Best auto parts apps for Android
Auto parts apps search by make, model and year or by part name and number, and show price, stock, seller and fitment notes before you order.
13 apps ranked · How we rank
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A free, ad-free parts companion for AutoZone shoppers who want fitment help and same-day availability.
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A free, ad-free parts shopping app that suits DIYers and mechanics near an Advance or Carquest store.
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Number 3: AUTODOC: buy car parts online
AUTODOC SE - Auto Parts Online Store
4.1 out of 5 (564.2K) 50M+ installs
A well-organized, free parts catalog that suits DIY mechanics and owners who know their car's exact model and engine.
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A free, fitment-first parts app that suits DIY repairers and truck or European-car owners who order regularly.
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A free, no-registration way to search 150 million recycled parts from 3,100 recyclers across the US and Canada.
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A free, focused app for US car owners and restorers who want parts that fit and a place to buy or sell vehicles.
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A free, ad-free planning tool that turns car modification questions into vehicle-specific part recommendations and a trackable build list.
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A free, no-ads parts-ordering app aimed at AutoZone commercial account holders who order parts daily.
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A free, well-organized repair video library worth installing if you work on your own vehicle.
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A free, focused companion for Discount Tire shoppers, best for existing customers and anyone previewing wheels on their vehicle.
More of the best auto parts apps
About auto parts apps
For DIY repairs, routine maintenance and performance upgrades, they cut down on phone calls and wrong purchases and let you compare several sellers in one place. Some focus on new OEM-style replacements; others lean toward used or aftermarket parts, which changes price, warranty and risk. Inventory depth varies, and a broad catalog may have weaker fitment guidance than a specialized one. Shipping speed and return terms also differ, so the best app for a brake job may not be the best for a hard-to-find trim piece.
What to look for
- Check how the app confirms fitment for your exact vehicle, since a part that looks right can fail to bolt on.
- See whether listings show the seller and its rating, because third-party sellers vary in accuracy and speed.
- Look at return and warranty terms for parts, as electrical and special-order items are often final sale.
- Consider how the app earns from sales or listings, since that can affect which sellers appear first.
- Decide if you need offline access to saved part numbers or orders when you are working in a garage.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.