Used Hyundai Spares in Pretoria
Grand i10, i20, Tucson, Atos or Kona — Hyundai owners here ask most for doors, bumpers and radiators. Tell us your model and year for a price.
- 56Hyundai part requests in 12 months
- 15+ yrsstripping & selling used parts
- Testedparts checked before they go out
Hyundai parts
What Hyundai part do you need?
Tap a part and we'll add it to your quote request — or type any other part in the form.
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Doors -
Bumpers -
Bonnets -
Fenders -
Radiators -
Wheels & rims -
Gearboxes -
Mirrors -
Headlights -
Starters -
Engines -
Tail lights
Ordered by how often Hyundai owners ask us for each part.
Recent requests
What Hyundai owners asked us for
Hyundai Grand i10 2012
“Fender. Right hand side bonet head light right side”
Hyundai Tucson 2017
“Driver's Window switch regulater”
Hyundai Sonata 2014
“Oil. PUMP”
Hyundai 2025
“H100 bonnet”
Hyundai Grand i10 2026
“Wheel / rim”
Hyundai 2004
“Getz heater control panel”
First names and areas only. We never publish phone numbers, email addresses or VINs.
Ask for a Hyundai partHow we source Hyundai parts
Stripped from accident-damaged Hyundai cars, then tested
- Over 15 years stripping accident-damaged vehicles for used parts.
- Removed carefully and tested before a part is sold, so you're not paying for something that doesn't work.
- Matched to your car — send the year, engine and VIN if you have it, and we'll check it's the right part.
What Hyundai owners ask us for
Hyundai owners sent 52 part requests in the 12 months to October 2026. Doors lead (5), then bumpers (4) and radiators (3), with gearboxes, bonnets, fenders, mirrors, starters and wheels at 2 each. Radiators and starters appearing alongside panels suggests a lot of these cars are older, high-mileage runabouts.
That fits the latest Hyundai requests here, which were for 2008, 2011 and 2014 cars.
Hyundais in South Africa
Hyundai's current South African range includes the Grand i10 (hatch, sedan and cargo), i20, Exter, Tucson, Santa Fe and Staria. Two familiar names have gone: the Atos was dropped in 2023, leaving the Grand i10 as the entry point, and the Kona in 2024.
Grand i10 or i10?
The names are close but the cars differ. Check the badge on the boot and the year on your licence disc before you ask, or simply send both and we'll work it out.
How to ask for a Hyundai part
Tell us the model, the year and the engine size, and the exact part you need. A photo of the old part or the VIN from your licence disc helps us match it first time. Not sure of the engine size? It is usually in the service book, or send the VIN and we'll look it up. We strip accident-damaged vehicles for used parts and test them before they are sold, and have done for over 15 years. Tell us your car and the part, and we'll come back with a price.
Driving a Kia too? Send both requests together. Our guide to scrap yards around Pretoria helps if you want to look locally.
FAQ
Hyundai parts questions
Where can I buy official Hyundai parts?
Hyundai South Africa supplies Hyundai Genuine Parts & Accessories through its dealers, and its website has a genuine-parts page and a dealer finder. If a used part will do, we can help: we strip accident-damaged vehicles for used parts and test them before they go out. Many Hyundais we are asked about are older, with recent requests for 2008, 2011 and 2014 cars.
Where can I buy Hyundai spare parts?
We had 52 Hyundai part requests in the 12 months to October 2026, led by doors (5), bumpers (4) and radiators (3). Check the badge: a Grand i10 and an i10 are different cars. We've stripped accident-damaged cars for used parts for over 15 years, from 666 Cromwell St, Lenasia South. WhatsApp the model, year and part to 078 574 3998.