Scion tC Parts

The Scion tC, meaning "Touring Coupe," is a compact vehicle manufactured by Toyota under the Scion brand. Known as Toyota Zelas in Middle East, China, and South America, the tC provides an affordable driving experience with its "single-spectrum" pricing. The tC boasts a chassis similar to the Avensis and features MacPherson strut front and double-wishbone rear suspension. It underwent a redesign in 2007 for the 2008 model year, with a new grille, headlights, and taillights, and another refresh in 2010 featuring a stronger, more angular look. The newer models, inspired by the Fuse concept, employ the I4 2AR-FE engine from the Toyota Camry and come standard with stability control. The tC also had a simpler version called the Spec Package, which came with fewer standard features. Despite initial underwhelming sales, the tC became Scion's most popular model, accounting for nearly half of the brand's sales from 2005 to 2007. It maintained popularity with tuners due to the wide availability of parts and its presence in the Forza Motorsport 5 video game. The 2014 tC update included design elements from the FR-S, including updated LED headlights, grille, and taillights. Production of the tC was discontinued in August 2016. The Scion tC has carved its niche in the industry, attracting the youngest average buyer age at just 29 years old.

As a sport compact coupe, the Scion tC excels in speed and performance, but over time, it can still experience certain issues. One common problem includes excessive oil consumption, often leading to poor fuel economy and diminished engine performance, with symptoms like slow and poor response upon acceleration, engine misfiring, and difficulty in starting the car. These symptoms could indicate failing oil filters, air filters, drive belts, or spark plugs. Another common issue relates to suspension and braking failures, exhibited by the vehicle bottoming out, producing excessive road noise, grinding noises when turning, and severe damage to front tires and brakes. These signs could indicate problems with the coil springs, coil spring insulator, or wheel bearing, with a faulty brake pad set often being responsible for braking failures. However, maintaining a Scion tC goes beyond resolving these issues; it also involves keeping both the exterior and interior auto parts in top condition. This includes the emblem, which identifies your car and should be kept shiny and intact, the wiper blades that clear your windscreen and need regular upkeep, and the headlight and fog light bulbs, both of which are crucial for safe driving.

OEM parts are unrivaled in terms of quality. They go through extensive quality control inspections and are produced in accordance with Scion's official factory specifications. All of these remove defects and imperfections. So you can relax knowing they promise exceptional lifespan and flawless fitment. If you are on a budget but wish for your vehicle to have a long life, you've come to the right place. We offer an extensive inventory of OEM Scion tC parts, from alternators to floor mats, all at unbeatable prices. Rest assured, all our genuine Scion tC parts are backed by the manufacturer's warranty, ensuring your peace of mind. Additionally, we offer an easy return policy and swift delivery service for your convenience.