SELL PARTS THROUGH DRIVERXTRA
Bring your parts business to a marketplace built around clearer information.
Learn the information and checks that may apply before an eligible parts business can list and fulfill products through DriverXtra. Availability depends on your market, category and application review.
Clear catalog data
part numbers, condition, source
Evidence-based fitment
unknown is never a match
Private evidence
never shown publicly
Who can sell
Built for parts businesses that can show what they sell
Choose the description that best matches your business. Eligibility depends on your market, categories and review.
Parts retailer
New aftermarket or OEM-classified parts.
Distributor or wholesaler
Supply to trade and consumers at volume.
Recycler / dismantler
Used parts with provenance records.
Workshop selling parts
Separate from service-provider participation.
Eligibility
Check what may apply to your business
Choose your business type and a main product category. We'll show the requirements that may apply in United Kingdom. This is a guide, not a decision.
- No account needed for this check
- Restricted or hazardous items need separate policy review
- Brand rights holders use the OEM & Distributor Program
Choose your region
Requirements
Show us who is selling.
A seller application may require business registration, authorization and documents relevant to the products and locations you intend to serve.
Business identity
Registered business details and an authorized representative — kept distinct from the organization itself.
Product categories
The categories and conditions (new, used, refurbished) you intend to sell.
Source & provenance
Source claims you can substantiate, such as OEM-classified or recycled parts.
Catalog data
Part numbers, imagery you have rights to, and compatibility information.
Fulfilment locations
Where you ship from, and your returns policy.
Your evidence stays private
Documents are reviewed by authorized roles only and never shown on public pages or listings.
Catalog & fitment
Better catalog data helps buyers evaluate parts.
Provide accurate part numbers, condition, source claims, imagery rights and compatibility information where applicable.
What a good listing includes
Compatibility needs evidence, not assumptions.
Fitment information can depend on model year, variant, engine and other specifications. A listing should make limitations clear.
An OEM-classified listing doesn't imply manufacturer endorsement. Buyers confirm their vehicle specifics.
How seller onboarding works
From application to live listings
Check eligibility
Business type, category and market
Create your organization
Legal identity and representative
Describe what you sell
Categories, conditions and sources
Submit for review
Your receipt is not approval
Catalog and agreement
Product checks, then terms to sign
Selling enabled
For approved categories — possibly limited
Fulfilment & returns
You fulfil — under your stated terms
Pricing, stock and dispatch are your responsibility under approved seller terms.
Order received
A buyer orders a listed part.
Confirm stock
Only confirm what you can ship.
Dispatch
Ship from your stated location.
Delivery
Tracking where your carrier supports it.
Returns
Handled under the policy buyers saw before purchase.
Pricing
Transparent terms before you commit
Selling fees, payment arrangements and payout timing depend on your category, market and approved seller terms.
No fees, commissions or payout schedules are shown until approved terms exist for your market. You'll see the exact terms before signing.
FAQ
Become a Parts Seller questions
Proposed answers, pending legal and market review.