Why is Rock Auto so cheap?

Why is Rock Auto so cheap?

By selling more, they get better pricing from their suppliers. Efficiency, they only keep the parts in one warehouse versus 100’s of stores. So they have little admin and sales overhead. Their marketing costs are nominal.

How quickly does RockAuto ship?

Orders ship within one business day unless a delay is noted in the part listing (see “… X Day Delay”) or you choose a payment method that doesn’t process immediately (see “How long will it take to process my payment?”). Business days are Monday through Friday.

Where are RockAuto parts shipped from?

Short Answer: RockAuto doesn’t disclose its warehouse locations, but customers report shipments from warehouses in California, Florida, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Texas, and Utah. RockAuto ships from a combination of its own warehouses and third-party distribution centers.

How do I return to RockAuto?

To return a item to RockAuto, go to their website, and click returns. Then you can enter your order details and they will let you print out a shipping label. Stick it on the package, and go to a post office to drop it off.

How does Rockauto warranty work?

Warranties offer only replacement of the defective part with another part: no cash refunds and no reimbursement of labor costs, shipping costs or other expenses. Replacement under warranty does not extend the warranty term. Wholesaler Closeout items have a 30 day warranty (but still are covered by our Return Policy).

Does Rockauto sell OEM parts?

I used Rockauto a few times for my other cars. So far no problem. They have some OEM parts.

Where can I buy OEM parts?

The dealership is one of the best places to purchase auto parts. Most auto dealerships only sell standard OEM manufacturer parts. Best of all, they can use your VIN number to find the correct part for your car or truck.

Should you use OEM parts?

Greater assurance of quality: The OEM part should work exactly as the one you are replacing. It is what the vehicle was manufactured with and provides a peace of mind in its familiarity and performance. Comes with a warranty: Most automakers back up their OEM parts with a one-year warranty.

Are OEM brakes worth it?

A: OEM stands for “original equipment manufacturer,” so OEM brake pads are the same as those that came with the vehicle. The friction material on the brake pads may be organic, semi-metallic or ceramic. Brand-name aftermarket pads are just as good — and sometimes better — than OEM. Don’t waste money.