Where to buy OEM parts cheap

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Camelback Toyota has some of the cheapest prices I've seen. I believe they have free shipping if you are spending a certain amount.
 
There are countless online Toyota parts sellers.

Their pricing will seem good in many cases until they add in shipping. Some sellers do better in the shipping dept. than others. As mentioned already, most will ship for free if you order a specific $ amount.

For me, online parts purchasing works if I'm buying high $$$ items like ignition cols(COP). For things like oil filter/etc, it's not always worth it.

You can often times find OEM on ebay and many of these sellers ship for free.

Just my 2 cents.


the reason i asked is that im trying to find a place that the shipping isnt 30.00 or more for the caps that goes on the end of the rocker panels (parts #6) and one site has 500+ for shipping but im guessing the online order form is calculating that its the complete rocker panel

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Camelback Toyota has some of the cheapest prices I've seen. I believe they have free shipping if you are spending a certain amount.

Just went to Camelback to order a cargo mat and oil filter- great prices but I was given shipping options ranging from $275 -$300plus for $80 worth of parts??

Seriously??
 
Just went to Camelback to order a cargo mat and oil filter- great prices but I was given shipping options ranging from $275 -$300plus for $80 worth of parts??

Seriously??

Exactly what I have found when looking at parts to order from Camelback. Part prices are good but shipping is outrageous ! It's like they hope you will hit the "pay" button then realize you just got the driveshaft insertion treatment.

I do better just going to a dealer near me and ask for DIY discount which makes the OEM price better than non-OEM part from Autozone, O'Reilly's. etc.
 
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Spend some time to find the price and location you like best. Shipping varies, local pickup is often a better option for fluids, heavy, or oversized parts. In Feb and March there was a site wide free shipping offer. I ordered brake pads for 2 cars from an out of state dealer so no tax. Last year I ordered the window moldings for all four doors. Shipping worked out cheaper than sales tax.
I also ordered and picked up a case of ATF and Coolant on a road trip since they won’t ship that stuff.
My local dealer charges the FTC price so I don’t give them any business if I can avoid it.
 
Lots of good options in this thread. In my experience, to avoid shipping costs, I find the best price online then call my local dealership and see if they can match that price. Then I just go there and pick it up!
 

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