Where is my VIN? (4 places to look)
- Driver's-side dashboard, through the windshield
Stand outside the car on the driver's side and look at the lower corner where the dash meets the glass. You'll see the 17-character VIN on a small metal plate. This is the most common location.
- Driver's door jamb sticker
Open the driver's door and check the jamb (or the edge of the door). A white label lists the VIN alongside tire pressure and weight ratings.
- Vehicle registration & title
Your state registration card and the vehicle's title both print the VIN — handy when you're not near the car.
- Auto insurance card
Your insurance ID card and policy documents show the VIN of the covered vehicle.
How many digits is a VIN?
A modern VIN is exactly 17 characters — a mix of letters and numbers. To avoid confusion with the numbers 1 and 0, VINs never use the letters I, O, or Q. If your count is off or you see those letters, double-check the reading.
Why do we need your VIN to order parts?
Year, make, and model alone often aren't enough — a single model can have several trims, engines, and drivetrain options that each take a different part. Your VIN decodes those exact build details, so a specialist can confirm the precise part that fits your car. That's why Perfect Fit Auto Parts asks for your VIN, verifies fitment, and texts you a photo of the actual part before you pay. Learn more about why your VIN is the fastest way to order parts.
Don't have your VIN handy?
No problem — call us with your year, make, model, and trim and we'll help identify the right part, then confirm it once you locate the VIN. Call +1 (737) 205-2903 or submit a part request.
Have your VIN? Let's find your part.
We'll verify the exact fit for your vehicle and text you a photo before you pay.