Open Box Sales
Parts sold at a discount because the box has been opened. The part is right, the packaging is not perfect.
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What Open Box Means Here
These are parts that came back to us, or that have been opened, handled or sat on a shelf long enough to look it. The part itself is what the listing says it is. What you are accepting is torn or missing packaging, a fitted part that went on and came back off, or cosmetic marks from handling.
Each listing states its own condition, and that statement is the one to read. Open box covers a range, from a box someone cut with a knife through to a part that was mounted and returned, and the discount tracks how far down that range it sits.
What You Still Get
The same fitment applies, so check that the fitment list on the product page names your model and year before ordering. Where a part is missing hardware, instructions or a component that normally ships with it, the listing says so, so read it in full rather than assuming a complete kit.
Quantities here are one-offs by nature. When one sells it is gone, and another of the same part may never appear.
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