If you bring your Ford vehicle into a New Bedford Ford service center for regular maintenance or repair, your vehicle will be fitted with Ford OEM parts by a certified mechanic. Visit a chain or independent shop instead, and aftermarket parts will often be used to service your vehicle. So what is the difference for the average Fall River driver? Empire Ford of New Bedford is here to break down the advantages of using Ford OEM parts. When you’re finished, contact us to place an order, or order Ford parts online right from home.
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. In the case of Ford OEM parts, this means that all parts are made specifically by Ford for Ford vehicles. Aftermarket parts, on the other hand, are made by a parts company and are often designed to be compatible with as many makes and/or models as possible.
This means aftermarket parts won’t deliver the same superior fit that genuine OEM parts will. In fact, many aftermarket parts cover such a wide range of makes and models that you may find yourself cutting and fitting it to your vehicle. If it’s a visible piece, it’s rare that the color will match, either — possibly turning heads for the wrong reasons around Swansea.
While aftermarket parts can be less expensive than OEM parts, they are also often cheaper in every sense of the word. The benefits of the using Ford OEM parts far outweigh any cons:
With a wide selection of Ford sedans, SUVs, trucks, vans, and more to choose from, you want to continue to find ways that you can make your vehicle all your own on roads. When you order Ford parts online at Empire Ford of New Bedford, there’s a wide variety of items and choices available to meet your budget, style, and needs. Here are some of the many different Ford parts you can find below:
The parts and service center here at Empire Ford of New Bedford provides a wide range of OEM parts, plus the necessary know-how to find and fit whatever part you need. Schedule a service appointment today, or feel free to order parts online for your DIY home repairs. Have additional questions? Contact us today!
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