[w_tech]

Hello,
Does anybody know if there is a supplier (who would sell to DIYer) of Moog suspension parts in/near Vancouver?
Thanks!

[Suprarz666]

lordco carries moog parts.

[underscore]

Lordco should, but if you can afford to wait RockAuto is usually cheaper.

[w_tech]

Thanks for the tips!
- anybody has experience using Rockauto with shipping to Canada? Unexpected customs/brokerage fees/taxes?

[underscore]

I order nearly everything from RockAuto now. Zero hidden fees or surprises, what you pay when you check out is the final cost to you.

[CorneringArtist]

I order nearly everything from RockAuto now. Zero hidden fees or surprises, what you pay when you check out is the final cost to you.

Absolutely this, duty and taxes are already factored into their final shipping price, and rates are fair. It sublets their international shipping to FedEx Ground as well.

[Inaii]

A lot of the time their stock comes out of Ontario. My co-worker uses it quite frequently for larger items and says he's never had a problem with them. We use it all the time at work to look up part numbers or show customers what the part looks like so they can tell us if that's what they're looking for. It's really handy!

[Mancini]

I'm a mog. Half man, half dog.

[european]

^
:lol

[hud 91gt]

I'm going to have to try Rockauto to Canada. I always ship to PR, but what a pain.


I get Moog at Rockauto or Lordco when I need it quickly.

[w_tech]

Ordered from rockauto and it was pretty painless. Parts got here in about a <week with their consolidated shipping. The only extra cost was that they seem to use google for their currency conversion and my credit card was ~1-2% more - so not a significant extra (and you will be informed of this potential extra cost when you 'check out')

So I definitely recommend RockAuto - roughly half price of whatever I could find online from Canadian stores.