Made for keeping your car on the roadUK parts and tyre offers Updated from dated retailer feeds
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THE BUYING GUIDE

What a catalogue date tells you

A saved product reference is useful evidence, but it is not a live stock check.

2019 320d xDrive M Sport 2.0 photographed from the front three-quarter angle
BMW 3 Series · Vauxford / CC BY-SA 4.0

01

Know the source date

The GSF source used here is dated 25 November 2025. Its prices have been withheld because they are old and the source does not provide a currency.

02

Use references for research

A GSF record helps you identify a supplier reference and read its original model label. It does not confirm today’s range, availability or compatibility. Search the reference on the retailer’s own site.

03

Read tyre prices as dated offers

Tyre prices come from the named retailer’s affiliate feed. The site shows the source date and removes price and paid-link presentation when the source is more than 72 hours old under its date-based rule.

04

Finish the check with the seller

Before placing an order, confirm the exact product, your vehicle application, availability, price and delivery or fitting costs.

Prepared by the Car Spares project, 30 September 2026. Further reading: GSF Car Parts: current retailer catalogue ↗.
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