where's the best places to get nissan OEM parts (like suspension rubber parts)?
i thought there was a nissan dealer online that gave something like 30% discounts to .org members? or maybe i'm not remembering correctly.

 

courtesy nissan (don't know the site), and JR nissan (with "maxima" promo code). I'm not sure which is cheaper, but they both give a discount.

 

IMO I think JR Nissan has better deals on parts

 

JR Nissan takes 1-2 weeks til you get your parts though, so order in advanced.

Edit... On a second note, Courtesy Nissan's shipping rates start at $8 (even for some items, such as touch up paint pen).. they go up from there..

 

I'd rather get a legit 25% off, delivery in 2 days, and free shipping. I hate advertising for dealerships because that's their job to do so, just trying to save people money.

conicelli

 

I keep reading about these org discounts on certain OEM part suppliers, but I have yet to find one. I went to the site above (JR Nissan) but there was no area to enter a promo code.

How do org members claim discounts at Courtesy Nissan? (and JR Nissan)
Any help is much appreciated... need new pads and rotors..would be nice to save some moola

 

I've ordered from nissanpartscheap.com. I don't know if they are actually cheaper. You can check prices online and their service has always been good.

 

www.pinnalcenissan.com

 

pinnacle FTW......or courtesy.....

 

the best plac is www.worldpartsexpress.com hands down... i get all their stuff in 2-3 days tops... all parts are oem....

 

999E2-7K000-ch is a part number I need.... but it's for SE-L floormats in charcoal... what's the part number for them in tan? I have the tan cloth interior on my SE-L... but the previous owner swapped out to regular Maxima floormats.

 

WWW.Trademotion.com <-----OEM parts for any make/model

or

WWW.1staaanissanparts.com <------Oem parts for just Nissans

Both are quick with shipping and offer competitive prices.

 

I priced out my new 5th gen clutch parts at Jerry Rome Nissan and Everything Nissan, and Everything Nissan was much cheaper (by about $50 altogether). Bill (the parts guy) was very good as far as confirmation and suggesting alternatives too.

I'm no expert, but I think Courtesy offers some different aftermarket parts (or at least they adverstise them better).