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Foryou is a B2B supplier and manufacturer of Aftermarket spare parts. In this article, we are covering the main differences between the Aftermarket spare parts with the OEM, and OES.  

WHAT ARE OEM CAR SPARE PARTS?

OEM or Original Equipment Manufacturer spare parts are developed by the same company which manufactured the original product for the automaker. Take, for example, Suzuki Dzire’s headlamp unit, which is manufactured by a reputed parts supplier; LUMAX. The same headlamp unit, (sans the car MGA logo), manufactured by LUMAX is available off the shelf as an OEM spare. OEM spares are genuine parts without the automaker’s branding and are manufactured using the same machinery and precision as the original hence, guarantee a perfect fit, finish and function. Vendors also offer a warranty on OEM spare parts.

WHAT ARE OES CAR SPARE PARTS?

OES or Original Equipment Supplier spare parts are the same as OEM spare parts in terms of authenticity and function. The key difference is that OES spare parts originate many different assembly lines than OEM. They follow the exact specifications as OEMs and are developed with similar precision and detail. No compromises on quality.

To ensure steady and consistent inbound of spare parts, automobile companies rely on several suppliers for this requirement. Every individual supplier follows the same manufacturing procedure to maintain identical build quality and dimensions. E.g. Suzuki Dzire’s OEM Headlamp unit originally made by LUMAX is also available by OES manufacturer; HELLA. OES spare parts are cost-effective without risking quality.

WHAT ARE AFTERMARKET CAR SPARE PARTS?

Aftermarket car spare parts are sourced as a direct replacement for OEM and OES spares. Typically, aftermarkets spare parts widely range in terms of pricing and quality giving a more flexible and cost-saving alternative to OEM/OES parts.

Aftermarket parts brand Foryou produces high-quality brake systems, filters, sensors, body parts, and are known for their superior build quality.  

In fact, Aftermarket spare parts offer more variety and are often easily available upfront. You can even get specialized aftermarket spares specific to your car.