Genuine maxus t90 parts are available for every system on the vehicle – from engine and transmission components to body panels, braking parts, suspension and electrical items. We stock over 43,000 OEM parts across the full SAIC Maxus range, with fitment confirmed against your VIN or registration before dispatch.

Key Facts – Maxus T90 Parts

  • The T90 is manufactured by SAIC Motor – genuine parts carry SAIC Maxus OEM part numbers
  • Your VIN / chassis number determines the exact part variant you need – model name alone is not enough
  • We confirm fitment against your VIN or registration before every order is dispatched
  • UK-wide FedEx delivery from our Tibenham, Norfolk warehouse
  • Trade pricing available for garages and fleet operators

Why Genuine Maxus T90 Parts Matter for the T90

The Maxus T90 is a capable pickup built by SAIC Motor in China. Many UK owners don’t realise the T90 sits within the wider SAIC vehicle platform, which means parts are engineered to precise tolerances for that platform. Fitting genuine components ensures correct operation of electronic systems, maintains any existing warranty coverage, and avoids the compatibility issues that non-OEM parts can introduce – particularly with sensors, control modules and emission system components.

This matters more than usual with SAIC Maxus vehicles because the aftermarket supply chain for these models is far thinner than for established European marques. Genuine parts sourced direct from the manufacturer’s supply chain are often the only reliable option.

Common T90 Service and Replacement Parts

The parts T90 owners order most frequently fall into a few predictable categories:

Engine and Drivetrain

Oil filters, fuel filters, air filters and timing belt kits are routine service items. The T90’s diesel engine shares architecture with other SAIC platforms, but part numbers vary by engine code and production date. Turbo-related components are also in demand – owners typically describe turbo problems as the vehicle having “no power uphill” or “won’t rev past 2500” rather than identifying the specific actuator or wastegate at fault. If your T90 shows these symptoms, the correct genuine turbo assembly or actuator can be identified from your VIN.

Braking System

Front and rear brake pads, brake discs, and calipers. The T90’s weight as a pickup means brake wear can be heavier than a standard panel van, especially if you’re regularly loaded or towing. Genuine pads and discs are matched to the vehicle’s braking characteristics and ABS calibration.

Suspension and Steering

Leaf spring bushes, shock absorbers, track rod ends and ball joints all see regular replacement on working pickups. The T90’s rear suspension takes significant punishment if you use the load bed regularly. OEM shock absorbers are valved specifically for the vehicle’s weight distribution.

Body and Trim

Wing mirrors, bumper sections, headlamp units, tail lamp clusters and load bed liners. Accident damage and car park scrapes account for most body part orders. Colour-coded components need to be specified by VIN to match your vehicle’s exact paint code.

Electrical and Sensors

The T90 uses a range of sensors and electronic modules. If your EDC light appears on the dashboard, the underlying fault could involve anything from a DPF pressure sensor to an injector. Again, the VIN determines the correct sensor variant – production revisions mean the same model year can use different part numbers.

Why Your VIN Matters More Than You Think

This is the single most important point for T90 owners ordering parts. Knowing you drive a “Maxus T90” is not enough to guarantee the right part. SAIC made running changes throughout production – different engine management software versions, sensor specifications and body panel revisions can apply to vehicles that look identical from the outside.

Your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is the 17-character code stamped on the chassis and shown on your V5C document. We use our VIN lookup tool to cross-reference the exact part number for your individual vehicle before anything is dispatched. This eliminates the returns and delays caused by ordering on model name alone.

Ordering Genuine T90 Parts

Browse the full range in our Maxus parts catalogue, which covers every system on the T90 – engine, gearbox, axles, brakes, body, electrical, interior and accessories. If you can’t find what you need, contact us with your VIN or registration and a description of the part. We’ll identify the correct OEM number and confirm availability.

All orders ship via FedEx from our base in Tibenham, Norfolk, with UK-wide delivery. Independent garages and fleet operators can apply for a trade account for volume pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Maxus T90 parts the same as LDV parts?

The Maxus brand is the successor to LDV, both now under SAIC Motor. The T90 is a newer model that doesn’t have a direct LDV equivalent, but some ancillary components may share part numbers with other SAIC platform vehicles. Always order by VIN to be certain.

Can I use my registration number instead of a VIN to find parts?

Yes. We can look up your VIN from your UK registration number. Either works – the important thing is that we confirm the exact part number against your specific vehicle before dispatch.

How do I know if my T90 needs genuine parts or if pattern parts will work?

For service items like filters, genuine parts ensure correct filtration ratings and sensor compatibility. For electronic components, control modules and emission system parts, genuine is effectively the only reliable option – pattern alternatives for SAIC Maxus vehicles are scarce and often unreliable. For simple mechanical items like brake pads, genuine parts are matched to the T90’s ABS and braking calibration.

My T90’s EDC light is on – which part do I need?

The EDC light covers a wide range of possible faults. You’ll need a diagnostic scan to identify the fault code before ordering parts. Once you have the code, contact us with that and your VIN – we’ll identify the correct sensor, actuator or component. Ordering without diagnosis risks buying the wrong part.

Do you offer trade pricing for garages working on Maxus vehicles?

Yes. We offer trade accounts with volume pricing for independent garages, mobile mechanics and fleet operators. Apply through our website and we’ll set up your account with trade rates across our full 43,000+ parts range.

Need a genuine part for your Maxus T90? Contact us with your VIN or registration number and we’ll confirm the right part, price and availability. Call us or use the enquiry form on our website – we’re here to get the correct part to you first time.