Which Auto Parts Can You Ship with MyUS?
Some auto parts are regulated under international shipping rules because they may contain hazardous materials, flammable liquids, pressurized components, or corrosive battery acids. While MyUS can ship many auto parts, restrictions vary by country, carrier, and item type—so it’s important to confirm eligibility before purchasing.
The list below highlights common auto parts shipped with MyUS. This is not an exhaustive list. If you’re unsure about a product, contact our team via chat or WhatsApp for confirmation.
Brakes (Pads, Calipers, Rotors)
Brake components are commonly eligible for international shipping, but some destinations may restrict items that contain certain chemicals or fluids.
- Where to shop: RockAuto, AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, Amazon
- Common brands: Brembo, Bosch, Power Stop, ACDelco
- Shipping considerations:
- Many brake parts are eligible to ship
- Country rules can vary for items that include fluids or aerosols
- Heavier parts may increase shipping cost (consolidation can help)
Batteries (Lead-Acid & Lithium)
Automotive batteries are typically lead-acid batteries, which are classified as Class 8 corrosive hazardous materials due to sulfuric acid content. These are heavily regulated for international transport and may face stricter rules than consumer lithium batteries.
- Where to shop: AutoZone, Walmart, Amazon, Batteries Plus
- Common brands: Optima, Bosch, DieHard, Interstate
- Shipping considerations:
- Lead-acid batteries are highly regulated due to corrosive acid content
- Special packaging, labeling, and carrier approval are required
- Some carriers or destinations may prohibit battery imports entirely
- Destination rules vary — check before purchasing: Where We Ship — Country Guidelines
Ignition & Engine Parts
Many ignition and engine parts can be shipped, but items containing engine oil, lubricants, or other hazardous fluids may be restricted or not eligible.
- Where to shop: RockAuto, AutoZone, Amazon, eBay
- Common brands: NGK, Bosch, Gates, Denso
- Shipping considerations:
- Spark plugs, belts, and many mechanical parts are commonly eligible
- Engine oil and certain fluids may be restricted or prohibited
- If unsure about a specific item, contact MyUS before you buy: Contact MyUS
Filters (Oil, Air, Cabin, Fuel)
Filters are often eligible, but some may have destination-specific restrictions depending on material, residue risk, or classification.
- Where to shop: Amazon, Walmart, AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts
- Common brands: FRAM, K&N, Bosch, Mobil 1
- Shipping considerations:
- Most filters can ship internationally
- Some countries may restrict fuel-related parts
- Always confirm country restrictions before shipping
Auto Parts You Cannot Ship
Some items cannot be exported due to safety regulations.
- Not eligible: Airbags
- Why: Inflator devices may be classified as explosives under transport regulations
- Not sure what’s inside? Contact MyUS before ordering
We cannot ship Dangerous Goods from our UK facility. Please do not send these items to this location until further notice.
How to Ship Auto Parts Internationally with MyUS
Shipping auto parts internationally—especially items containing lithium batteries, hazardous fluids, or pressurized components—may require special handling. MyUS manages the Dangerous Goods compliance process from inspection to packaging, ensuring your eligible auto parts are shipped safely and in accordance with international transport regulations.
- Shop from US retailers: Purchase brake parts, batteries, ignition components, filters, and other auto parts from US stores and ship them to your MyUS address.
- MyUS identifies regulated auto parts: Items containing lithium batteries, hazardous materials, or restricted components are reviewed by our Trade Compliance Team to determine proper Dangerous Goods classification.
- Proper packaging & labeling: Our experts ensure shipments meet international transport regulations (HMR, ICAO, and IATA), including compliant labeling and approved packaging requirements for regulated items.
- Apply DG handling fees if required: Certain auto parts—especially batteries or hazardous materials—may incur additional carrier or Dangerous Goods handling fees depending on the item and destination country.
- Ship with confidence: MyUS partners with authorized carriers approved to transport eligible Dangerous Goods worldwide, with tracking and insurance options available for added peace of mind.
⚠️ Tip: If you’re unsure whether your auto part qualifies as Dangerous Goods or is permitted in your destination country, contact MyUS Customer Service before shipping.
Important Notes About Shipping Auto Parts
- Extra handling may apply: Some auto parts may require special packaging, labeling, or carrier approval.
- Carrier surcharges: Regulated parts (especially batteries or hazardous materials) may incur minimum Dangerous Goods fees depending on the carrier and destination.
- Confirm before you buy: MyUS specialists can verify eligibility and estimated costs before shipment.
Does My Country Allow Imports of Dangerous Goods?
Every country has its own import restrictions. Even if MyUS can ship an item, your destination country may block or confiscate it. We strongly recommend checking your local guidelines before initiating your shipment.
Explore Other Dangerous Goods Categories
MyUS can ship certain types of Dangerous Goods to specific countries. Our team ensures full compliance with the US Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR) and their international counterparts (ICAO TI & IATA DGR), including proper documentation, labeling, and packaging.
Tap each card below to learn more about the item type and shipping eligibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes—many auto parts can be shipped internationally. Eligibility depends on the product type, whether it contains regulated materials, and your destination country’s import rules.
Sometimes. Battery type matters. Lithium and other regulated batteries may require DG handling and may be restricted by certain countries and carriers.
Many brake parts (pads, rotors, calipers) are eligible, but restrictions can vary by country—especially if items include fluids or regulated materials.
Often no. Many automotive fluids are classified as hazardous materials and may be restricted or prohibited depending on destination rules.
Airbags may contain inflator devices classified as explosives under transport regulations, making them ineligible for export through standard international shipping channels.
Ship Auto Parts Worldwide with Confidence
From brake components and filters to eligible batteries and ignition parts, some auto parts require special handling for international shipping. MyUS helps classify, package, and ship eligible auto parts in compliance with global regulations—so you can shop US retailers and deliver safely worldwide.