HyundaiPartsDeal.comReviews of hyundaipartsdeal.com

The part, a coolant reservoir cap did not fit tightly. I had to modify it so the cap so it works. Easy enough. The shipping costs doubled the price, could have been less. Didn't tell shipping cost until end of purchase.

They had the part I needed (most important). Shipping was expensive. Be sure to order the correct part. You will pay both ways if you ship it back. Then pay again to have the correct part sent. Fortunately, I ordered the correct part.

Adjusted to 3 stars as after multiple follow-ups the refund was also processed, though a 20% restocking fee was applied. I ordered a USB port for my Hyundai Ioniq 5 from HyundaiPartsDeal.com. The part arrived, and I quickly realized I needed a different one. The item was unused, in original condition, still sealed in the plastic bag, and it was only about $40. Despite that, I’ve been unable to return it. I called five times and every time I was told my return request was “under consideration.” That was six weeks ago. No decision. No clear explanation. No follow-up. Just delay after delay. If you’re considering ordering here, understand this: if you order the wrong part, you may be stuck even if it’s unopened and resellable. A basic return process should not take over a month with no resolution. Very disappointing, and I won’t be ordering from them again.

The solenoid came on time and was put in . Worked well for about 4 weeks and then quit working. So we're back to where we started.

Doesn't fit my application even though it says its the right part number.

The neutral safety switch for my 2013 Accent was received as advertised in new condition, with timely delivery, and at twice the price of any OEM suppliers, but I wanted an original part for my VIN number. However, once installed (same day of receipt) the part did not function correctly and my radio kept turning on and off. I re-installed the defective part, and while the car didn't shift correctly the radio worked fine leading me to assume the new part was defective out of the box. I contacted HPD .com for an RMA and was told "as the part was open and installed they cannot authorize the RMA, but I can claim the defective part against its warranty if I visit my local Hyundai dealer (and pay) for a diagnostic report for the defective part. Once I send them a copy of the diagnostic report they will replace the defective part against its warranty claim. This process seems somewhat unethical. In my case I ordered a second part from Rock Auto, at 1/2 the price, and received the same exact replacement part, installed the part and my car and radio functions fine. First, you dont know the part is defectove until you open it and install it at which time they will not authorize its return without a dealers diagnostic report. Second, why would I want to again re-install the HPD.com defective part and drive my car to the local dealer only to pay $140/hr to have them review the failure, find the fault and provide me a diagnostic report. This entire process wreaks of a big money grab by HPD.com and the local dealer just to acquire a replacement part. Also, be sure to read the HPD.com fine print as it lists all the parts that do not qualify for return. Generally speaking, it covers just about all parts. So, my hope is that you receive the part you need and can use your ESP to determine if it will work before you open the box, otherwise, dont count on any returns without additional costs, and you can forget about any credits all together.

Sent me rear hyundai emblem instead of front grille emblem. Was the wrong part number listed in the drawing?

Part does not fit my 2013 Hyundai Elantra GT Moon Roof. This part is the plastic slider for the rear curtain