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How to Buy Wholesale Parts

Finding parts that are priced at a true wholesale price is important to ensure that a healthy profit can be made. Finding true wholesalers, and not middlemen is important. Finding good suppliers does take effort and research, but once a good working relationship is established that connection is a source that can be ordered from indefinitely. Here are some tips on how to buy 


  1. Shop online for companies that sell wholesale parts.

  2. Request a Tax Identification number and start a legal business. This could be by filing a doing business as name with the local city. This fee is usually under $20. True wholesale companies may request the number to ensure that they are in fact working with a real business, which entitles the business owner to order wholesale parts.

  3. Open a business checking account. The check card that is issued can be used to order wholesale parts.

  4. Obtain a dedicated delivery address. Current business owners may already have someone there during business hours to receive packages. A post office box is a good option for smaller shipments of parts. There are companies that will accept incoming shipments for a fee. The will give a specific address with a personal identifier. This could be a certain suite number or attention to a certain person.

  5. Visit local junkyards. Some companies may be able to answer over the telephone if they have the specific make and model of the vehicle that holds the needed part. Many junkyards have rooms of tools as well as a wide variety of automobiles where parts can be pulled from.

  6. Search EBay specifically for the part that is desired. Check international EBay websites to see if there are sellers offering the desired wholesale part.

  7. Search online for wholesale supplier lists. Some lists are in downloadable form and are very inexpensive. Take time to call or visit the website of all of the suppliers given. Actually speaking to someone on the phone, many times will lead to the right department to place an order.

  8. Join wholesale supplier websites. Many websites are not free to become a member. Once membership is purchased, it will give access to more companies that have wholesale parts.