OEM Auto Accessories

How OEM Accessories Boost Your Vehicle's Resale Value

So, you’ve just bought a new vehicle—maybe a rugged Jeep or a dependable Chevy truck—and you want to make it yours. This is where come into play. We aren't just talking about aesthetic fluff. These are actual features that actually make your life better.

The Reality of Choosing Factory Accessories

Genuine parts from brands like Ford or Nissan are engineered alongside the vehicle. A genuine cup holder insert isn't just plastic but is a specific polymer designed not to rattle. A factory splash guard isn't just a piece of rubber, but is an aerodynamic component tested in a wind tunnel. Don't settle for "multi-fit" parts that compromise your vehicle’s integrity.

Pitfalls of Aftermarket Accessories That Prove OEM Is Superior

1. The "Universal Fit" Compromise

Generic accessories are designed to fit everything, which usually means they don't fit your specific vehicle particularly well.

2. Invasive Modification Requirements

Cheap aftermarket parts often require you to drill new holes or use self-tapping screws, which bypasses your car’s rust protection.

3. Flimsy Mounting Hardware

Many budget accessories rely on low-grade adhesive tape or plastic clips that fail after a single season of heat or car washes.

4. Inaccurate Sensor Calibration

Non-OEM exterior parts can sometimes interfere with parking sensors or blind-spot monitoring systems.

5. Chemical Off-Gassing

Low-quality interior plastics often emit a pungent, rubbery smell when the cabin gets hot, which can be unpleasant and fatiguing.

Upgrade Your Ride at Parts Mart

For help finding the perfect accessories for your Ford, Chevrolet, Nissan, or Jeep, reach out to us at Parts Mart today.