Whats your go to Website for OEM Toyota Parts?

[89hatcher]

I just got a 2002 4runner sport edition 4x4 from my cousin and i need some OEM parts to get this thing in top shape. Was wondering what's your go to website to get your OEM Toyota parts from post up. Thanks

 

[ZionXIX]

Toyotapartsdeal .com

 

[Link12]

Camelback Toyota is pretty good. I personally like Village Toyota parts out of Florida.

 

[99problems]

www.oempartsource.com has been good to me. They were even able to correct my order based on my VIN and save me that headache. I also use Amazon for small stuff like filters.

 

[TheDurk]

partznet.com aka Toyota, Scion, Honda, Nissan and Hyundai Parts | parts.conicellitoyotaofconshohocken.com.

They will match Camelback (or anybody else) including shipping and ship times for the East Coast are a LOT shorter than Camelback. I'm 40 miles away so stuff gets here real fast.

 

[naturerunning]

I second Toyotapartsdeal.com I've bought many things from them and have never had an issue, not mention price is usually cheaper too!

 

[naturerunning]

I also agree with @DURK, you can't go wrong with Partznet either

 

[Unner]

McGeorge Toyota Parts has better prices than camelback. You pay for shipping, but it still comes out cheaper for me being on the eastern side of the country.

 

[4BUMR]

It’s a little different, but Amayama.com is an international oem provider that has sweet prices if you’re not in a rush for shipping. When it was time for a suspension refresh I️ saved over $100 between inner/outer tie rods and LBJs


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[habanero]

EB Toyota
toyotaparts.bochtoyotasouth.com

Prices low, shipping not so low, works out to usually be the best deal for me.
or Local too, depending on what.

EDIT:
going by this thread and
Since I have 3 things I need to get:
EB
320.06
McGeorge
313.37
Amayama for 18-25 day shipping
241.88
Partznet
324.70

 

[kolelt]

https://parts.mcgeorgetoyota.com
Great prices for me.

 

[MACHINA]

I'll second McGeorge Toyota and Amayama.com. Amayama is handy for factory parts from other Japanese brands as well- found Nissan Frontier wheel bearings for a friend at half the cost shipped compared to online dealers stateside.

 

[Ed_C]

I third partznet,been dealing with them for several years. I subscribe to their email list and get discount codes every so often,last one was a post Superbowl special for 5% if the Eagles lost and 10 or 15% if they won.

 

[ZionXIX]

Does anyone know of a distribution center closest to Texas? I would love to get some of that fast shipping that thedurk enjoys.

 

[SpidermanGeek]

Because I'm in Canada, I mainly use Amayama.com & ToyotaPartsDirect.ca

 

[4Runner4Leon]

I think Amayama is in a league of its own pricewise, the only downside is their delivery time (3-4 weeks). But if you are not in a hurry, no one will touch their prices.

 

[trey99ek]

I also recommend partznet. I've used them for years.

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[PatrickStapler]

I use toyotapartsdeal.com, but again, I'm new. However, I searched and compared some listed here and TPD seems less expensive...at least for the items I have purchased. I also bought a front air dam for my MIL's minivan and they were way cheaper than any other I could find.

 

[yella]

I think Amayama is in a league of its own pricewise, the only downside is their delivery time (3-4 weeks). But if you are not in a hurry, no one will touch their prices.

Agreed, but you need to watch their delivery costs. That can sky rocket the prices.

Amazon.com seems to carry some OEM toyota stuff and the prices are good. My mom goes down to the states a few times a year; when she does I order a wack of stuff to the UPS store and have her pick it up.


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[phattyduck]

Agreed, but you need to watch their delivery costs. That can sky rocket the prices.

I had to get some Japan-only parts from them (1995 Celica GT4 rear brake discs) - EMS air for a couple 20+ lb brake rotors was rough...

-Charlie