently viewed car parts
Tablet with a saved shortlist of car parts and notes

Highlights curated from real workshop patterns

Popular combinations and seasonal picks give you a starting point when you are not sure where to begin.

Layout of a curated brake service combination with discs, pads and hardware

Brake service combinations

Ready-made sets that bundle discs, pads and fresh hardware for a clean refresh.

High-mileage essentials

Suggestions for cars that rack up serious distance: bearings, mounts, bushings and fluids grouped into sensible packs.

Assortment of winter-ready car parts such as wiper blades and coolant

Seasonal swaps

Winter and summer kits that prepare your car for temperature swings and road conditions.

Filters arranged the way you actually think

Start from car basics, then combine budget, delivery and brand preferences without digging through separate menus.

Engine & fuel Brakes & wheels Suspension & steering Electrical
  • Start with the car. Engine code, body style and fuel type come first.
  • Layer preferences. Choose budget range, delivery speed and preferred brands.
  • See clean results. Only parts matching every rule stay in view.
Catalog filter panel showing engine profile with code and fuel type
Budget range slider for car parts with three segments
Delivery speed options for car parts on a screen

Specs written for spanners, not just spreadsheets

Each part card focuses on details that matter when the car is on the lift and tools are already out.

Torque chart printed next to a set of bolts on a bench

Torque references

Critical fasteners marked with values and tightening patterns where it truly matters.

Printed table with part dimensions and tolerances highlighted

Dimensions up front

Outer diameters, widths and thread details visible before you pick a variant.

Diagram of a multi-pin electrical connector drawn on paper

Connector diagrams

Pin counts and layouts shown clearly so plugs match the harness you have on the car.

Digital caliper measuring the diameter of a brake disc
Close-up of an axle information plate on a car

Quick checks that prevent wrong deliveries

A few small checks on the car save time, frustration and return labels. The catalog reminds you before you confirm the order.

  • Measure before you click. Disc diameters, hub types and thread sizes are worth a quick check.
  • Read axle plates. Axle load and option codes explain why some variants do not fit your car.
  • Look for past changes. Notes remind you to check if a previous owner already swapped key components.

Price bands that explain what you are paying for

Instead of a random list of numbers, the catalog groups parts into clear bands with short notes about what changes between them.

Essential

Reliable components for daily cars that need to stay safe and legal.

Comfort

Quieter, smoother parts chosen for long trips and family use.

Performance

Sharper response and higher heat tolerance for track days and fast roads.

Catalog screen showing three price bands for car parts
Close-up of car parts with coloured price tags attached

Stock signals that stay honest

Simple icons and wording show whether a part is on the shelf, on the way or tied to a specific warehouse.

  • On shelf. Ready to pack from a specific warehouse with realistic dispatch times.
  • In transfer. Moving between locations, with a clear date before it reaches your region.
  • On request. Special-order parts shown with longer lead times from the start.
Status bar with icons for in stock, in transfer and on request
Calendar view highlighting delivery windows for car parts
Technical note sticker placed on a car part box
Service sheet with warning symbols next to specific steps

Notes that stay attached from search to installation

Warnings, tips and special instructions follow the part from the catalog card to your order summary, so you do not miss them on a busy day.

Compatibility flags

Highlighted notes show where trims, brake sizes or factory options change the fit.

Extra recommendations

Suggestions for seals, fluids and bolts that are worth replacing while you are there.

Follow-up checks

Simple reminders to re-torque or re-check certain parts after some mileage.

Catalog that keeps learning from real repairs

Torque & Parts grows together with workshops and drivers. New tools focus on removing friction from the way you already work.

Smarter job suggestions

See likely follow-up jobs based on mileage, car type and what other users usually fix next.

VIN helpers for tricky cases

Extra guidance when the same model hides different brakes, hubs or suspension layouts.

Garage views

Shared views so several people in the same workshop can look at one planned job list.

Catalog roadmap screen with cards for upcoming parts features
Mobile preview of new catalog tools on a phone
Garage door open with a car ready for the next repair job

Take the next step from browsing to doing

Turn a few ideas into a clear job plan: a short list of parts, a rough time estimate and a date that actually fits your schedule.

You can adjust the parts list as you go. Nothing is final until you decide to place an order.