Automotive Parts Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers about choosing the correct vehicle parts, product fitment, sourcing, workshop accounts, online orders, delivery and returns. If you still need help, contact NMG Spares with your vehicle details and the part you need.
How do I make sure I order the correct part for my vehicle?
Provide the vehicle make, model, year and engine details when possible. For parts where specifications vary, a VIN, registration information, OEM number or sample part number can help NMG Spares confirm the closest match before you order.
Can NMG Spares source a part that is not shown in the online shop?
Yes. Use the parts sourcing enquiry on the website or contact NMG Spares with your vehicle and part information. Availability, supplier lead times and pricing will be confirmed before a special-order item is supplied.
Do you supply parts for Nissan NP200 and Nissan 1400 / Champ vehicles?
NMG Spares focuses on a broad range of automotive parts and includes strong support for Nissan NP200 and Nissan 1400 / Champ applications. Product availability changes, so search the catalogue or contact us for a specific fitment.
Do you supply Toyota Quantum and HiAce parts?
Yes, the catalogue and sourcing service can include parts for Toyota Quantum and HiAce applications. Confirm the vehicle year, engine and required component so compatibility can be checked.
How do workshop or trade accounts work?
Approved workshops and trade customers can register for a workshop account. Account-specific pricing or benefits may apply where enabled. Registration details are reviewed before workshop access is activated.
How are online orders and deliveries handled?
Published products can be ordered through the online store subject to stock and payment confirmation. Delivery options depend on the item, destination and courier availability. Accurate contact and delivery details are required at checkout.
What should I do if a product is incorrect, damaged or defective?
Contact NMG Spares as soon as possible with your proof of purchase, product details and a description of the issue. Returns and warranty matters are assessed according to the product type, condition, supplier requirements and applicable South African consumer law.