ezfit / About the data
Everything here is read from public, non-logged-in catalogue pages published by aftermarket brands, which put fitment data out openly because they want their parts found. Right now that means Ryco Filters for oil, air, fuel and cabin filters, and Tridon Australia for wiper blades. Every single row records the exact page it came from and the date it was read, and both are shown next to the part.
It is collected by hand, one vehicle at a time, through the normal search interface. Nothing here comes from a login, a paywall, or a licensed catalogue.
Not very, and deliberately so. There are 47 vehicles. It grows when there is a reason to grow it. A part not appearing here means we have not read it yet — it does not mean it does not exist.
No scores, ranks or match percentages. You get the observation and the source, not a verdict dressed up as a number. Curating someone else's data into a confident-looking recommendation makes their errors ours, and that is exactly the trap this avoids.
No sponsored placement and no affiliate links. The eBay and Google links are plain searches with no tracking code attached. They earn nothing. If that ever changes it will be said plainly on the page, not buried here.
No safety-critical recommendations. Brakes, steering, suspension, airbags, seatbelts, wheels and hubs are never presented as interchangeable, whatever the data suggests. Where a part number is listed — a filter, for instance — it is presented as what a catalogue says, with the source, never as a claim that it fits.
Catalogues contain errors, vehicles get superseded mid-model, and Australian delivery often differs from what a global catalogue assumes. If something here is wrong, the source link next to it is the fastest way to see whose error it is. Treat a match as a lead worth checking, never as an answer.
What this is. It reports what published catalogues list, with a link and a read date on every row, so you can check the source yourself. It is not an assurance that a part will fit, and nothing here is ranked, scored or sponsored. Two vehicles sharing a part number is a lead worth following, not a substitute for confirming the part against your own vehicle.