Korean Motor Spares
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|1.7|7 Reviews (last 12 months)|This business does not respond to reviews
Korean Motor Spares
Unclaimed Business
|1.7
7 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
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1.7|7 Reviews
Jul '25 - Jun '26
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George H
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
14 Apr 2026, 09:50
Disappointed
This is a spares shop I speak highly of at other people. If someone says they can't get spares. I refer them there. Now I'm disappointed. It took them three days to give me an answer. Everytime I'm diverted up and down. Eventually after three days they gave me an answer which they could've done in the beginning.
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George H
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
14 Apr 2026, 09:50
Disappointed
This is a spares shop I speak highly of at other people. If someone says they can't get spares. I refer them there. Now I'm disappointed. It took them three days to give me an answer. Everytime I'm diverted up and down. Eventually after three days they gave me an answer which they could've done in the beginning.
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NICK S
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
4 Feb 2026, 08:03
Substandard parts
Korean spares sell substandard parts. I have a kia sedona v6. When i got it i fitted alfa brake discs it lasted 5 years and 42000km no shudder. I the bought a set of disc from korean spares. At 800 km its started shuddering. Got so bad that it was dangerous to hit the brakes above 100km/ h. When i went back to them to complain i was told its driver error or in their words abusing the brakes by braking to hard ( by the way its my wife's car)I then took them to get skimmed thinking it would fix the issue. It lasted 650km and shuddering again. Reason i bought from Korean is that the discs was R1500 cheaper than the alfa discs. I should have stuck with the alfa discs. Will never buy form them again and will never recommend anyone to buy there.
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NICK S
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
4 Feb 2026, 08:03
Substandard parts
Korean spares sell substandard parts. I have a kia sedona v6. When i got it i fitted alfa brake discs it lasted 5 years and 42000km no shudder. I the bought a set of disc from korean spares. At 800 km its started shuddering. Got so bad that it was dangerous to hit the brakes above 100km/ h. When i went back to them to complain i was told its driver error or in their words abusing the brakes by braking to hard ( by the way its my wife's car)I then took them to get skimmed thinking it would fix the issue. It lasted 650km and shuddering again. Reason i bought from Korean is that the discs was R1500 cheaper than the alfa discs. I should have stuck with the alfa discs. Will never buy form them again and will never recommend anyone to buy there.
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Ricky N
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
22 Sept 2025, 13:32
Bogus Company
I have contacted the head office of Korean Motors and it was stated that they are not part of that company. This company is using Korean Motors and running an ******* business. An Investigation must be done on the credentials of this company.
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Ricky N
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
22 Sept 2025, 13:32
Bogus Company
I have contacted the head office of Korean Motors and it was stated that they are not part of that company. This company is using Korean Motors and running an ******* business. An Investigation must be done on the credentials of this company.
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Ricky N
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
16 Sept 2025, 13:55
Shady Business trading as Korean Motor Spares
I purchased bolts for my Hyundai H100 from Korean Motor Spares and the bolts were incorrect. Went o return the bolts and get my money back and was notified that it wasn't their bolts. I only purchased from them and they denied it was their products. They didn't want to give me their bosses number. This business is dealing in a very shady way.
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Ricky N
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
16 Sept 2025, 13:55
Shady Business trading as Korean Motor Spares
I purchased bolts for my Hyundai H100 from Korean Motor Spares and the bolts were incorrect. Went o return the bolts and get my money back and was notified that it wasn't their bolts. I only purchased from them and they denied it was their products. They didn't want to give me their bosses number. This business is dealing in a very shady way.
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THULI P
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
8 Sept 2025, 13:53
Unacceptable Service
I bought a petrol pump at Korean Spares in Lenasia on 03.09.2025. I gave the sales guy my engine number and asked him if it was possible to exchange if it doesn't fit, and he advised that it won't be necessary as he had sold this to me using my engine number. I then went and got the part fitted in my car and my car wouldn't start after that. I called the guy and told him my car won't start with this petrol pump, and he advised that, unfortunately, he won't be able to exchange I must buy another one. My question now is how is't possible that the packaging of the part is reflecting the correct details of the product I want and the product inside is something else? The guy even mentioned that this might be due to a factory fault. Who must pay now for a factory fault? Me?
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THULI P
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
8 Sept 2025, 13:53
Unacceptable Service
I bought a petrol pump at Korean Spares in Lenasia on 03.09.2025. I gave the sales guy my engine number and asked him if it was possible to exchange if it doesn't fit, and he advised that it won't be necessary as he had sold this to me using my engine number. I then went and got the part fitted in my car and my car wouldn't start after that. I called the guy and told him my car won't start with this petrol pump, and he advised that, unfortunately, he won't be able to exchange I must buy another one. My question now is how is't possible that the packaging of the part is reflecting the correct details of the product I want and the product inside is something else? The guy even mentioned that this might be due to a factory fault. Who must pay now for a factory fault? Me?
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