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What Are the Benefits of OEM Chevy Parts?

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You may be wondering, “What are OEM parts?” OEM, or “original equipment manufacturer” parts are made by the manufacturer, in this case, Chevy (General Motors). Chevy parts that are OEM were built with the same materials as the Chevy auto parts that came factory installed in your vehicle. Compared to aftermarket parts, Chevrolet OEM parts are more expensive, but you really do get what you pay for. Rosedale Chevrolet has a detailed guide for you on Chevy parts, and be sure to check out our parts center.

 

 

What Are Aftermarket Parts? 

If your parts are aftermarket, that inherently means that they aren’t OEM. Put more simply, it means a third party and not Chevy made the parts for your Chevy. Aftermarket parts are built on an assembly line that covers parts from all vehicles, so your specifications might not be up to specification if you go aftermarket in Minneapolis or St. Paul.

Often, you’ll pay less for aftermarket parts compared to Chevrolet parts that are OEM. However, like we said, you get what you pay for, and skimping out now might mean reduced performance, losing your warranty, and a quicker than necessary trip to the service center.

Chevy OEM Parts vs. Aftermarket Parts

Not sure whether you’re fit for OEM Chevy parts or aftermarket parts in Blaine? Other than quality, here’s two more reasons to pick Chevrolet OEM parts:

  • Ease of use in selection and ordering. Chevy really has their OEM parts catalog locked down, so you don’t have to worry about whether or not you’re getting the right part for your vehicle. We’ll even help you order them!
  • Warranty coverage. Aftermarket parts can be considered playing with fire, because if you come to the dealership looking for repairs and it’s found that your aftermarket part caused the damage your vehicle faces, you might be left high and dry and out of warranty.

Shop Chevrolet Parts Near Blaine

If you’re looking for auto parts, the team at Rosedale Chevrolet is ready to help you make the right choice. We’ve got a selection of experts that rivals the selection of Chevrolet OEM parts available at our dealership. Contact us today to get started or just schedule service.

 

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