Cheapest Toyota Dealership to Purchase OEM Parts

This is so far the cheapest dealership I found for the part comparison I have done. What dealership do you all consider to be the cheapest?
https://toyotaparts.bochtoyotasouth.com/oem-parts/

 

@Roman can assist you.

 

I don't think there is a cheapest, it just depends on the day and what the shipping will be. I used to get stuff cheap at Cabe Toyota in Long Beach CA.

Last OEM part I needed I went through Roman's place, I didn't ask for any sort of deal but I noticed they were a few bucks cheaper than the rest for that part.

 

@Roman has cheap prices and a shipping discount code.

 

Your link is $3 less for the Lower Ball Joint than my place. Good job.

 

https://parts.toyotaofcoolsprings.com/

It's not quite cheaper than Boch but with the 20% off shipping coupon Cool Springs offers, it's a break-even for me over Boch. What I will say is Cool Springs is cheaper than everyone else I've ever looked at until I saw this about Boch, I'm surprised to see anyone cheaper.

That said! Cool Springs has turned me into a life-long customer, at least as long as Roman is there. He recently went out of his way to make sure I was getting the correct special-order part before it left the dealership, realized what came to him was not the right part, then he proceeded to order the only other option, which ended up being the correct item.

That, combined with low shipping just up the interstate, plus the lower-than-almost-everyone pricing has my business.

PS - read here for more info about this shipping code.

 

When shopping Toyota parts prices, compare the bottom lines of two or three sites, but include shipping, discounts, etc. Don't go by cheapest part prices, you may end up paying more overall.

And, one more thing: Be sure you're ordering exactly what fits your vehicle. If you make a mistake, some (if not all) online sites will not accept returns, or else the "restocking fee" is going bite off half your azz. I have sold brand new parts on ebay rather than eat their restocking fee. That's just the way they like it, and that's fine, but they'll never get another order from me.

@Roman and TOCS are hard to beat, both pricewise and otherwise. If you need help on a part number, Roman answers PMs during regular business hours.

 

Try Longo Toyota in El Monte

 

Who else can claim CONSISTENT stories and service like this above ^^^ regarding Roman at Toyota of Cool Springs (think: south Nashville)??? Impossible to put a value on this type of service in today's "I don't know what happened. The internet said it was the right part"!!!!

 

https://parts.mcgeorgetoyota.com/ seems to have the lowest prices.

 

Thanks for the recommendations, fellas.

Am I the absolute cheapest Toyota parts store online. No, I am not. I've said this before. What I will not be beat on is the level of service I provide. Other Toyota dealerships can try and capitalize on the market by essentially giving parts away all they want, but they will not go to the lengths I have and will go to to help a customer. I have ordered parts in just to look at them and make sure they are correct. I have came up with solutions for swapping parts from one model to another. I have answered technical questions that other dealers could not provide answers for. I am very fast at replying to emails and PMs on the forum. I am good looking and whimsical.

Seriously, though. I'm here to help out where I can. Some guys will use my information, knowledge, and work to figure out what they need and go save a few bucks on another website, and that's cool. Totally your prerogative to buy where you want. My philosophy is service first, price second. Let me know if you need anything.

 

Yep. This is why I'll continue to buy from you. Thanks for all your help

 

I found Toyota of cool springs last year. My local stealership here in Sacramento ca has too much business; they don’t price match. So I order from Tn. I just joined the tundra forum and am glad to know we have a dude like Roman that can help us out with info.

 

Mcgeorge and conicelli. I've searched this forever.

If you "forget" your items in your car after you hit checkout and are ready to pay. They will send you a shipping discount like 10OFF or 20OFF.

 

Because of this, this is why I buy from @Roman

 

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@Roman is always 20% shipping and sometimes has a FREE shipping deal.

 

It's worth checking LaGarange too. I buy Taco parts and usually Lagrange is right in there with Coolsprings, McGeorge, Camelback, and Coincelli. BTW, I am going to have a 1st Tundra within 1yr. My commitment to myself!

https://toyotaparts.lagrangetoyota.com/

 

Thank you, sir. I will definitely continue to put in the effort to help out anybody on the forum.