Finding cost of Toyota parts online

G'day Brian.
In my experience and with a garage full of different makes/models, genuine part prices are never listed by the dealerships/spare parts departments.

I own a Mitsubishi Pajero io (very SWB 1.8L 4 cylinder petrol Australian delievered but not many around). Part prices are a rip off to say the least and 9 times out of ten, I'm waiting for them to come from overseas anyway.

I was put on to this site (link below) who ship fast and reliably to Australia. You can chose where you want your part dispatched from and the savings are massive.

On a low cost item like a gearbox gasket, Mitsi dealer wants $6.80. Same genuine part through this mob is $2.28. Larger items like front struts were something like $400 local vs. $180 delivered to my door (going from memory).

Covers most imported vehicles.
http://www.amayama.com/

Fab.

Brian,

I've bought a lot of Toyota parts over the years, and I'd be surprised if they post their prices anywhere, except on your invoice. There used to prices on ToyoDIY, but don't know how relevant they were for Australia?

Reckon by the time you source a Toyota filter, the Autobarn one will be competitive. The only filters for Toyota ie: Hilux, that are cheap are a Z9, same as Falcons, and cheap as.

I got Sakura oil and fuel filters from an online supplier, quick turn around, for my 79 series ute. Good buying for the future servicing.

Bob

Ring them. They will give you the price over the phone.

Brian,
I purchase genuine Toyota parts only. Before you buy a Ryco oil filter have a look at the holes at the top of the filter then have a look at a genuine Toyota filter. Toyota filter allows better oil flow.
I have experienced this with my Cruiser though its petrol, can see why it would be any different for diesel.
You will be surprised that Toyota's prices can be cheaper than fleebay, eg: headlight and bonnet protectors.