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Goondiwindi’s Local Experts in 4WD Parts

In Goondiwindi, your 4WD is more than a vehicle—it’s part of your work, travel, and day-to-day life. That’s why Multidrive Parts Australia is proud to offer reliable, all-in-one 4WD services to drivers across the region. With over 25 years of hands-on industry knowledge, our family-run business is here to keep your vehicle running at its best.

We stock a huge range of new and used parts for popular 4WD models, backed by a skilled mechanical team ready to handle everything from installations to complex repairs. Whether you're chasing a quick fix or a full rebuild, we've got the tools and experience to get it done right.

Looking to upgrade? Our yard features carefully selected second-hand utes, 4WDs, and commercial vehicles—ready to work as hard as you do. Plus, our tilt-tray towing service gives Goondiwindi locals fast support when breakdowns happen.

Call Multidrive Parts Australia on 02 6762 1942 for expert help throughout Goondiwindi, from Yelarbon to Billa Billa and beyond.

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What We Offer

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Used Parts

Get quality used 4WD parts in Goondiwindi. We supply components for Toyota, Nissan, Holden, and more—tested and ready for your next repair.

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New Parts

Looking for new 4WD parts in Goondiwindi? We offer engines, gearboxes, panels, and more—built for performance and reliability across tough terrain.

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Utes for Sale

Explore our selection of second-hand utes and 4WDs in Goondiwindi. Find trusted models like Hilux, LandCruiser, and Pathfinder—suited for work and everyday use.

Towing

Our towing team in Goondiwindi provides fast, reliable vehicle recovery. We tow 4WDs, cars, vans, and more—helping you get back on track quickly.

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Comprehensive 4WD Services

At Multidrive Parts Australia, we know your 4WD is more than just a vehicle—it’s a vital tool for work, travel, and daily life. That’s why we offer a full range of 4WD services right here in Goondiwindi, keeping you moving with confidence.

New & Used Parts: Durable 4WD components to suit a variety of makes and models—tested for performance and longevity.
Mechanical Workshop: Our expert team handles repairs and part installations with care, precision, and attention to detail.
Vehicles for Sale: Choose from our quality range of second-hand utes, 4WDs, and light commercial vehicles—ready for any job.
Towing: Fast, dependable towing services available across Goondiwindi and surrounding areas when you need them most.

Wherever your 4WD takes you in Goondiwindi, Multidrive Parts Australia is here to support every journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What local areas do you service?

We service all areas in and around Goondiwindi, including Inglewood, Texas, and Yelarbon.
What’s the difference between OEM and aftermarket 4WD parts?

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts are made by the same company that produced the original parts for your vehicle. They're generally considered high quality, reliable, and a direct fit. Aftermarket parts are produced by third-party manufacturers and can vary in quality, fit, and price. While some aftermarket parts offer excellent value and performance, others may not meet the same durability standards. Choosing between OEM and aftermarket depends on your budget, the part in question, and whether you need exact factory specifications or are open to performance upgrades.
What’s the difference between a part-time and full-time 4WD system?

A part-time 4WD system allows the driver to manually engage or disengage the four-wheel drive function as needed—usually via a lever, switch, or dial. It's designed for off-road or slippery conditions and should not be used on dry pavement due to drivetrain binding. A full-time 4WD system, on the other hand, constantly powers all four wheels and often uses a centre differential to allow smooth operation on all surfaces. Full-time systems offer better traction at all times but can be less fuel-efficient than part-time systems.