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Used Land Cruiser Parts: What’s Safe to Buy Used?

Used parts can save a lot of money—especially for older rigs—but some parts should almost always be bought new.

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Generally safe to buy used (with inspection)

Used is a great option when condition can be verified.

  • Body/interior pieces and trim (ask for photos)
  • Brackets, housings, and hard parts (verify cracks/wear)
  • Discontinued parts where OEM is no longer available

Use caution (depends on history and mileage)

Some parts are fine used only when history is known.

  • Axles/knuckles/birfields (inspect and confirm condition)
  • Steering boxes and pumps (leaks and feel matter)
  • Electronic modules (only when verified compatible and tested)

Usually buy new

These are wear items or safety-critical, and new typically makes more sense.

  • Brake hydraulics components (lines/hoses, seals)
  • Rubber seals and gaskets (age-related failures)
  • Suspension joints/bushings where failure is costly

How to buy used smart

Ask for clear photos, part numbers, and any testing info.

  • Confirm exact fitment (series/year/VIN when possible)
  • Look for seller warranty/return policy
  • Avoid mystery parts for critical systems

These links take you to our store search results. Filter by your series/year and verify fitment before ordering.


Note: Always verify fitment by VIN/series/year before ordering.

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