Euro car parts - weekend discounts

[Crazy Harry]

I've been looking at the Euro car website for parts for my E85 and this weekend they are offering 35% discount.

I'm not in a mad rush for the bits and I'm sure I've seen them offer bigger discounts in the past - so how often do they tend to discount and have bigger reductions been offered? and; other than fleabay where else should I be looking online for new parts?

 

[Smartbear]

Hi, I’ve heard that the standard prices vary according to the size of the offer, so all is not as it seems with these big discounts! :?
Rob

 

[MACK]

Hi, I’ve heard that the standard prices vary according to the size of the offer, so all is not as it seems with these big discounts! :?
Rob

+1.

GSF are just the same their current discount is 54% this weekend with WKD54 but the prices are massively inflated to compensate. They had a similar mid week discount and no doubt will have another for tuesday onwards. Both gsf and euro (euro are under a different name) are on ebay with most parts way cheaper than there website for the same thing.

These two are worse than DFS.

 

[Crazy Harry]

Thanks chaps

Might make a note of list prices and sit it out for a while just watching - don't really need the stuff for a couple of months so time to watch and compare.

 

[Nictrix]

Thanks chaps

Might make a note of list prices and sit it out for a while just watching - don't really need the stuff for a couple of months so time to watch and compare.

That's what I done a few months ago when looking for discs and pads. They started off at around £270 for fronts , backs and sensors and ended up at £230.

 

[Paulr]

I have always found Mister Auto to be the very good. My brake discs on my Santa Fe were still cheaper than EuroCarParts with 35% discount!

 

[Crazy Harry]

Just looked on euro parts again

Price yesterday - 35% discount £107.99 from £165.99
price today - 16% discount £107.99 from £129.99
their own ebay listing yesterday and today £65.09 from an rrp of £114.08

I don't think any of you can explain either but no doubt it will be an ebay purchase then

 

[Crazy Harry]

and - an hour and a half later I have a cookie/banner ad on my PC offering 33% discount; although I can't find that on their website to find the full price.

I'm off to delete cookies and browsing history and lie in the dark for a bit. Then I'll think of a number and the first offer that gets down to it - I'm in

 

[taffy bhoy]

often find that carparts4less, which i believe are the same company usualy have better price overall without the discounts that eurocarparts use to drop their prices. always worth a look before buying (assuming you are getting them delivered of course)