Best ONLINE sources for OEM Toyota parts

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I usually order thru toyotapartsdeal or McGeorge Toyota. But I'm on the east coast so not sure which dealers your way offer good online pricing
 
afgman786 said:
I usually order thru toyotapartsdeal or McGeorge Toyota. But I'm on the east coast so not sure which dealers your way offer good online pricing
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Thank you!

My experience with buying OEM parts for my other cars have been dealers in the midwest who clearly focus on online business offered the best value / speed of delivery. Since this is the first Toyota I have owned since 1998 I need to get back up to speed.
 
Olathe Toyota (I live in Olathe and they seem to match any other online OEM part part supplier. )

EB Toyota Parts I used these guys as they seemed to always be low or at least match anything else I could find until I figured out Olathe Toyota would give me the "internet" price at the counter if I asked.
 
afgman786 said:
I usually order thru toyotapartsdeal or McGeorge Toyota. But I'm on the east coast so not sure which dealers your way offer good online pricing
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For the many years I've bought Toyota OEM parts online, I always look for the cheapest option. Almost every time it's been one of these two you mentioned. I've never had a problem with either.

Dixon Santana said:
Partsouq is another excellent resource. They typically carry a wide variety of parts for our vehicles. Prices are very reasonable and the shipping is insanely quick.
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I've never tried partsouq, I'll guess I'll have to try them next time.
 
Dixon Santana said:
Partsouq is another excellent resource. They typically carry a wide variety of parts for our vehicles. Prices are very reasonable and the shipping is insanely quick.
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Unless your parts get held up in customs which my recent order did. Always was amazed with how fast they shipped previously but this order required me documenting the composition of the items in my order. Delay was about a week.

I didn't have a timeline so it didn't matter. But just thought it was worth people knowing can happen.
John
 
Start with parts.toyota.com - that is their official Tier 1 site. It will funnel you to your three closest dealers - but check around because some dealers price more aggressively than others. I use Serra Toyota in Decatur, AL specifically because of their standing discounts on parts and accessories. I'm in Nashville which is not far away and they always get my orders to me quickly.

Also look for very lucrative OEM backed promotions around the major holidays and are ADDITIVE to dealer discounting
 
It is worth checking whether any of the local dealers have online discount sites. One near me isn't quite as cheap as some listed here, but really close to their pricing.. and rather than pay shipping I can swing by and pick up orders for a $5.25 will-call fee. Plus by now I've gotten to know the parts counter guys so well they often give me the online pricing when I call them with a part number. Not that placing the order online is difficult, but sometimes for something I need quickly that they happen to have in stock it is a little simpler.
 
If you have a Costco membership, check their auto buying program. If you have a participating Toyota dealer, toj can also get a 15% off parts coupon. It is my go to when I need something quick.
 
Toyotapartsdeal.com, and PartSouq are top notch. Lately, I've built a rapport with the service guy's at my local dealership and b/c they want the service, they will match online pricing.
 
timeo said:
I generally use Genuine OEM Toyota Parts | Conicelli Toyota of Conshohock - https://parts.conicellitoyotaofconshohocken.com Consistently low prices, with fast shipping to west coast.

I have used Toyotapartsdeal.com as well and they are typically slightly cheaper but they will not ship a partial order and wait until everything is in stock which has resulted in several long delays in getting orders. I have given up on using them because of this, not worth the wait to save a couple bucks.
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Thank you for letting up all know that for future purchases.
 
This is a useful timely thread, as old threads may point to old sites that don't exist or are no longer recommend.

I was searching because there used to be a couple guys on Mud that were go to parts guys. I've been off the forum for awhile, so are there no longer go to Mud members for parts?
 
RyanStl said:
This is a useful timely thread, as old threads may point to old sites that don't exist or are no longer recommend.

I was searching because there used to be a couple guys on Mud that were go to parts guys. I've been off the forum for awhile, so are there no longer go to Mud members for parts?
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You are probably thinking of Cruiser Dan and @OGBeno . Dan now runs the LandCruiser heritage museum, and I’m not quite sure what beno does but it doesn’t seem to be slinging parts. He’ll correct me if I’m wrong..
 
I don't think we have someone like CDAN or Beno on this forum. Several online sites - Olathe, Boch and McGeorge have been good. I always cross shop, since none of them always has the best price. I find the people at Olathe to be great when I can't find something on the diagrams, so I usually give them my business. Sometimes shipping matters a lot - like when I bought four brake rotors - the shipping was vastly different. Oh, and Partsouq is good sometimes too...
 
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