Your products
SKU count, packed dimensions and weight. Flag fragile surfaces, batteries, liquids or special handling.

AUTOMOTIVE PARTS LOGISTICS · U.S. MARKET
For parts brands, manufacturers and distributors planning U.S. operations. Bring receiving, inventory, order fulfillment and returns into one agreed operating plan.
Every vehicle starts with parts.
Behind every journey, parts need a clear path from supplier to order.Image 1 of 3: The vehicle. Every vehicle starts with parts.
U.S. facility, coverage and service availability confirmed per proposal.
Explore the solutions01 / THE VIN EXPRESS APPROACH
For automotive brands, parts manufacturers and distributors building their business in the United States.
A part’s journey does not end at the warehouse door. Receiving, storage, dispatch and returns belong in the same conversation. We help define the handoffs, the information and the work behind each movement.
Discuss your requirements02 / CONNECTED SOLUTIONS
Start with the work your parts need. Agree the operating scope before inventory moves.
All solutions
Chapter / 01
01 / 04Plan receiving, SKU identification, storage requirements and inventory records around your product mix.
Chapter / 02
02 / 04Connect picking, packing and dispatch requirements for wholesale, e-commerce and replenishment orders.
Chapter / 03
03 / 04Define return authorization, condition checks and disposition. Discuss testing, repackaging or repair only where accepted.
Chapter / 04
04 / 04Coordinate supplier readiness, cargo preparation and inbound freight planning with the wider supply chain.
03 / A CONTINUOUS JOURNEY
Match arrivals to references. Record visible condition and discrepancies.
Illustrative operating framework. Facility, systems, testing and repair availability are confirmed in the service proposal.
DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE.04 / MADE FOR THE AFTERMARKET
Small components, fragile finishes and bulky assemblies each change the warehouse plan. Start with the product, then define the handling.
BEFORE INVENTORY MOVES
Share what you know. Estimates are enough to start the conversation.
SKU count, packed dimensions and weight. Flag fragile surfaces, batteries, liquids or special handling.
Expected monthly orders, items per order, sales channels and delivery destinations.
Stock origin, expected arrival, storage needs and any return inspection or disposition instructions.
Start with your product list, packed dimensions and weight, stock volume, monthly order estimate and destination. Tell us your timing and handling needs. We can then discuss the operating scope and information still needed.
The facility, coverage and available capacity are confirmed in your written proposal before you ship. This website does not identify or promise a particular U.S. warehouse.
Share dimensions, weight, packaging and any handling restrictions for review. Product acceptance and handling arrangements must be agreed before sending inventory. Batteries, liquids and restricted goods require specific review.
Agree return authorization, condition checks and disposition first. Testing, repair, repackaging or disposal requires separate confirmation and authorization. Availability depends on the project.
Pricing depends on the product, storage, order profile and agreed work. Confirm receiving, storage, pick-and-pack, packaging, transport and return charges as applicable. Rates, timing and any service levels belong in the written proposal.
OUR NAME. OUR DIRECTION.
Every vehicle behind every part.
Focused work. Clear handoffs. Forward momentum.
A brand direction centered on the U.S. market.
The brand name does not indicate a separately incorporated U.S. entity. The contracting party is confirmed in writing.
05 / YOUR NEXT MOVE
Tell us about your parts, your stock and your U.S. plans. Start with what you know.