Maxus T60 Parts: Genuine OEM Parts for Your SAIC Pickup

The Maxus T60 is a capable one-tonne pickup built by SAIC Motor, and keeping it on the road means using genuine OEM parts that match your exact vehicle specification. Whether you need service items, body panels or mechanical components, this guide covers what T60 owners need to know before ordering.

Why Your VIN Matters When Ordering T60 Parts

One of the most common mistakes T60 owners make is assuming that quoting “Maxus T60” is enough to get the right part. It isn’t. The T60 was produced across several build periods with different engine mappings, suspension setups and interior trim levels. Two T60 pickups that look identical from the outside can require completely different components.

Your VIN – the 17-character code found on your V5C document or on a plate at the base of the windscreen – is the only reliable way to confirm exact fitment. We check every order against your VIN or registration before dispatch, so you receive the correct genuine part first time. Use our VIN lookup tool to get started.

Common T60 Service and Replacement Parts

The T60 shares its platform with other SAIC vehicles, and some owners don’t realise their Maxus is a rebadged SAIC product. This means parts are manufacturer-sourced from the same supply chain – genuine SAIC Maxus components, not aftermarket alternatives.

Filters and Service Items

Oil filters, air filters, fuel filters and cabin (pollen) filters are the most frequently ordered T60 parts. Diesel T60 models also have a DPF that requires attention over time. Sticking to OEM filter specifications protects your engine warranty and keeps the emissions system working as designed.

Brake Components

Front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers are all available as genuine parts. The T60 is a working vehicle, and brakes wear faster under load. If you’re towing regularly or carrying heavy payloads, inspect pads at shorter intervals than the standard service schedule suggests.

Body Panels and Trim

Bumpers, wing mirrors, headlamp units, tail lights and bed liners are common replacements – particularly for T60s used on farms, building sites or rough tracks. Genuine panels fit correctly without modification, which matters for both appearance and resale value.

Clutch and Drivetrain

Clutch kits, release bearings and propshaft components see demand from higher-mileage T60s. Again, the exact specification depends on whether your vehicle has a manual or automatic gearbox, and your VIN confirms which clutch assembly or torque converter is correct.

Turbo and Engine Issues on the T60 Diesel

Some T60 owners report symptoms like the van refusing to rev past 2,500 rpm or losing power on hills. These are often turbo-related and worth investigating early before secondary damage occurs. If your T60 feels flat under load, have the turbo system inspected by a specialist. Genuine replacement turbo components and associated gaskets are available through our catalogue.

If your EDC light appears on the dashboard alongside these symptoms, don’t ignore it. The combination of an EDC warning and reduced power typically points to a boost or fuelling fault that needs diagnosis.

Ordering Genuine T60 Parts

We stock over 43,000 genuine SAIC Maxus parts covering the full range – including the T60. Every part is cross-referenced to your vehicle before we ship it.

For independent garages and fleet operators ordering regularly, our trade account gives you access to trade pricing and streamlined ordering. If you just need a single part, search by your registration using our registration lookup to find exactly what fits your T60.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Maxus T60 parts the same as LDV parts?

The Maxus and LDV brands are both owned by SAIC Motor. Some older owners and garages still search for “LDV T60 parts” – the genuine parts are identical regardless of which badge is on the vehicle. What matters is matching the part to your specific VIN, not the brand name on the tailgate.

Can I use aftermarket parts on my T60 instead of genuine?

We only supply genuine SAIC Maxus parts. The T60’s engine management and emissions systems are calibrated for OEM specifications. Using non-genuine filters, sensors or engine components can trigger fault codes and may affect your warranty. For safety-critical items like brakes and steering, genuine parts are always the sensible choice.

How do I find my T60’s VIN number?

Check your V5C registration document – the VIN is printed in section 4. You can also find it on a metal plate at the base of the windscreen on the passenger side, or on a label inside the driver’s door frame. It’s a 17-character code mixing letters and numbers.

Do you deliver T60 parts outside of Norfolk?

Yes. Although we’re based in Tibenham, Norfolk, we deliver genuine Maxus parts UK-wide via FedEx. Check our shipping information page for delivery timescales and costs.

What if the wrong part arrives?

Because we confirm fitment against your VIN before dispatch, wrong-part deliveries are rare. If there is an issue, our returns process is straightforward – details are on our returns and exchanges page.

Get the Right Part First Time

If you’re not sure which part you need for your T60, get in touch. Send us your registration or VIN and a description of what you’re looking for, and we’ll confirm the correct genuine part and OEM part number before you order. No guesswork, no returns, no wasted downtime.