Common Spare Parts – Dimensions & Weight Reference

Accurate dimensions and weights are essential for calculating freight costs before ordering. Air cargo is typically priced by actual or volumetric weight (whichever is greater), so knowing a part measures 60×40×20 cm at 3.5 kg allows you to calculate costs exactly. For large body parts like bumpers and doors, volumetric weight is often 3–5× higher than actual weight. This catalog helps traders estimate total shipping costs before committing to an order.

Volumetric weight (also called dimensional weight) is calculated as: Length × Width × Height (in cm) ÷ 5000 for air cargo, or ÷ 3000 for express couriers. For example, a bumper measuring 180×60×30 cm has a volumetric weight of 180×60×30÷5000 = 64.8 kg. If the actual weight is only 8 kg, you will be charged for 64.8 kg. This is why consolidating shipments and choosing sea/rail freight for large auto parts is more cost-effective.

Yes. NEV Fix arranges air freight (5–7 days to Russia/Europe), express courier (DHL, FedEx, 3–5 days for small parts under 30 kg), rail freight (15–20 days, most cost-effective for 50–500 kg shipments to Russia and Central Asia), and sea freight (25–35 days, best for full container loads). We recommend the optimal shipping method based on part size, weight, and your urgency.