Cowl Tag Auto Parts is an online retailer of aftermarket replacement lighting, mirrors, body and cooling parts. Tell us the vehicle. We match the part to its build and ship it from a U.S. distributor warehouse.
How to read our tag
Every stamp is a fact about the company. Select one on the tag to find it here.
- 10B
- Formed the second week of October 2026.
- ST 26-AZLLC
- An Arizona limited liability company.
- SCT 000001 BODY
- Based in Scottsdale, Arizona.
- TR REPL
- Sells new aftermarket replacement parts.
- PRM PAINT
- Body parts ship primed, for a body shop to paint to match.
- LMP MIR BMP CLG
- Lighting, mirrors, bumpers and body, cooling.
- AZ TPT licensed
- An online retailer that holds an Arizona transaction privilege (sales) tax license.
What we sell
Four families of new aftermarket replacement parts. The numbers are Partslink part types, the collision trade’s shared numbering system: bumpers and sheet metal sit in the 1000s, lamps in the 2500s and 2800s, and cooling starts at 3010.
- Partslink types from 1000 Bumpers and body Bumper covers, reinforcements, absorbers, grilles, hoods, fenders and liners.
- Partslink types from 1320 Mirrors Door mirror assemblies, mirror glass, caps and towing mirrors.
- Partslink types from 2502 Lighting Headlamp assemblies, fog lamps, tail lamps, park, signal and side marker lamps.
- Partslink types from 3010 Cooling and A/C Radiators, A/C condensers, cooling fan assemblies and coolant reservoirs.
Nine parts, twelve part numbers
A low-speed hit rarely takes one part. Behind the bumper cover sits a reinforcement bar. Behind the grille sit the condenser and the radiator. Lamps and mirrors come as lefts and rights. We quote the whole list against one vehicle, so the pieces match each other and the car.
| No. | Part | Partslink type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | HoodBumpers and body | 1230 |
| 2 | Headlamp assemblyLighting | 2502 left, 2503 right |
| 3 | GrilleBumpers and body | 1200 |
| 4 | Front bumper coverBumpers and body | 1000 |
| 5 | Fog lampLighting | 2592 left, 2593 right |
| 6 | Bumper reinforcementBumpers and body | 1006 |
| 7 | RadiatorCooling and A/C | 3010 |
| 8 | A/C condenserCooling and A/C | 3030 |
| 9 | Door mirrorMirrors | 1320 left, 1321 right |
How an order moves
You tell us the vehicle
Year, make and model get us close. The VIN settles the model year, the engine and usually the trim.
We match the part
We check the original part number and the Partslink number against the build, then confirm the options: halogen or LED, heated or signal mirrors, sensor cutouts.
You approve one quote
The part, shipping, any sales tax and a delivery estimate on a single quote. Nothing is charged until you approve it.
It ships from a U.S. warehouse
Your order leaves the distributor warehouse that has it in stock, with tracking. If something is wrong, we fix it. You never have to chase the warehouse.
Seventeen characters settle most fitment questions
The tenth character of a VIN is the model year. The eleventh is the plant. Characters four through eight describe the vehicle: model line, body style, engine and often the trim. Trim is usually what decides which headlamp or mirror the car left the factory with.
Send the VIN with your request and we read it before we quote. How we match parts
A made-up VIN with a real check digit
- 11
- 2C
- 30
- 4W
- 5L
- 6T
- 7A
- 8G
- 9X
- 10T
- 11S
- 120
- 130
- 140
- 150
- 160
- 171
Fitment guides
How to read a Partslink number
Nine characters name the vehicle maker, the type of part and the individual part. Here is how to take one apart.
Halogen, HID or LED: ordering the right headlight
How to tell which headlamps your car was built with, and why the three do not swap.
Test fit before paint
How to check an aftermarket bumper cover or fender on the car before the paint booth makes it yours.
What is a cowl tag?
The stamped plate on a classic GM firewall, how to read one, and why we took the name.
Common questions
How do I know the part will fit?
Send the VIN if you can. We check the original part number and the Partslink number against your car’s build, then confirm the options that change the part: lamp type, mirror functions, sensor openings, engine and transmission. How we match parts has the detail.
Are your parts new?
Yes. We sell new aftermarket replacement parts.
Do body parts come painted?
No. Bumper covers, hoods and fenders come in primer, and paint-to-match mirror caps come primed or in smooth black. A body shop paints them to match. Test fit before paint.
Where do orders ship from?
From U.S. distributor warehouses. Your order leaves the warehouse that has the part in stock, so the box may show the distributor’s name on the label.
What is your return policy?
You have 30 days from delivery to return a part that is new and unpainted, in its original packaging. A test fit does not count as installing it. If we sent the wrong part, or it arrived damaged or defective, return shipping is on us. The full policy is on Returns and warranty.