The Maxus Deliver 7 parts catalogue includes genuine OEM components for this capable mid-size van built by SAIC, and sourcing the correct parts means matching components to your specific vehicle – not just the model name. Here is a practical guide to finding, ordering and fitting genuine Maxus Deliver 7 parts in the UK.
Key Facts – Maxus Deliver 7 Parts
- Manufacturer: SAIC Motor – the Deliver 7 is a Maxus-branded SAIC vehicle, so genuine parts carry SAIC Maxus part numbers.
- Parts availability: Over 43,000 genuine OEM parts across the full Maxus range, including the Deliver 7.
- Fitment check: Every order is confirmed against your VIN or registration before dispatch – essential because “Deliver 7” alone does not guarantee the right part.
- Delivery: UK-wide via FedEx from our base in Tibenham, Norfolk.
- Trade accounts: Available for independent garages and fleet operators.
Why Your VIN Matters More Than the Model Name
Many owners assume that searching for “Deliver 7” is enough to find the right part. It is not. SAIC produces the Deliver 7 across different build dates and specifications, and components such as brake discs, filters and body panels can differ between vehicles that look identical from the outside.
Your VIN – the 17-character code on your V5C or stamped on the chassis – is the only reliable way to confirm exact fitment. We check every order against your VIN or registration before we dispatch, so you receive the correct genuine part first time. Use our VIN lookup tool to get started.
Common Deliver 7 Parts and When to Replace Them
Service and maintenance parts
Oil filters, air filters, fuel filters and cabin filters are the parts most frequently ordered for the Deliver 7. Sticking to genuine SAIC Maxus filters protects your engine warranty and ensures the correct micron rating and seal dimensions. Brake pads and discs are also popular service items – genuine pads are formulated for the Deliver 7’s weight and braking characteristics.
Body and trim parts
Wing mirrors, bumper sections, door handles and tailgate components take the brunt of daily commercial use. Genuine panels fit without modification and match the factory finish, which matters if the van is liveried or on a lease return.
Electrical components
Sensors, lighting units and wiring looms should always be genuine. Non-OEM electrical parts can cause fault codes and unpredictable behaviour from the body computer – particularly on newer Deliver 7 models with more integrated electronics.
Deliver 7 vs Other Maxus Models – Shared and Unique Parts
The Deliver 7 sits between the smaller Deliver 5 and the larger Deliver 9 in the SAIC Maxus range. Some ancillary components – such as certain sensor types and interior fittings – may be shared across the range, but structural, drivetrain and braking parts are model-specific. Never assume a Deliver 9 part will fit a Deliver 7 without checking. Our fitment confirmation process catches these mismatches before anything ships.
It is also worth knowing that Maxus vans are rebadged SAIC vehicles. If your garage searches under “SAIC” or “LDV” rather than “Maxus”, the same genuine part numbers apply. We stock parts under the correct SAIC Maxus references regardless of how the van is badged.
How to Order Genuine Deliver 7 Parts
- Find your VIN or registration. Check your V5C logbook, the driver’s side door jamb or the base of the windscreen.
- Look up your vehicle. Enter your details using our registration lookup to confirm your exact Deliver 7 variant.
- Browse or search. Use the parts shop to find what you need. Every listing shows the OEM part number.
- Fitment confirmed before dispatch. We verify the part matches your vehicle before we pack it.
- UK-wide FedEx delivery. Parts are shipped from Tibenham, Norfolk to anywhere in the UK.
Trade and Fleet Accounts
If you are an independent garage or fleet operator running Deliver 7 vans, a trade account gives you access to trade pricing across our full catalogue. Apply through our trade account page or request a bulk price check via our trade price check service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I order Deliver 7 parts using just my registration number?
Yes. Enter your registration into our registration lookup and we will identify your exact vehicle. We still confirm fitment against your VIN before dispatch to make sure the part is correct.
Are Maxus Deliver 7 parts the same as LDV parts?
Maxus is the current branding for SAIC’s commercial vehicle range, which was previously sold under the LDV name in the UK. The Deliver 7 is a newer model and does not share parts with older LDV vans like the V80, but the genuine parts all come from the same SAIC supply chain.
How do I know if a part is genuinely OEM?
Every part we sell is a genuine SAIC Maxus component with the manufacturer’s part number. We do not sell aftermarket or pattern parts. The OEM part number is shown on each listing so your garage can verify it against SAIC’s own catalogues.
What if I order the wrong part?
Because we confirm fitment before dispatch, wrong-part orders are rare. If an issue does arise, our returns process is straightforward – see our returns and exchanges page for details.
Do you deliver to Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands?
Yes. We deliver UK-wide via FedEx. Check our shipping information page for full delivery details.
If you need a specific Deliver 7 part and cannot find it on the site, contact us with your registration or VIN and we will source it from the genuine SAIC catalogue.