Find the Nearest Auto Parts Store
A nearby shop solves two problems at once: delivery is cheaper (the price depends on distance) and collecting it yourself becomes an option — in which case there is no delivery fee at all.
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How to find a shop
- Open the [shop map](/en/stores) — every shop appears as a point.
- Pick a region and district — the list narrows immediately.
- Use the "open now" filter — so you do not drive to a closed shop.
- Open the shop page — address, coordinates, opening hours, phone and its whole catalogue in one place.
Opening hours — Tashkent time
Each shop states its own hours, given in Tashkent time (UTC+5). Uzbekistan has no daylight saving, so it is the same year-round.
Some shops trade through the night (22:00–02:00, for instance) and that is supported — such a shop shows as "open" at night.
Some shops have not filled hours in. They are not marked "closed" — that is unknown, not closed. Call such a shop before travelling to it.
Collecting it yourself
Choosing "I will collect it" at checkout makes delivery 0 UZS. The shop prepares the part and you come and take it.
This pays off most on bulky parts: body panels, bumpers and radiators are expensive to send by courier.
By region
The platform has shops across 13 regions of Uzbekistan. Tashkent city and Tashkent region are counted separately — they can be up to 80 km apart, and merging them into one "Tashkent" would break both the delivery price and the choice.
Each region has its own page: Samarkand or Fergana, for example — showing products from that region's shops.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I find the nearest auto parts store?
- Open the shop map and pick a region and district — the list narrows to shops in that area. Every shop page has an exact address, coordinates and a point on the map.
- Can I tell whether a shop is open right now?
- Yes, the shop list has an "open now" filter. Hours are evaluated in Tashkent time. Shops that have not stated their hours do not appear in that filter — there is no data on them, which is not the same as closed.
- Is collecting from the shop cheaper?
- Yes. Pickup means 0 UZS delivery. On bulky parts (bumpers, radiators, body panels) that is a noticeable saving.
- Can I check stock before travelling?
- The product page shows the stock level. It can change at any minute, though, so confirming in chat or by phone before setting off is safer.
- Which regions have shops?
- Thirteen regions of Uzbekistan. Tashkent city and Tashkent region are counted separately. Each region has its own page with that area's shop products.