VRSF sells aftermarket performance parts for BMW cars, such as intercoolers, exhausts, charge pipes, intakes and blow-off valves, plus some Toyota Supra and Porsche GT3 parts and branded apparel.
Its return rules are strict, with a restocking fee of up to 25% possible, so confirm fitment before a code tempts you.
VRSF, short for VR Speed Factory, organizes its catalog by car model, covering BMW lines from the 1 Series through the 5 and 6 Series, the X3 to X6 SUVs and many M cars, plus the Toyota Supra and Porsche GT3. Typical parts include racing and catted downpipes, front mount intercooler kits, charge pipe kits with replacement couplers and O-rings, exhaust clamps and blow-off valves from TiAL Sport.
The company says its aim is to pair strong quality with an affordable price, backed by knowledgeable advice and customer service. Besides car parts, it sells accessories, off-road products and branded hoodies, and it runs a dealer program for shops that want to resell its products. A newsletter announces new releases.
When shoppers look for VRSF coupons
VRSF coupon searches peak in March, about 1.3× a typical month, and dip lowest in September.
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What is VRSF's return policy?
Request a return within 30 days of purchase; used, electronic, custom or modified products get no credit or refund. (read Oct 8, 2026)
What payment methods does VRSF accept?
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay logos appear in the site footer.
More about shopping at VRSF
What's sold
BMW intercoolers, exhausts, charge pipes, intakes and blow-off valves, with some Toyota Supra and Porsche GT3 parts and VRSF apparel.
Return costs
A restocking fee of up to 25% may be charged, and original outbound shipping isn't refunded. (read Oct 8, 2026)
Shipping risk
VRSF says it isn't responsible for items lost or damaged in shipping. (read Oct 8, 2026)
Dealer program
Resellers can apply through a dealer sign-up on the VRSF site.
Where VRSF's code box sits, and which parts a code skips, wasn't spelled out on its site.
Watch the order total before you pay.
Because outbound shipping isn't refunded and a restocking fee of up to 25% may apply, a code saves less than it seems if the part goes back.
Custom and modified parts can't be returned for credit at all, so a discount on one of those is a final sale in practice.
Match the part to your BMW, Supra or GT3 before ordering.
Shipping rates weren't listed either, so check the shipping line before relying on the discount.
More ways to save at VRSF
If you install or resell parts, the dealer sign-up on the VRSF site is the route to look at, though dealer pricing wasn't shown.
For a single car, the biggest saving is avoiding a return: a used part earns no refund, and up to 25% can go to restocking on the reSt. VRSF doesn't take responsibility for parcels lost or damaged in shipping, so track a pricey exhaust or intercooler closely.
VRSF questions, answered
Does VRSF charge a restocking fee?
A restocking fee of up to 25% may be charged on returns. Original outbound shipping isn't refunded either.
Does VRSF sell parts for cars other than BMW?
BMW is the focus, but VRSF also carries some Toyota Supra and Porsche GT3 parts, plus branded apparel.
Can shops become VRSF dealers?
The site has a dealer sign-up for resellers. Dealer terms weren't shown on the pages read.