Terms of sale.
The commercial terms that apply to quotations and orders unless a separate written agreement says otherwise.
Last updated: May 2025
1. Quotations
Prices are quoted in US dollars unless stated otherwise and are valid for 15 days unless the quotation says otherwise. Prices exclude freight, insurance, duties and destination charges unless expressly included. Product images are representative; minor colour or packaging differences do not constitute a defect.
2. Orders and fitment
Orders are confirmed when we issue a proforma invoice and receive the agreed payment. Buyers are responsible for confirming the OEM reference and application. We provide fitment support in good faith, but a confirmation based on incomplete vehicle information does not remove the buyer's responsibility to check the part before installation.
3. Payment
Unless otherwise agreed, payment is by T/T bank transfer or trade assurance. Production or packing begins after payment confirmation. Bank charges outside our account are paid by the buyer.
4. Shipping and risk
Shipping dates are estimates and may be affected by carrier schedules, customs inspections or force majeure. Risk passes according to the agreed Incoterm. Buyers should inspect cartons on arrival and note visible damage with the carrier before signing.
5. Returns
Quantity or reference discrepancies must be reported within seven days of delivery. Unused parts may be returned only with written approval and in original packaging. Return freight is paid by the buyer unless the error was ours. Custom-made, electrical and installed parts may not be returnable.
6. Warranty
Our standard warranty is 12 months from delivery against manufacturing defects. Wear, incorrect installation, contamination, accident damage and modification are excluded. Approved claims are resolved by replacement, credit or refund at our discretion. Warranty is limited to the value of the part and does not cover labour, downtime or consequential loss.
7. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the People's Republic of China. Disputes should first be discussed in good faith. If unresolved, they may be referred to the competent court in Hangzhou, Zhejiang.