I'm looking for a website to buy all the things that the main dealer always charges ludicrously high markups on that can just be delivered in the post... wiper blades, batteries, bulbs etc. I've found tyre sites pretty easily but any other suggestions gratefully received!
Alternatively if there are 'real' shop alternatives to the main dealer ( a sort of a kwik-fit garage store) that dont charge the earth i would love to hear of those too...
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Anyone know of a decent website for ordering car parts online?
Jun 23, 09 17:57
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I'm looking for a website to buy all the things that the main dealer always charges ludicrously high markups on that can just be delivered in the post... wiper blades, batteries, bulbs etc. I've found tyre sites pretty easily but any other suggestions gratefully received!
Alternatively if there are 'real' shop alternatives to the main dealer ( a sort of a kwik-fit garage store) that dont charge the earth i would love to hear of those too...
hucklewooJun 23, 09 17:57
Alternatively if there are 'real' shop alternatives to the main dealer ( a sort of a kwik-fit garage store) that dont charge the earth i would love to hear of those too...
hucklewooJun 23, 09 17:57
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Jun 23, 09 18:10
There is a Speedy shop next to the Geant Superstore in Annemasse , very similar to Halfords..
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There is a Speedy shop next to the Geant Superstore in Annemasse , very similar to Halfords..
britabroad, Jun 23, 09 18:10
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Jun 23, 09 19:12
Is it like Fue Vert?
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Feb 1, 12 14:39
Speedy is just a cheaper garage for auto repairs.
Is there not a simple place where one can buy auto accessories, parts, products? It seems bizarre to go to the dealership to simply buy a replacement bulb. Or what about simply buying oil, brake fluid, fuel additives, etc???
I'd kill for a Canadian Tire right now!
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Speedy is just a cheaper garage for auto repairs.
Is there not a simple place where one can buy auto accessories, parts, products? It seems bizarre to go to the dealership to simply buy a replacement bulb. Or what about simply buying oil, brake fluid, fuel additives, etc???
I'd kill for a Canadian Tire right now!
Luther, Feb 1, 12 14:39
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Feb 1, 12 16:24
I have bought break pads/discs, oil, bulbs, glow plugs etc on French websites. Used allopneu, 123pneu, bricolage, and of course a wholelot of amazon.fr. Not sure about the delivery to CH as we do live over the border. But definately better prices for a dyi job.
Good luck.
Kev
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I have bought break pads/discs, oil, bulbs, glow plugs etc on French websites. Used allopneu, 123pneu, bricolage, and of course a wholelot of amazon.fr. Not sure about the delivery to CH as we do live over the border. But definately better prices for a dyi job.
Good luck.
Kev
Kevin McCarthy, Feb 1, 12 16:24
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Feb 1, 12 17:00
I'm pretty sure that Speedy has retail operations in addition to their garage services.
That said, try these guys for mail order. The prices look decent.
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I'm pretty sure that Speedy has retail operations in addition to their garage services.
That said, try these guys for mail order. The prices look decent.
richardm, Feb 1, 12 17:00
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