Hyundai i30 Wreckers Sydney: used parts matched to your car
The i30 is Hyundai's small car, and it has been through several generations here: the FD of 2007–2012, the GD of 2012–2017, the PD of 2017–2020 and the CN7 from 2020. The i30 N is a performance model on the later platforms. We work as Hyundai i30 wreckers in Sydney, so a clear description of the part saves time on both sides.
Body styles vary. Hatch, wagon (the i30cw), and a sedan on the newest generation all differ behind the front doors. Engines include 1.6 and 2.0 petrol, the 1.6 and 2.0 diesel and the 1.6 turbo, with manual, automatic or dual-clutch gearboxes.
Tell us the year, body, engine, transmission and trim (Active, Elite, SR, Premium). The dual-clutch gearbox and the turbo engines have their own parts, so name them if you have them.
How do I tell the i30 generation?
Look at the build date on the compliance plate, or tell us the year and body style, and we can help.
Do i30 hatch and wagon parts differ?
Behind the front doors, yes. Tail lights, tailgate and glass are different.
i30 parts across generations
i30 owners often ask for headlights, tail lights, bumpers, bonnets, mirrors, radiators, alternators and suspension parts. As Hyundai i30 wreckers in Sydney, these are the areas our enquiries cover most.
On the FD, window regulators and door trims are common wear items. On the GD and PD, there are different lamp types and parking sensors. The N has its own bumpers, brakes and engine parts.
For gearbox parts, say whether it is a manual, a conventional automatic or a dual-clutch.
If you want a wider picture, our page for Hyundai wreckers in Sydney gives the full range we are asked about.
Can an FD i30 part fit a GD?
Almost never. They are different generations.
Do you have i30 N parts?
Ask with the year and part; availability depends on recovered cars.
Judging a used i30 part
Staff remove and check each part, and customers cannot pick from the yard. Ask about the actual piece.
For headlights, ask about the lens and the mounting tabs. For bumpers, ask about the clips and lower edge. For turbo parts, ask about play and leaks.
We give no warranty or guarantee. A faulty part, or one we supplied incorrectly, can be returned; a part the customer ordered in error cannot be refunded.
What if my i30 part is faulty?
Contact us with the order details to arrange a return.
Can I return an i30 part I ordered wrongly?
No. Verify the details first.
i30 pickup and delivery
Collect from our Sydney site once a time is confirmed, or ask for a delivery price. Small parts such as switches, sensors and lamps often go by courier. For Hyundai i30 wreckers in Sydney pickup or freight, let us know your postcode and part.
i30 bonnets, bumpers and doors need freight, and engines and gearboxes need a truck. Freight is extra. Provide a postcode; we cannot courier batteries or tyres.
Can an i30 bumper be couriered?
Usually it needs freight.
Is delivery in the i30 price?
No, it is separate.