Where are you buying OEM parts?

[momalle1]

Tasca used to be my go to, then the shipping got very expensive, same thing with RockAuto. I started using Levittown but have had bad experiences with them too lately. Went back to Tasca, but I've been waiting three days and nothing has shipped yet. Where are you getting your OEM parts?

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[Gregdd]

I ordered from Rockauto Tuesday at noon, was delivered Wednesday at 3:00. Cheapest shipping was $15.99 fedex. Was a heavy box of mainly motorcraft fluids. Had a tracking number in an hour.
Tasca has pissed me off many times. I doubt I will ever use them again.

 

[BullittBoy]

I have used both RocAuto (mostly for my GM stuff) and Levittown with no bad things to say about either. RocAuto usually gets me parts within 3 days of ordering at a reasonable price for shipping.

 

[ORRadtech]

Local dealers have sometimes had the best price for me so I always check with them.
Then, usually, RockAuto or one of the other online parts places like FordPartsGiant. I've also used Lakeland Ford online. EBAY for used parts, things like jacks, odd interior bits, etc. And if I'm feeling lucky about not getting counterfeit parts, Amazon. I'm also fortunate to have a Summit Racing store close by.

 

[Swtbabybilly]

I use levittown for new and had nothing but good luck with them I use partsfarm if its something that I think used is fine for, best of luck

 

[momalle1]

I use levittown for new and had nothing but good luck with them I use partsfarm if its something that I think used is fine for, best of luck

I used to have great experiences with Levittown. Not so much lately. Recently, I ordered a clock spring and shift boot and provided my VIN. Two days later they emailed saying that the shift boot didn't match my VIN, I responded that they should order whatever they thing is correct. I didn't hear from them for two days so I emailed again, with pictures of the boot and my door tag, a day later, I got an email that my order was cancelled! I wasted a week. Can't say I'm faring any better with Tasca.

 

[John S]

FordParts.com used to have great discounts with free shipping or free shipping to local dealers on bulky/expensive items but those days are long gone. However, some local dealers around metro-Detroit offer approximately 30%+ discounts matching the Levittown, Tasca, etc. for on-line orders with free pick-up. For readily available Motorcraft and non-OEM parts, Summit is my preferred source.

 

[GTP]

My favorite:
https://parts.applefordwhitebearlake.com/

But do call them to verify if ordering by phone or diy via website is cheapest.

 

[wingnutt]

Rock auto…price is secondary to me, if I need a part then I more than likely needed it yesterday. My 350r is my daily driver

*to be fair, daily means once or twice a week

 

[JTM88]

There’s a ford parts distributor for a dealer group right by my office. It’s not always the cheapest, but close enough and I don’t have to pay shipping and I can pick the parts up at lunch or on the way home.

 

[GTP]

Yeah for big heavy stuff it can be cheaper to use the dealer. That's what I did for the GT350 brake parts. The Ford Performance kit had $900 added for shipping!

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