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Affiliate disclosure

How partner links help fund AutoAid without changing the result you receive.

How AutoAid may earn money

AutoAid may use affiliate or partner links to parts retailers, garages, breakdown providers or other automotive services. If you follow one of these links and make a qualifying purchase, AutoAid may receive a commission from the provider.

It should not cost you more

Using an affiliate link should not increase the price you pay. Prices, discounts, delivery charges and availability are controlled by the retailer and can change after AutoAid last checked them.

Commercial relationships do not decide results

Affiliate commission does not change AutoAid's diagnostic ranking, urgency guidance, vehicle-value estimate or garage-quote assessment. A retailer is not treated as cheaper, better or more suitable simply because AutoAid may earn commission from a purchase.

Parts-price comparisons

When live parts pricing becomes available, AutoAid may compare current listings from one or more approved data providers or retailers. AutoAid may not cover every seller in the market, and a displayed range is a snapshot rather than a guaranteed best price. Compatibility should always be checked before ordering.

Partner links are labelled

Where a link can earn AutoAid a commission, AutoAid aims to label it clearly as a partner or affiliate link. The service can still be used without buying anything through those links.