Every parts enquiry we get asks for a VIN or chassis number, and understandably, a lot of people aren't sure why — or where to even look for it. Here's the short version: it's the single fastest way for us to get you the exact right part on the first try, instead of guessing based on the model name alone.
A VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is a unique 17-character code assigned to your specific car. It encodes the manufacturer, model, trim level, engine type, factory, and model year — essentially a fingerprint for that exact vehicle configuration.
The reason this matters for spare parts: two cars with the exact same model name can still need different parts. A "Toyota Corolla 2020" might exist in several trims, with different engines, or with a mid-year running change to a component — the model name alone doesn't capture that. The VIN does.
If your Mulkiya is in your glovebox or wallet, that's usually the fastest place to grab the number from — no need to go outside and check the car itself.
When you give us the VIN, we can look up your vehicle's exact factory specification instead of relying on the general model and year. That means:
The VIN field on our enquiry form is optional for exactly this reason. If you don't have it in front of you, just give us the make, model, year, and engine size if you know it — our team can still work with that and will only ask for the VIN if we need to confirm an exact match for a part that varies by trim.
Send it to us along with what you need and we'll confirm the exact part, availability, and price — usually within minutes on WhatsApp.
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