1. The cost factor
Uncertified car spare parts cost less and will save you money in the short term, but they do not offer
the same level of quality as certified parts. Uncertified parts tend to wear down more quickly, so they
will likely need to be replaced more frequently – resulting in higher costs in the long run. The use of
non-certified spare parts can also impact your car’s warranty, which can increase costs in ways you
never expected.
2. Reliability
While less expensive, non-certified auto parts may first appear to function well and can provide
smooth drives. However, their dubious quality may impact other components in your automobile.
Keep in mind that your car is a complicated machine with over 2000 moving parts (for internal
combustion engine vehicles) that must all function together. So, one subpar part can impact the
effectiveness and performance of many other parts. Make sure you treat your car with the respect it
deserves and that you only use branded, high-quality, certified spare parts.
3. Fuel efficiency
Every car has normal wear and tear from use, so as particular components age, fuel consumption will
rise. Even after many years of ownership, frequent maintenance (not just when there are issues) and
using high-quality replacement car spare parts will help you save money on fuel.
4. Safety
Nobody wants their car to break down and leave them stranded on the road. You run the danger of
not knowing when the car will break down and stop mid-trip if you try to save money by using
inexpensive automobile spare parts. With certified auto parts, this problem is less likely to arise.
5. Resale value
If your current vehicle is fitted with approved parts, you can earn a significantly better resale value
when the time comes to switch to a new vehicle. This is due to the unreliability of non-certified spare
parts and the likelihood that vehicles equipped with them may be deemed dangerous.