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Your Auto Parts Terms Need Automotive-Specific Provisions

RockAuto, AutoZone, Advance Auto - selling car parts carries unique liability. Generic e-commerce terms don't address fitment guarantees, core return policies, warranty limitations for safety-critical parts, or installer liability.

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Sergei Tokmakov, Esq. California Bar #279869 · E-commerce Terms

The 6 Auto Parts Provisions I Check First

These clauses separate adequate terms from liability protection

1

Fitment Guarantee & Limitations

What happens when a part doesn't fit despite matching the listing? VIN lookup accuracy, year/make/model disclaimers, and buyer verification responsibilities must be defined.

2

Core Return Policies

Remanufactured parts require core returns. What's the deposit? Timeline for returns? Condition requirements? Core charge disputes are common - terms should address them.

3

Safety-Critical Part Disclaimers

Brakes, steering, airbags - safety parts carry enhanced liability. Terms should include appropriate warnings, installation requirements, and liability limitations for these items.

4

Warranty Scope & Exclusions

Parts warranties vary wildly. What's covered? What voids the warranty? Professional installation requirements? Mileage or time limits? These need to be crystal clear.

5

Installation Liability

Who's responsible when a correctly-shipped part is installed incorrectly? Seller vs. buyer vs. installer liability allocation is critical for auto parts retailers.

6

Consequential Damage Exclusions

A failed part can cause engine damage, accidents, or lost income. Terms must address whether you're liable for downstream damages beyond the part itself.

Standard E-commerce Terms I Also Verify

Beyond auto parts-specific provisions, I confirm these e-commerce essentials are properly addressed

Return Policy

Window, restocking fees, condition

Shipping Terms

Damage claims, carrier liability

Price Errors

Right to cancel incorrect listings

Payment Terms

Authorization, fraud protection

Product Images

Accuracy disclaimers

Availability

Backorder and cancellation rights

Liability Caps

Maximum exposure limits

Dispute Resolution

Arbitration vs. litigation

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