Keep Your Nissan Running the Way It Was Built To

Every vehicle eventually asks for something back. A cabin filter clogs, a wiper starts streaking, and brake pads thin out after a few winters of stop-and-go driving. When that moment arrives, the component you bolt on matters more than most drivers expect. At Gates Nissan, we keep genuine Nissan parts in stock at our Richmond, KY, dealership, so your vehicle gets exactly what it was engineered for. 

• Factory components are designed for your specific model, so fit, tolerance, and function match what left the assembly line.
• Nissan backs its replacement components and accessories with real warranty terms, and the chart below spells out how long each category is covered.
• Our parts department can track down what you need, whether you are turning the wrenches yourself or handing us the keys.

There is a reason we steer people toward factory components instead of whatever is cheapest on a shelf somewhere. Aftermarket pieces are built to cover a broad range of vehicles, which usually means they fit most of them, but not always. A genuine component is built for one application. That difference shows up in how a sensor reads, how a filter seals, and how long the repair holds before you are back under the hood.

Genuine Nissan Parts Richmond, KY, Drivers Rely On

Our shelves cover the everyday items and the harder-to-find ones. Oil and cabin filters, brake pads and rotors, belts, batteries, wiper blades, headlamp assemblies, sensors, body panels, and the small clips and fasteners that hold it all together. If something is not here, we order it through Nissan and let you know the moment it lands.

Accessories live at the same counter. Roof racks, cargo organizers, all-season floor liners, splash guards, tow equipment, and interior lighting kits all come from Nissan, which means they were tested against your vehicle rather than adapted to it. Tell us your model and how you actually use it, and we will point you toward what holds up on I-75 and on gravel county roads alike.

Coverage That Comes in the Box

Warranty terms are one of the clearest advantages of genuine Nissan parts, and they vary more than most owners assume. Here is how the published coverage breaks down by category.

Part or Accessory Category	Nissan Coverage Period	What to Know
Genuine Nissan replacement parts	Longer of 12 months / 12,000 miles or the remainder of the 3-year / 36,000-mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty	Applies to parts distributed by Nissan North America, Inc.
Genuine Nissan accessories	Longer of 12 months / 12,000 miles or the remainder of the 3-year / 36,000-mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty	Non-genuine accessories are not warranted by Nissan
Genuine NISMO S-Tune parts	Longer of 12 months / 12,000 miles or the remainder of the 3-year / 36,000-mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty	Covered under the same replacement parts warranty terms
Nissan Motorsports and NISMO Off-Road parts	12 months or 12,000 miles from purchase or installation, whichever is earlier	Coverage runs at least through the New Vehicle Limited Warranty when installed during that period
Intelligent Key and key fob batteries	First 12 months of ownership	Covered under the New Vehicle Limited Warranty
Original equipment wiper blade inserts	First 6 months of ownership	Covered under the New Vehicle Limited Warranty
Wheel alignment and wheel balancing	First 12 months or 12,000 miles	Service adjustments not tied to replacing a part
Refrigerant recharge on its own	First 12 months, no mileage limit	Applies when the recharge is not tied to a covered part repair
New vehicle basic and powertrain coverage	3 years / 36,000 miles basic and 5 years / 60,000 miles powertrain	Included on every new Nissan and used as the reference period above

Coverage periods come straight from Nissan's published warranty materials. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply, and your Warranty Information Booklet is the final word for your specific vehicle. Our team is glad to walk through what applies to yours before you commit to anything.

A Nissan Parts Department Staffed by People Who Know These Vehicles

Part numbers are unforgiving. One digit off, and you have a box that looks correct and fits nothing. Our team works from your VIN, which pinpoints the exact build of your vehicle, including trim, engine, and any mid-year running changes Nissan made. That is how we head off the return trip that turns a Saturday repair into a Sunday one too.

We also field plenty of questions that have nothing to do with buying anything. Which fluid does a transmission take? Whether a noise points to a wheel bearing or a tire. What does the maintenance schedule call for at 60,000 miles? Ask away. Our technicians train directly through Nissan, and that knowledge does not stay locked in the shop.

Ordering, Pickup, and Installation Without the Runaround

Doing the work yourself? Contact us with your model year and what you are after, and we will confirm availability and pricing before you drive over. Rather hand it off? Our service department installs everything we sell, and you can schedule online in about a minute. Either way, you are dealing with the same components and the same people.

Vehicles age. Something always needs replacing. The choice you make in that moment decides whether the repair holds for years or lands you right back where you started, and factory components stack the odds in your favor.