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While it is uncommon, if you wish to return a product for any reason, you have a full 30 days to do so.

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All orders within the continental United States ship free — fast and secure every time.

2–3 Day Delivery

Most continental US orders arrive within 2–3 business days once shipped.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • When should an airbag be replaced?

    Airbags should be replaced if they have been deployed in an accident, show visible damage, or have been recalled due to defects. In some cases, older airbags may need replacement if the vehicle manufacturer recommends it.
  • Can an airbag be repaired, or does it always need replacement?

    Once deployed, airbags cannot be repaired and must be replaced. However, if the issue is with the sensors or wiring, repairs might be possible without replacing the entire airbag system.
  • How do I find the correct airbag for my vehicle?

    Start with your vehicle’s year, make and model using the Airbag Finder on our homepage. For the most accurate match, also compare the OEM part number from your original airbag. If you are unsure, contact our support team at with your vehicle information and we can help you identify the correct part.

  • How much does a replacement airbag cost?

    Airbag prices vary depending on the vehicle, airbag location and OEM part number. A driver steering-wheel airbag, passenger airbag, curtain airbag or knee airbag can each have very different prices. Search for your specific vehicle here to see our current inventory and pricing.

  • Are aftermarket airbags safe to use?

    We exclusively supply genuine OEM airbags to ensure the highest standards of safety and reliability. Recent incidents involving counterfeit airbags, such as those reported by Carbuzz, highlight the critical importance of using certified components to protect vehicle occupants effectively.

  • What does OEM airbag mean?

    OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturer. An OEM airbag was manufactured for use in the vehicle manufacturer’s original restraint system rather than being a generic aftermarket replacement. DiscountAirbags.com specializes in genuine OEM airbags for a wide range of vehicle makes and models.

  • Why should I choose an OEM replacement airbag?

    OEM airbags are designed for the original restraint system of a specific vehicle application. DiscountAirbags.com specializes in genuine OEM airbags rather than generic aftermarket replacements. Our used OEM airbags are verified as non-deployed and screened against applicable open manufacturer and NHTSA safety recalls before listing.

  • Are your used OEM airbags deployed?

    No. Used OEM airbags sold by DiscountAirbags.com are verified as non-deployed. They are also screened against applicable open manufacturer and NHTSA safety recalls before being listed for sale.

  • What types of replacement airbags do you sell?

    Our inventory includes many types of OEM airbags, including driver steering-wheel airbags, passenger dash airbags, knee airbags, curtain / roof airbags, seat-mounted airbags and door airbags. Availability depends on the specific year, make, model and vehicle configuration.

  • Do you offer free shipping on replacement airbags?

    Yes. Standard shipping is free on orders within the continental United States. Orders are processed within 24 business hours, and most shipments are delivered within approximately 2–3 business days after shipping, depending on location and shipping method. Shipping & Support — https://discountairbags.com/shipping-and-support

  • Who should install a replacement airbag?

    Airbags are part of a vehicle’s Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). Installation and the complete SRS should be checked by a qualified automotive professional, because other SRS components, sensors or modules may also require inspection after a collision.