OEM parts dealers
 

Anyone recommend a Toyota OEM parts dealer that will take a credit card over the phone & still give me a discount?

My local dealerships won't give ANY discount and I used Conicelli Toyota for years, but they will no longer give a discount over the phone.

I have a rear brake caliper hanging up so I'm going to order 2 rear calipers, 2 rotors and a set of brakes.

Thanks!

I’ve found several with a quick Google search. “Toyota parts discount” and “Toyota parts wholesale”. I’m sure you’ll find many options.

I always found that many dealers have an online parts internet sales and under another name, but sold out of the dealership parts department. I mainly use this for accessory parts for my vehicles, but have not purchased any Toyota, or Lexus parts to date this way.

this is the best way. if you go through service department (ie bring your vehicle in for brakes) they will quote you the full jacked up price. you can maybe negotiate 10% on the spot or so. if you go to the parts counter or via internet you can often get much more discount. there's a dealer I order from in Canada that luckily doesn't take too long to ship to me (they are actually fantastic, they ship out next day, Canada post delivers in 2-3 days). when I broke my dome light housing they got me one from California in one week, since there were none left in Canada - amazing service. they have anywhere from 25% to 40% off parts online, basically wholesale prices.

I always order from them for larger items but they do charge shipping. I order from my local dealer parts counter for smaller items that are less $ since I don't have to pay for shipping. also use my local dealer when I want next day pickup (Amazon prime 2 day and next day deliver is now the standard for delivery I expect lol)

Several suggestions:
1. Use your part number on a Google search, then look at the lowest price. I found that Ourisman Toyota (formerly McGeorge Toyota) had the best price + shipping.
2. Look up your part on the official Toyota parts web site: autoparts.Toyota.com. The prices they show are usually less than the over the counter prices at your dealer. Plus, they will ship to your local dealer for free for pick up.

Both of those take credit cards.

Well you just missed a 25% off sale at Southeast Toyota dealers. Keep an eye on this website. Explore genuine Toyota Parts with Toyota Parts Online
Also the main Toyota parts website. Do the legwork to find the dealer with the best discount on your parts. This can vary. Genuine Toyota Parts and Accessories: Official Online Store | Autoparts.toyota.com

I buy from Conicelli and McGeorge both at times but I use Paypal and I love the simple way PP works. Are you against trying that?

It would be much easier to buy better priced parts online. I always buy through bamwholesaleparts and their prices are always competitive.

Thanks for that 2nd link. I used it to order some maintenance items I will need soon. 10% off until the 27th. Only downside is I have to pickup from a not so close local dealer. Still not too far, but I wish my really close local dealer participated in the online program.


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The 10% off on the website is usually on top of whatever the dealers usually discount is. Takes a bit of legwork to compare various dealers. Free shipping at $75 is great but most dealers won’t ship fluids.

I use

Genuine OEM Toyota Parts and Accessories Online - Toyota Parts Deal

MegaZip - Genuine OEM Parts From Japan, USA, UAE | Online Store

and

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Also Burj Auto, also in the UAE: Genuine parts for car and truck online | Burjauto

The MegaZip one, says authentic Toyota parts from Japan
Are we confident these are OEM Toyota parts and not actually a visual copy from Chy'na? Some of the parts are almost a third of retail and almost half what they are from the cheapest place in the states. Lakeland Toyota and Toyota of Grapevine have always been uber cheap on parts, like -30/40% off retail but that MegaZip is almost half of their prices. Kinda sus.

Agreed. I've seen many warnings against counterfeit parts from CHI-NAH. So, it's worth it to me to pony up the extra few dollars to get OEM parts and not chance it on fakes. I'll only purchase it thru verified dealer parts sellers. That means no Amazon/eBay or other non-factory online companies.

The Denso spark plug counterfeits is what really opened my eyes, same package, same part number, same look, but nearly half price and a totally different resistance which eats the coil packs up or throws check engine codes.
NO SIR no thanks.