About Pickup Parts Finder

Who publishes this site

Pickup Parts Finder is published and edited by Jason Caluori. The guides are written as practical research summaries; they are not reports of hands-on product testing, and the site does not claim professional mechanic credentials.

How the research workflow works

1. You enter your truck and the part you need.
2. The finder applies fixed, category-specific rules to build a search phrase and a fitment checklist. There's no AI generating results and no product database.
3. You open search links at Amazon.com or Google, or look for manufacturer fit guides.
4. Optionally, you copy a research brief into ChatGPT yourself for live, cited research.

Independence and money

The site is free and has no sign-up. Amazon.com search links include an Amazon Associates tag, so Jason Caluori may earn a commission on qualifying purchases. Search plans are built from your truck details and the part category, not from commission rates, and the site doesn't feature or rank specific products. We're not affiliated with or endorsed by any vehicle manufacturer.

What this site doesn't do

• It doesn't guarantee fitment or verify individual listings.
• It doesn't sell parts, take orders, or process payments.
• It doesn't show prices, stock, or local inventory.