The agreement
Terms
What you can expect from us, what we need from you, and what a quote actually commits either of us to.
Last updated 11 August 2026
These terms cover using yourjdmparts.com and asking us to source a part. They are written plainly and they say what we actually do.
What we are
We are a sourcing service, not a shop. We hold no stock. When you ask for a part we go and look for that specific part in Japan, and if we find one worth buying we quote you a landed price for it.
That means we are buying on your behalf rather than selling you something off a shelf, and it is why we can go after the part your car needs instead of the one that happened to be in a warehouse.
Quotes
Asking for a quote is free and carries no obligation. There is no deposit to quote and nothing is charged for looking. We aim to come back within 4 business days.
A quote is for a specific part in a specific condition at a specific time. Used parts are one-offs, and the one we quoted can be sold to somebody else while you are thinking about it — so a quote is an offer to buy that part, not a reservation of it.
Each quote states what it covers, what it costs landed, and the payment terms for that part. Nothing is payable until you accept it.
If we cannot find the part, we will tell you. We will not quote you a different part and hope you do not notice.
Prices
Prices are quoted in Australian dollars, landed. That figure includes the part, freight from Japan, duty, GST, customs clearance and delivery to your postcode. There is no second invoice when the part arrives and no surprise from a courier at your door.
Prices depend on the exchange rate, freight costs and what the supplier is asking on the day, so a quote holds for the period stated on it and not indefinitely.
Condition and grading
Used parts are described honestly and graded on a published scale: Excellent, Good, Fair, or Spares or repair. The grade comes with a written description of the wear, and photographs where we have them.
A used part is a used part. It will show its age, and the grade and description tell you how much. If a part is not worth the freight, we will say so before you have paid for it.
Your rights under Australian law
Our goods and services come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. Nothing on this site limits those rights, and nothing we write in a quote does either.
Where the law allows us to limit liability beyond those guarantees, our liability is limited to the amount you paid for the part in question.
This website
Chassis pages, brand pages and part categories describe what we can source. They are not a stock list and nothing on them is an offer to sell — the offer is the quote.
We try to keep everything here accurate. Where something turns out to be wrong, we will correct it.
Anything here you want explained in plain language, ask. We would rather answer the question than have you guess.