Maxus T90 parts are SAIC’s genuine OEM components for the T90 pickup in the UK – and like every vehicle in the Maxus range, getting the correct genuine part means matching it to your specific vehicle, not just the model name. Here’s what T90 owners and workshops need to know when sourcing parts.

Key Facts – Maxus T90 Parts

  • The T90 is manufactured by SAIC Motor – the same parent company behind all Maxus and older LDV-branded vehicles.
  • Over 43,000 genuine OEM parts available across the full Maxus range including the T90.
  • Your VIN or registration number determines exact fitment – “T90” alone is not enough to guarantee the right part.
  • All parts are genuine SAIC Maxus components, dispatched with fitment confirmed against your vehicle.
  • UK-wide delivery via FedEx from our base in Tibenham, Norfolk.

Sourcing Maxus T90 Parts: Why Your VIN Matters More Than the Model Name

One of the most common mistakes T90 owners make is assuming the model name is enough to identify the correct part. It isn’t. SAIC produces variants within each model range, and the T90 is no exception. Engine specification, gearbox type, production date and even the specific build batch can determine which component you need.

Your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) or UK registration number is the only reliable way to confirm exact fitment. We check every order against your vehicle details before dispatch – so you get the right part first time, not a close match that turns out to be wrong.

If you’re unsure where to find your VIN, use our VIN lookup tool or enter your registration in our registration lookup to get started.

The SAIC Connection – Maxus and LDV Parts

Many T90 owners don’t realise their pickup is built by SAIC, the Chinese automotive group that acquired the LDV brand. If you’ve previously owned an LDV Maxus or V80, you may have searched under both brand names for parts. The T90 sits firmly in the current SAIC Maxus lineup alongside the T60 pickup, the Deliver van range, and the electric eDeliver models.

This matters for parts sourcing because genuine parts carry SAIC part numbers. Searching for “LDV T90 parts” or “Maxus T90 parts” should lead you to the same genuine components – but always confirm the OEM part number against your VIN to avoid costly mistakes.

Common T90 Parts and Service Items

As a working pickup, the T90 sees hard use. The parts we supply most frequently for T90 owners fall into a few clear categories:

  • Filters – oil, air, fuel and cabin filters are routine service items. Genuine SAIC filters are engineered to the correct specification for the T90’s engine.
  • Brake components – pads, discs and calipers. Pickup trucks carrying loads need brakes that meet OEM standards.
  • Body and trim – wing mirrors, bumper components, tailgate parts and lighting. These are model-specific and often vary by production run.
  • Suspension and steering – bushes, ball joints, track rod ends. The T90’s ladder-frame chassis means these components take significant punishment, particularly for owners towing or working off-road.
  • Engine and turbo components – genuine replacement parts for the diesel powertrain.

We hold over 43,000 genuine parts across the full Maxus range. If you need a specific T90 part, the fastest route is to search by your registration or VIN through our vehicle lookup.

Trade Accounts for Workshops and Fleet Operators

If you’re an independent garage working on Maxus vehicles, or a fleet operator running T90 pickups, a trade account gives you access to trade pricing across our full parts catalogue. We work with workshops across the UK who service Maxus and LDV vehicles – and because these aren’t as common as Ford Transits, having a reliable genuine parts source matters.

You can apply for a trade account online. Approval is straightforward.

Delivery Across the UK

We ship all orders via FedEx from Tibenham, Norfolk. Whether you’re in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff or Belfast, delivery reaches you quickly. Full details on shipping timescales and costs are on our shipping information page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I just order a T90 part by model name without my VIN?

We strongly recommend providing your VIN or registration number. The T90 has production variants that affect which part fits your specific vehicle. We confirm fitment before dispatch to make sure you receive the correct component – this saves you time and avoids returns.

Are Maxus T90 parts the same as LDV parts?

Maxus is the current brand name used by SAIC, which previously sold vehicles under the LDV name in the UK. The T90 is a current Maxus model, so its parts carry SAIC Maxus part numbers. Older LDV models use different part numbers, though the supply chain is the same manufacturer. Always match parts to your specific vehicle, not just the brand name.

Do you supply genuine parts or aftermarket?

Every part we sell is a genuine SAIC Maxus OEM component. We don’t sell aftermarket or pattern parts. This means correct fitment, proper material specifications and full manufacturer backing.

How do I find the right part number for my T90?

The simplest way is to enter your registration or VIN into our lookup tool on the website. This identifies your exact vehicle and shows the genuine parts available for it. If you already have an OEM part number from your workshop or a previous invoice, you can search by that directly in our shop.

Do you offer trade pricing for garages?

Yes. Independent workshops, fleet operators and motor factors can apply for a trade account with access to trade pricing across all 43,000+ parts in our catalogue.

Need a genuine Maxus T90 part? Use our vehicle lookup to find the right component for your pickup, or get in touch if you need help identifying what you need. We confirm fitment against your vehicle before every dispatch.