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Oil, fuel, air, cabin and water-separator filters for Japanese pickups, SUVs, vans and trucks, specified by OEM reference and packed for mixed wholesale orders.

Filters & Service Parts

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About Filters & Service Parts

Filters are the highest-turnover line in most parts distribution businesses. They are replaced at every service interval, they are bought by workshops, fleets and retail counters alike, and in dusty, hot or poor-fuel markets they are replaced more often than the owner's manual suggests. That makes the filter range a reliable base for a container order and a good way to build volume with a new customer.

Read the guide: Automotive Filters Guide: Types and Specifications

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Popular vehicle applications

Wholesale & export

Filters & Service Parts are quoted on FOB, CFR, CIF, FCA or EXW terms and can be combined with other product groups in one consolidated container. Send part numbers, quantities and the destination port for a validated quotation.

Export processMixed containersRFQ process

Frequently asked questions

Can I order filters by aftermarket part number instead of OEM number?

Yes, but an OEM number is more reliable. Aftermarket numbers vary by brand and sometimes cover several OEM variants. If you only have an aftermarket reference, include the brand and, ideally, the vehicle and engine code so the line can be verified.

Why do diesel fuel filters for the same vehicle look different?

Manufacturers change filter designs between model years and engine updates, for example moving from spin-on to cartridge elements or adding a water-in-fuel sensor port. The engine code and production date usually identify which version applies.

Are service filter kits better than buying filters individually?

Kits simplify workshop ordering and reduce picking errors, while individual filters give more flexibility when intervals differ. Many distributors carry both: kits for popular pickup platforms and individual filters for broader coverage.

How should filters be stored after import?

Keep them in their original boxes in a dry, covered area away from direct sunlight and solvents. Rubber gaskets and paper media can degrade with prolonged heat and moisture, so rotate stock on a first-in, first-out basis.