Standard supplies the part
We identify the application, obtain the product and state the parts and workmanship coverage on the estimate.
Parts and accessory installation
Choose how the part is supplied. Plan the installation.
Choose among three sourcing lanes: a part supplied by Standard, a dealer or supplier part sourced through Standard, or a customer supplied part. The source changes lead time, product coverage and the information needed to prepare the installation.
- Vehicle and trim
- Exact part number
- Hardware and instructions
- Wiring or coding
Vehicle and productInstallation plan
- Standard supplies
- Special order
- Customer supplies
The part source, included hardware and product responsibility are identified before work begins.
How the part is supplied
Choose among three part sourcing lanes before installation.
Standard supplied, dealer or supplier sourced through Standard, and customer supplied parts each carry different ordering, coverage and intake requirements.
Special order through Standard
For an exact dealer or specialty item, we check the part number and vehicle configuration before ordering.
You supply the part
Include the brand, part number, instructions and included hardware. We assess condition and completeness before accepting the work.
Accessories we install
Selected accessories with a defined installation plan.
Vehicle configuration, product design and required supporting equipment determine what the job involves.
We may decline used, damaged, incomplete, counterfeit, unsafe, off road only or unverified parts. A waiver does not make an unsafe installation acceptable.
- Running boards, assist steps and selected side steps
- Tonneau covers and selected truck box accessories
- Mud flaps, splash guards and selected deflectors
- Cargo management, bed mats and compatible toolboxes
- Selected receiver hitches, wiring and brake controllers
- Selected tow mirrors and trailering accessories
- Roof cross rails and compatible carriers
- Selected OEM or aftermarket accessory kits
Before installation
Choose how the part reaches the bay.
Standard can source the item, review a dealer or supplier item, or assess a customer supplied part before installation.
From part number to completed installation
Set the product, labour and hardware requirements before the vehicle enters the bay.
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Identify the vehicle and product
VIN, configuration, source, part number, instructions and photos establish the starting information.
- 02
Map the installation
Hardware, drilling, wiring, coding, calibration, corrosion protection and legal use are considered.
- 03
Set the labour plan
The estimate states the planned work and what may change if the kit is incomplete or incompatible.
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Install and record
The accepted work is completed and product responsibility is noted on the repair order.
Responsibility before installation
Name the part source, missing items and warranty ownership.
The estimate and repair order should show who supplied the product and which workmanship Standard is responsible for.
Vehicle and product identity
Year, model, trim, factory options and part number establish which installation instructions apply.
Conditions that change the job
Missing hardware, previous modifications or new programming needs can change labour and timing.
Product responsibility
Customer supplied product responsibility stays with the customer and seller. Standard covers its authorized installation workmanship.
Parts and installation questions
Know what to send before ordering or booking.
Part number, seller information, instructions and included hardware help prevent the wrong product from reaching the bay.
Will you install anything I bring?
No. The part must be suitable, complete, legal for the intended use and supported by a safe procedure. Used, damaged, incomplete or unverified items may be declined.
Can you quote labour before seeing the product?
We can often prepare a range from the exact part number, instructions and photos. Final scope can change if hardware is missing or previous modifications interfere.
Does an OEM accessory make Standard a dealer?
No. Standard is an independent repair facility. Product fitment and warranty are handled according to the actual supplier, estimate and repair order.
What if the accessory is already installed and not working properly?
That is a diagnostic or correction request rather than a new installation. Tell us what was installed, who supplied it and what is happening now.