Genuine and aftermarket Toyota Hilux parts

The Hilux is Saudi Arabia's work pickup: farms, construction sites, projects and desert trips, in every city from Riyadh to Jazan. In Arabic it is written either هايلكس or هايلوكس. Early 2000s models are still running alongside the 2005 to 2015 generation and the current one, with petrol and diesel engines. On Speero you pick your Hilux model year and see only the parts that fit it. Genuine (dealer) parts are built to factory spec; aftermarket parts come from known manufacturers at a lower price. The original part number is shown on every part page, so you can match it before you buy.

The Hilux works in hard conditions, and that shows in what gets ordered. Shock absorbers, control arms and arm bushes from dirt roads and bumps. Brake pads. The radiator with its hoses and the water pump, under summer heat and load. Oil, air and diesel filters, ignition coils and spark plugs on petrol engines, engine mounts, axle and differential parts on 4x4 models, plus bumpers, grilles and headlights. All of these sit in the Suspension and arms, Brakes and pads, A/C and cooling, Filters, Spark plugs and coils, Engine and transmission, Axles and differential, and Bumpers and grilles categories, linked directly to your model year.

Genuine or aftermarket? For shock absorbers, pads, filters, spark plugs and mirrors, a good aftermarket part is enough and the saving is worth it, especially on a truck that works every day. For sensors, transmission and electrical parts, and precision diesel parts, genuine (dealer) or an aftermarket part from a known manufacturer is safer. A cheap part that fails on site stops the job. Every part page shows both options side by side.

Ordering is simple: pick the Hilux year, open a category or search by part name or original part number, compare genuine with aftermarket, and order. We confirm the part fits your car before it ships. Delivery takes 2 to 4 business days to every city in the Kingdom, with order tracking from your account. If your truck is a Hilux Vigo, a Fortuner or a Land Cruiser 70, it has its own page, and the full list is on the Toyota page.