Shop Faster: Add Parts to Your Cart Without Leaving the Page

When you add a part to your cart, you stay on the page you are on. No jumping to the cart page, no going back and forth. Keep browsing, keep adding, and check your cart when you are ready. This guide shows how it works.

1. Tap Add to cart

Tap Add to cart on any collection page or product page. The page does not change. The button is replaced by a green box that shows how many of that part are in your cart.

2. Read the green box

After you add a part, the box looks like this:

Illustration only. Your screen shows your own part and quantity.

• Quantity: the number between the minus and plus buttons is how many of this part are in your cart right now.
• + and -: add or take away one at a time. If you added too many, tap - until you reach the right number.
• in cart: confirms this part is in your cart.
• Remove: takes this part out of your cart.
• View cart: opens your cart at any time, so you can check the total and weight.

3. A quick +1 so you know it worked

Each time you add, a short +1 (or +10, if you added ten) appears for about a second and then disappears. What stays is the number now in your cart.

4. It stays there on every page

Refresh the page, or move to another collection, a search result or a product page. If a part is already in your cart, its green box is shown wherever you see that part: home page, collections, product pages. You always know what you have already added, so you do not add the same part twice by mistake.

5. Add from the product page too

On a product page, choose the version and quantity, then tap Add to cart. You stay on the product page. The green box appears with the same minus, plus, Remove and View cart controls.

Tips

• Building a big order? Keep adding from different collections, then tap View cart once at the end.
• Orders that reach 25 KG get much lower express shipping rates. The weight is shown on each product page and in the cart.
• When your cart is ready, use Checkout, or Request a Quote if you are a wholesaler or dealer. See How to Request a Quote.

Need help?

If a part will not add, it may be sold out or limited in stock. Contact us and we will help you find an alternative.