Best source for BMW parts?

[rainman49]

I don't know about shipping to Canada, but I've had great luck with autohausaz.com for parts for my wife's BMW and my daughter's Volvo. The only glitch I've had is when the coil packs for the BMW got stuck in last winter's snowstorm.

 

[volvos_rock]

FCPgroton.com. They can ususally not be beat for the Volvo stuff and run sales all the time. From what I have seen they have a good selection of beemer stuff to. Rockauto for certian things is good as well. I've also had good luck with eeuroparts.com, although I'm not sure how much they have for BMW.

 

[JHZR2]

Dan at united.

 

[huffmuds9320]

I have bought stuff from ECS Tuning and German Auto Parts. ECS Tuning does carry Liqui Moly and Castrol 10W-60.

 

[morris]

years ago my friend had a BMW he needed a tie rod bar. went to BMW $300. went to reg parts house $100, when he took it out of the box, it was in a BMW plastic wrap.

 

[Quattro Pete]

I get most of my BMW parts from Autohausaz. They have free shipping if your order totals $50 or more, but I don't know about Canada.

Basic stuff like OEM air/oil filters I sometimes get from Amazon to fill up an order to get me to free shipping.

 

[mva]

Originally Posted By: engineerscott
I've had luck with Pelican Parts in the past:

http://www.pelicanparts.com/



+1 and I am also in Canada

They offer free shipping on large orders.

 

[NJC]

I've bought from both Rockauto and FCPgroton - and have not had to pay fees/brokerage when package arrived at my door (Vancouver BC). If you can find what you need at FCPgroton for similar prices, the shipping is cheaper. They use UPS World Ease, which includes taxes, brokerage and shipping. My last order of $287USD cost me $31 to ship - which is cheaper in taxes alone (12% here).

But Rockauto has great selection. And watch for their wholesale blowouts too. I bought a pair of Canadian-made Beck Arnley brake pads from Houston TEXAS for $5 plus shipping and it was still cheaper than buying it locally.