Cheapest Online Site for OEM Accessories
#1
Cheapest Online Site for OEM Accessories
Wondering what everyone thinks the cheapest online site is for genuine acura oem accessories?
Specifically I'd be looking for the following out of the gate (I'll buy Weather tech floor liners) :
Specifically I'd be looking for the following out of the gate (I'll buy Weather tech floor liners) :
- Trailer Hitch (3,500 lbs)
- Wiring harness for Hitch
- Hitch ball
- Wheel locks
- Splash Guards (in white diamond pearl)
- Rear bumper protector
- Cargo cover
- Illuminated door sill trim
- Body side molding
#2
I tend to prefer Delray Acura (acuraoemparts.com)
there are also Curry Acura, Bernardi Acura, and Acura of Peoria to cross-shop. Although I won’t order from Peoria, again, after I ordered a bag of drain plug washers and they sent me used ones. Jerks.
there are also Curry Acura, Bernardi Acura, and Acura of Peoria to cross-shop. Although I won’t order from Peoria, again, after I ordered a bag of drain plug washers and they sent me used ones. Jerks.
#3
thanks, I was wondering same thing. I hope to pick up a 2019 Sport Hybrid Tech this week. What’s an average hourly rate/price for the shop to install accessories? I see heated steering wheel can be had for $350, but wonder what install cost is. I will obviously ask local dealer, but curious.
#4
thanks, I was wondering same thing. I hope to pick up a 2019 Sport Hybrid Tech this week. What’s an average hourly rate/price for the shop to install accessories? I see heated steering wheel can be had for $350, but wonder what install cost is. I will obviously ask local dealer, but curious.
I installed all my accessories myself.
#5
I'd have body accessories installed by a trusted body shop I use that charges reasonable prices. Mechanical stuff then I'd probably elect to have the dealer install.
Just wanted to share that a decent body shop could be a reasonable alternative to the dealer for basic stuff like splash guards, body side molding, etc
Just wanted to share that a decent body shop could be a reasonable alternative to the dealer for basic stuff like splash guards, body side molding, etc
#6
Burning Brakes
If you are purchasing a hybrid, you can forget the towing accessories. Towing is not recommended and will void warranties if a part were to fail due to towing. Plenty of info about this to noodle on in several posts.
#7
Some people would still want the hitch for a bike carrier or similar.
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I've rotated between Delray and Curry. Been relatively happy with both. Prices are typically +/- 10% between the two.
If you don't absolutely need OEM, I'd consider RockAuto. I've purchased a good deal of suspension parts from them and they're much cheaper than OEM. Good brands like the MOOG Problem Solver are at least as good as OEM if not better, based on my observation of the old stock part and the MOOG. Anchor motor and transmission mounts are also very good and much cheaper than OEM.
If you don't absolutely need OEM, I'd consider RockAuto. I've purchased a good deal of suspension parts from them and they're much cheaper than OEM. Good brands like the MOOG Problem Solver are at least as good as OEM if not better, based on my observation of the old stock part and the MOOG. Anchor motor and transmission mounts are also very good and much cheaper than OEM.
#12
Question, does a new mdx seriously not even come with a cargo net? I'm assuming no but wanted to check to make sure. Seems ridiculous on a $60k car to not include a cargo net that costs them all of $5 to make
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#14
Yeah I realized that acura really skimps out and doesn't include anything. I'm pretty sure my last 2 infinitis both came with a cargo net. At least acura gave us floor mats instead of charging for them too lol
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