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PartsVoice

OEM parts locator owned by CDK Global: search dealer inventories by part number and ZIP code, free for buyers.

Our take: PartsVoice is the largest publicly accessible OEM parts locator in the US and Canada, connecting 1,800+ franchise car dealers (listing 8M+ parts daily) with 150,000+ repair shops, collision centers, and independent buyers across 10,000 daily searches.

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ReviewedPricing: Freemium
6.6 out of 105 criteria · see breakdown
Try PartsVoiceFree for buyers; dealer pricing on request

PartsVoice is an OEM parts locator for the US and Canada, run by CDK Global. More than 1,800 franchise dealers list over 8 million parts on it, and anyone can search by part number and ZIP code without an account. A free account adds parts requests and favorite dealers. Dealers who want to list parts contact PartsVoice sales; pricing is not published.

The bottom line

The dominant OEM parts search network for franchise dealers who want to move inventory and repair shops that need hard-to-find parts fast.

Our score

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isPartsVoice — nationwide OEM auto parts locator marketplace for franchise dealers and repair shops.
Our takePartsVoice is the largest publicly accessible OEM parts locator in the US and Canada, connecting 1,800+ franchise car dealers (listing 8M+ parts daily) with 150,000+ repair shops, collision centers, and independent buyers across 10,000 daily searches.
It is an automotive parts marketplace and dealer-side sales channel tool. Buyers search for free; dealers pay a listing subscription to expose their parts inventory to professional buyers nationwide.
Why we rate itPartsVoice has operated since the early 1980s (originally phone-based) and remains the reference OEM locator layer in the US dealer ecosystem.
Its reach — 1,800+ dealers, 150K+ professional buyers, 8M+ live parts — is genuinely hard to replicate, and the free buyer access lowers friction to near zero for repair shops.
The catchDealer-side pricing and tier details are not transparently published; the platform UX feels dated, and real-time data freshness has historically drawn criticism from dealer-to-dealer users expecting sub-minute accuracy.

Best / not good for

Best for
  • Franchise car dealership parts departments looking to monetize surplus OEM inventory
  • Collision shops and independent repair facilities needing fast multi-dealer parts sourcing
  • Parts professionals requiring a broad national search across 8M+ live OEM listings
Not good for
  • Aftermarket or non-OEM parts sourcing (platform is OEM-focused)
  • Small independent salvage yards or dismantlers (skewed toward franchise dealers)
  • Teams needing deep ERP/DMS workflow integration beyond basic inventory listing
Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

  1. Time to value
    Fast for buyers: free account creation grants immediate search access across 8M+ parts. Moderate for dealer-sellers: inventory must be connected or uploaded before listings go live.
  2. Scale breakpoint
    Analytics and reporting are basic; high-volume parts departments needing advanced demand forecasting or multi-location management will hit the ceiling quickly.
  3. Walled garden
    Moderate: parts data and buyer relationships live inside the PartsVoice network; no standard data export for CRM or inventory reuse outside the platform.
Still a fit?
If none of these block you, start on the free plan.
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A look inside

PartsVoice product screenshot

Frequently Asked Questions

Is PartsVoice free to use?

Yes for buyers. Searching needs no account, and a free account adds parts requests, favorite dealers and emailing dealers. Dealers who list parts contact PartsVoice sales for pricing.

How do I search PartsVoice?

On partsvoice.com, choose the manufacturer, enter up to five OEM part numbers and your ZIP or postal code, then search. Results show which dealers have the part.

Who owns PartsVoice?

CDK Global. The site says it is powered by CDK Global, and PartsVoice is a registered trademark of CDK Global Inc.

Which brands does PartsVoice cover?

About 70 makes of cars and heavy trucks, including Ford, GM, Toyota, Honda, Mopar, Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt and Mack.

Alternatives

  • Step up

    OEConnection (RepairLink) for deeper OEM parts procurement workflows with collision shop integration.

  • Lighter alternative

    Parts.com or PartSmart for lighter, more modern OEM parts catalog lookups without dealer-side listing features.

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Sources checked October 2, 2026: PartsVoice.

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