Kleinanzeigen car parts alerts, delivered by email

When you are hunting for one hard-to-find part for a car in Germany, a grouped email with every new match is easy to read, easy to file and hard to lose.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

Search on Kleinanzeigen, sort by newest

Narrow the parts search on Kleinanzeigen

Open Autoteile & Reifen under Auto, Rad & Boot. Enter the part, the model and the side in German, or the OEM number. Set a top price; use a radius only for bulky parts you would collect, and leave it open for small parts that ship. Sort by newest and copy the address.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Choose email in MXSender

Paste the address into MXSender, pick email and confirm your inbox. Nothing to install. Telegram can be added to the same search at any time.
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New listings land in your inbox

Read one mail with every new part

A check that finds new parts sends one mail listing each with a photo, price and link. A check with nothing new sends nothing, and every mail has an unsubscribe link.
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Track a search on Kleinanzeigen right now

Paste the Kleinanzeigen search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Start with the right search, not the widest one

Typing only a model name brings floor mats, whole cars and accessories. Stay inside Autoteile & Reifen and add the part: Kotflügel for wing, Tür for door, Spiegel for mirror, with vorne or hinten and links or rechts. If you know the OEM number, give it a search of its own and keep a word search next to it.

For wheels, put the tyre size and bolt pattern in the search text, such as 225/45 R17 and 5x112, so the mails list sets that will fit.

Why email suits a long parts hunt

A rare part might take weeks to appear. You do not need a buzz on your phone for that; you need to see the ad the day it shows up and reply before the end of the day. A mail waiting in your inbox does exactly that.

File the mails into one folder per project with a rule. Searching that folder for a part number later shows every offer you received and the price asked, which helps you judge whether a new one is fair.

Questions to send a German parts seller

Ask for a sharp picture of the part number or label, and of clips and mounting points. For electronics, ask if the part came from a running car and whether it needs coding. Offering your VIN lets the seller confirm fit.

If the part is shipped, the site's own payment option with buyer protection is one choice; collection with cash on handover is another. Paying a stranger by bank transfer up front carries the most risk.

Spam folders, workshops and plan limits

Your provider decides whether a mail lands in spam. After the first match, check that folder, mark the mail as wanted and add the sender to contacts.

Free covers one search checked every 30 minutes, to one address. Starter ($5.99) covers five searches every 10 minutes, one address. Pro ($14.99) covers twenty searches on the fastest checks and up to three addresses, so your garage can receive the same mails.

❓Frequently asked questions

Does each part come in a separate email?

No. All new parts from one check are grouped into one mail.

Do I get the ads already online when I start?

No. Those are taken as the starting point; only later ads are mailed.

Can I watch several parts at once?

Yes, one search per part, up to the number your plan allows.

Can I use this without speaking German?

Yes. Use German part names in the search, and your browser can translate the ads. Sellers usually understand a short message in simple English or German.

How do I stop the alerts?

Use the unsubscribe link in any mail or pause the search in your account.