GMC Acadia Parts
in Dubai
& the UAE

We carry shelf stock for all three GMC Acadia generations at Ras Al Khor. Part families in regular stock include brake pads and rotors, front and rear suspension control arms and bushings, wheel bearings, stabilizer bar links, engine and cabin air filters, oil filters, and spark plugs. First-generation Acadia (2007–2016, Lambda platform) and second-generation Acadia (2017–2023, C1XX platform) are both well represented. Third-generation Acadias (2024-on, VSS-S platform) are covered for service parts. ACDelco and GM Genuine are the OEM lines for all three generations.

Engine coverage differs by generation and build year. The Lambda generation ran the 3.6L V6 throughout its model run. The C1XX second generation launched with a 2.5L naturally aspirated I4 and a 3.6L V6; a 2.0L turbocharged I4 was added for the 2020 model year and became the standard engine from 2022 when the naturally aspirated 2.5L was dropped. The third-generation VSS-S Acadia runs a 2.5T turbocharged I4 only. Oil filters, air filters, and spark plugs differ across these engine families. Send your year, engine, and VIN on WhatsApp to confirm which parts apply to your build.

The biggest fitment risk with the Acadia is treating two vehicles sold in the same model year as the same car. For 2017, GMC offered both the redesigned second-generation Acadia and the old-body Acadia Limited, a carryover of the Lambda first generation. They share the nameplate and nothing else relevant to service or suspension parts. The table below maps each generation to its platform and the parts-relevant changes at each transition.

Within the Lambda first generation, the 2013 refresh updated exterior and interior without changing the suspension architecture. Lambda-platform service parts for the 2007 model year are therefore applicable to a 2016 Acadia in most categories, though engine service items changed when the LLT replaced the LY7 in 2009. The C1XX second generation differs completely: it runs a different suspension geometry, a new 9-speed automatic was introduced for the 2020 model year alongside the 2.0T engine, and engine-dependent service parts differ from anything on a Lambda. Always send the 17-digit VIN on WhatsApp; the VIN resolves the generation, platform, and engine code in one step.

In the 2017 model year, GMC sold two completely different Acadias. The main 2017 Acadia is the second-generation model: a shorter, narrower mid-size crossover on the C1XX platform, roughly 700 lb lighter than the first generation. The 2017 Acadia Limited is the first-generation body carried over for one final year, still on the Lambda platform. The two vehicles share the GMC badge and nothing else relevant to service or suspension parts.

If a customer quotes "2017 GMC Acadia" without a VIN, the parts are unconfirmable. The Acadia Limited remained in production until March 31, 2017. Any 2017 Acadia arriving in the UAE could be either vehicle; the 17-digit VIN is the only reliable way to identify which one. Send it on WhatsApp and we decode the generation before any part is pulled.

The Lambda first-generation Acadia shares its platform with the first-generation Chevrolet Traverse and Buick Enclave, along with the discontinued Saturn Outlook. Some Lambda-platform service parts may cross between these vehicles, but the specific part number depends on year, trim, and configuration. We route all Lambda platform cross-fitment queries through a VIN check; model name alone is not enough to confirm compatibility between these siblings.

ACDelco is the service-parts brand for the Acadia across all three generations. ACDelco Gold (Professional) is the OEM-equivalent tier and the standard replacement choice for brakes, filters, and suspension components. ACDelco Original Equipment (OE) matches the factory part number exactly, useful when fitment tolerance matters most, as it can with suspension geometry-sensitive parts. GM Genuine Parts is the single-tier factory OE line. Both brands are on the shelf at Ras Al Khor for Acadia applications.

Engine choice within the C1XX second generation determines which service parts apply. A second-generation Acadia with the 2.5L naturally aspirated I4 takes a different oil filter and air filter from a 3.6L V6 build in the same model year. The 2020-on 2.0T turbocharged I4 has its own set of service items. Aftermarket alternatives are available for Acadia where the customer specifies or where the application is cost-sensitive. The same documented-fault warranty terms apply as for the genuine lines: electrical components are non-returnable once fitted. WhatsApp the year, engine, and VIN and we advise the correct line for your build.

Our warehouse is at KAW Warehouse 1, Nadd Al Hamar Road, Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 2, Dubai. We are open Saturday to Thursday 08:30–19:30; Friday 08:30–12:00 and 15:00–19:30. Walk-in customers are welcome; WhatsApp your year, engine type, and VIN ahead to confirm what is on the shelf before you travel.

Shelf-stock orders placed before midday are dispatched the same day within Dubai. UAE-wide next-working-day delivery covers Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, and the Northern Emirates. For remote locations, confirm lead time on WhatsApp before ordering. We do not hold parts for unconfirmed orders. Confirm your Acadia generation and VIN first; then we reserve.

ACDelco and GM Genuine Parts for the Acadia carry a warranty against manufacturing defects. This covers brake components, suspension arms and bushings, filters, and mechanical parts across all three generations. Aftermarket parts we supply for Acadia also carry warranty cover where the fault is documented. Claims require proof: a workshop report or a written fault description.

Electrical components for Acadia, including ABS wheel speed sensors, TPMS modules, and engine management sensors, are non-returnable once fitted regardless of brand. Before fitting any electrical component you are uncertain about, WhatsApp us the part number and the fault code. We verify the specification against your Acadia VIN and confirm the correct part for your generation before you commit.