What your shipments need
- Urgent parts by express; stock by sea
- SABER certificates for regulated parts and tyres
- Consolidation from several suppliers
- Quick delivery to workshops and branches
Services that fit
| Service | How it helps |
|---|---|
| International express | Urgent spare parts in 2–5 working days |
| Sea freight (FCL & LCL) | Stock replenishment from Asia and Europe |
| GCC road freight | Re-exported parts from Jebel Ali |
| Domestic LTL | Distribution to branches across KSA |
Compliance to plan for
- Many spare parts and all tyres need SABER certificates
- Vehicles must meet Saudi (SASO) specifications
- Batteries and fluids may need dangerous-goods handling
Frequently asked questions
Do auto parts need SABER certificates?
Many do, such as tyres, batteries, brake parts and lighting. We check each HS code before shipping and arrange PCoC and SCoC certificates where required.
Can you ship car batteries?
Yes. Lead-acid and lithium batteries are dangerous goods, so we prepare the correct declaration, labels and packaging for sea or air.
How quickly can urgent spare parts arrive?
Urgent parts can fly in by express in 2–5 working days. For stock orders, LCL sea freight from China or the UAE is usually the most economical option.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated October 2026