Year Make Model search: shoppers see only the parts that fit.

Almost certainly, and it is worth checking to be sure. The vehicle search, fit badge and fitment table are app blocks you place wherever you want them, which is how we add nothing to your theme files. Any Online Store 2.0 theme takes them. Some older themes can't take app blocks, so the search can't go on them. If your theme is more than a few years old, send us its name before you subscribe. We'll tell you straight away.

No, not unless you ask it to. Every import shows what it will add, change and skip before it writes anything. By default it never deletes fitment rows that aren't in your file. Replace mode is a checkbox you tick, and it is previewed like everything else. Every bulk change saves a restore point first, so a bad import is one click to undo.

By the fitment rows your store holds. A fitment row is one product that fits one vehicle. All the years of that vehicle count as one fitment row. There are three plans: Small up to 10,000, Medium up to 100,000 and Large up to 500,000. Small costs $10 a month, Medium $19 and Large $24. Every plan has every feature. Universal-fit parts included. Items that fit everything, without a row per vehicle. Large is the biggest plan. If you have more than 500,000 fitment rows, email us and tell us about your catalogue.

No. You define the fitment fields yourself, so it fits bikes, mowers, marine, printers or anything else that has a make and a model. Year Make Model is the default because it is what most stores need. With your own fields it works as a product compatibility checker for any catalogue where a part is compatible with some models and not others.

They pick it once and it is remembered as they move around the store. My Garage, synced to customer accounts across devices.