Sanctions have you feeling down, worry not! While it is slightly more difficult to find parts for your Soviet 4×4 compared to the past, it is no where near impossible, below are some of the resources that I personally use and can vouch for.

UAZ Parts

The following are some suppliers that offer UAZ parts to American / Western customers. Due to the similarities between the UAZ 452, 469 as well as the GAZ 69, many of these parts are interchangeable.

Tarmot 4×4 in Poland is a full pledged UAZ restoration shop that also sells a wide arrange of UAZ parts. I have personally been in contact with this company over the years and have also purchased numerous parts from them in order to keep my personal American based UAZ on the road. While the US is not in their shipping menu, they are very responsive by email and should have no issues sending you the parts you need. Check out the shop here. You may have to use Google translate in order to view items as most of the shop is available only in Polish.

UAZ Spare Parts is another company that I have experience using. While the parts are more expensive (they are based out of Belgium). Their shipping time is extremely fast and cheap (I can usually get parts in less than a week or two max). Again their website is mostly in what I believe is Dutch, so Google Translate is also your friend here. Parts cannot be directly ordered from the page, however they are also very responsive by email and most parts can be purchased by bank transfer. Check them out here!

Avtoklassika is geographically the furthest company, yet ironically has the most English friendly site. Based out of Ukraine they are also a full Soviet Auto Restoration that sells a plethora of new and used spare parts including, you guessed it, UAZ. I have also purchased parts from this company without any issues and am shocked by the prices and delivery speed. Even with ongoing world circumstances I can usually acquire parts in less than 2 weeks. Their website is linked here.

Ebay is a website that has almost anything auto related including UAZ parts. The biggest issue I have with getting parts from Ebay is the prices and shipping times. Often times a part from ebay will cost twice as much as some of the previous sources as well as take sometimes over a month to arrive. Unfortunately there are times where there is no other option. There are several German, Belarusian, and Ukrainian suppliers that offer many rare UAZ parts for a premium. I have had some rare success with finding good deals, I even found a new UAZ wheel hub for sale in Atlanta, Georgia for a reasonable price, however most times the above resources seem to have better prices as well as faster shipping times.

UAZ America also has the ability to provide UAZ parts. If having difficulty finding any parts for your UAZ please feel free to reach out on our contact page with the part(s) that you are trying to receive. In Georgia UAZ parts are widely available and we will do the best we can to find whatever you need.

Attached is the UAZ catalog, simply find the needed part in the catalog and find the associated part number.

Lada Parts

Thankfully Lada parts are a bit easier to acquire in the US. There is even a physical Lada parts store in Miami! More about that here. Below are my main sources for shipping Lada parts into the West.

Lada Power is an extremely user friendly site based out of Estonia. On top of having almost any Lada part you can think of, they also have a nice catalogue page for most Lada models. Check them out here.

LADA.shop is another user friendly website offering a wide selection of parts for your Lada. Based out of the Netherlands they also boast fast delivery times. Their website is here.

Spareto is a company that I have also been using for some time now. What I like the most about them is their extremely friendly and easy to use User Interface, as well as the wide arrange of vehicles that they offer parts for. Not only do they have a wide arrange of Lada parts, but also other common European vehicles that are rare in the US. Being another Estonian based company, they offer lightning fast shipping (usually faster than a business week) as well as very reasonable prices. See it for yourself here.

Partslada is the final site I will be referencing on this website. Due to being based in Russia they offer pretty much every part you can think of for your Lada. I had no idea how they ship parts out or their possibility of shipping from Russia to the US, so I ordered a part from them just to see. Fortunately a packet came in the mail with a Russian Post sticker on it in a few weeks containing my part. They do take western credit cards and also have fair prices. Their website is here.

The other million sites: It is no secret that Lada parts availability is much greater than UAZ. This is probably due to the wide supply chain that Lada has had through out the world. They were even sold in countries such as Great Britain and Canada! Due to this fact, there are too many parts sources available to review them all on this site. I also try to steer clear of ones that I do not have experience with. Parts can even be found on more common western auto sites such as ebay and even amazon!