Terms of Service

These terms explain how buyers, distributors, repair networks, and sourcing teams may use the Koyo website. The site provides product-family information, fitment-support pathways, and quote request tools for professional automotive parts conversations. It does not replace an application check, engineering review, regional compliance review, or purchasing agreement. When you submit a request, you are responsible for providing accurate vehicle context, product family, market, deadline, and any reference information needed to evaluate the inquiry.

Website information

Content about Cooling System Parts and Suspension & Steering Parts is provided for sourcing orientation. Product descriptions, image prompts, category labels, and technical explanations are intended to help a professional buyer frame a question before a quote. They are not a warranty of compatibility for a specific vehicle, installation environment, or regulated market. Koyo may update category explanations, support flows, and contact information as catalog and market requirements change.

Requests and communication

Submitting a form does not create a purchase order, distribution agreement, exclusive supply arrangement, or guaranteed response time. Koyo may ask for additional vehicle details, drawings, existing part numbers, application notes, or channel information before responding. If a request concerns regulated products, special market requirements, or OE/OES sourcing, the buyer should provide the relevant review criteria at the start of the conversation.

Professional use

You agree not to misuse the site, submit false contact information, scrape content for misleading resale claims, or present general website text as a verified fitment decision. Any purchase, sample, or supply discussion must be confirmed through the appropriate commercial documents. These terms are written for practical B2B use and may be updated without notice when the support process changes.

Fitment responsibility

Professional buyers should review all fitment, installation, and market requirements before distributing or installing any replacement part. Koyo may help frame a sourcing conversation, but the buyer remains responsible for confirming vehicle suitability, local requirements, technician judgment, and final purchasing documents. If a request includes modified vehicles, performance use, fleet operating conditions, or regional approval questions, those details should be shared before any recommendation is treated as commercially actionable.