The definitive directory of trusted Porsche parts suppliers — from OEM genuine parts to performance upgrades, shipping to the US, UK, and across Europe.
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How to Read a Porsche Part Number
Porsche uses an 11-digit system (XXX-XXX-XXX-XX) introduced with the 901/911. Understanding this code helps you verify cross-references and avoid buying the wrong part.
Example: 911-107-065-00
911 – 107 – 065 – 00
Model Prefix
System + Diagram
Part ID
Modification
Digits 1–3 · Model Prefix
901, 911, 930, 964, 986…
Identifies the model where the part originated. 999 / 900 / “N” = universal hardware used across multiple models.
Digits 4–6 · System Code
1xx Engine · 8xx Body…
First digit = vehicle system (see chart below). Last two digits reference the specific PET diagram page.
Digits 7–9 · Part Identity
Sequential internal code
Porsche’s internal sequential identifier. No pattern — used purely to distinguish individual parts within a diagram.
Digits 10–11 · Modification
00 = original production
Any suffix other than 00 means a revised part. Higher = later revision. Always prefer the highest available suffix.
System Codes — Second Digit Group
1xxEngine
2xxFuel & Exhaust
3xxTransmission
4xxFront Axle / Steering
5xxRear Axle
6xxWheels & Brakes
7xxLevers & Pedals
8xxBody
9xxElectrical
Pro tip: Always use your VIN when ordering from a Porsche dealer — it accounts for build-date changes within the same model year. Interior colour-coded parts use a 14-character code (standard number + 3-digit colour suffix). Source: StuttCars PET Guide
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🇺🇸 United States
OEMAftermarket
US-based specialist offering a broad range of genuine OEM and quality aftermarket Porsche parts with detailed fitment data and competitive pricing across all model lines.
Large US inventory of OEM and aftermarket parts with fast domestic shipping — covering 911, Cayenne, Boxster, Macan, Panamera and all modern Porsche models.
Authorised Porsche dealer parts department offering genuine OEM parts online at competitive prices — backed by a franchised retailer with factory-direct access.
Leading UK specialist in Porsche and European performance car parts — extensive stock of OEM, genuine, and pattern parts with fast UK and international shipping.
French Porsche parts specialist offering new OEM and aftermarket components for all models — engine, braking, body and chassis, with worldwide shipping.
Cross-reference using the full 11-digit OEM number. A “-00” suffix = original; any higher number = revised part — prefer the highest revision.
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Check your VIN first
Many parts changed mid-production year. Your 17-digit VIN pinpoints your exact build spec — use it when filling in any fitment checker.
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Factor in import duties
US buyers from EU suppliers and EU buyers from US stores may face customs duties. Check thresholds before ordering — they can significantly add to the cost.
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Use the PET catalog
Porsche’s official ErsatzTeile catalog is available as a free download. It shows exploded diagrams with exact part numbers for every assembly.
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OEM vs Genuine vs Aftermarket
Genuine = Porsche box. OEM = same factory, unbranded box. Quality aftermarket (Bilstein, Bosch, LuK) often matches OEM at lower cost.
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Colour-coded interior parts
Interior parts use a 14-character code — the 11-digit number plus a 3-digit colour suffix. Check the sticker in your door jamb for your colour code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the cheapest place to buy Porsche parts online?
Price varies by part and supplier. German specialists like Partworks.de, Teile.com, and FVD Brombacher often have competitive pricing for European customers due to no EU import duties. US buyers will find Porsche Parts Depot, Parts-Wise, and Gaudin Porsche Parts competitively priced with fast domestic shipping. Always compare using the exact OEM part number.
Are online Porsche parts suppliers reliable?
All suppliers listed here are established businesses with track records in the Porsche community. Authorised dealer parts departments (like Gaudin Porsche Parts) sell factory-genuine parts with a dealer warranty. Independent specialists offer OEM-equivalent or quality aftermarket parts — read reviews and verify return policies before ordering.
How do I find my Porsche part number?
The best method is the official Porsche PET (ErsatzTeile) catalogue, available as a free download. Enter your model and year, navigate to the relevant section, and find the exploded diagram. Alternatively, provide your VIN to any dealer — they can look up the exact part number in seconds.
Can I use aftermarket parts on my Porsche?
Yes — many aftermarket parts are manufactured by the same suppliers that make OEM parts (Bosch, Bilstein, Sachs, LuK). For daily-driven cars, quality aftermarket parts offer equivalent performance at lower cost. For track or competition use, aftermarket performance parts often outperform OEM.
Do these suppliers ship internationally?
Most suppliers here ship internationally. European suppliers (Germany, France, Netherlands, UK) ship to the US and worldwide. US suppliers like Rennline and Porsche Parts Depot offer international shipping. 9xxTeile offers free EU shipping and worldwide delivery. Always check the supplier’s shipping page for rates to your country.
