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I was totally skeptical using www.CheapestGMparts.com but I am totally glad I used them. Not only did I buy my new kicker setup almost $100 cheaper than anyone else. They follow through incredibly! They're really doing great things. They are a GMC dealership in Ohio if you do some digging and they're top notch. Just wanted to pass this along to everyone!

 

GMC/Chevy accessories and parts... Check them out. The site is brand new so you may just have to type in the part number and then order and confirm with their team.

 

#FoundANewFav

 

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I find their shipping cost is very high. I was looking at a part that cost $5.70 (13500936 - very small part and could go through normal mailing at regular stamp price), CheapestGMParts.com would sell it for $3.86 but the shipping was $13.91 bring the total to $17.77. CT dealers even if they charge me the full price at $5.70 plus CT tax would comes to only $6.06. Their shipping cost cuts into the savings. Maybe on higher price items there is some savings but I could do better at local Chevy dealers with their discounts. If you buy the item at a Chevy garage and have them do the labor - Chevy will warranty the item for three years or 36,000 miles.

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Also did you call them or just go through the site? If you call on things like that it can vary dramatically. Thats what I did with my body side mouldings and door handles.

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No problem with the post, however I am moving it to the vendor/product rating section

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I find their shipping cost is very high. I was looking at a part that cost $5.70 (13500936 - very small part and could go through normal mailing at regular stamp price), CheapestGMParts.com would sell it for $3.86 but the shipping was $13.91 bring the total to $17.77. CT dealers even if they charge me the full price at $5.70 plus CT tax would comes to only $6.06. Their shipping cost cuts into the savings. Maybe on higher price items there is some savings but I could do better at local Chevy dealers with their discounts. If you buy the item at a Chevy garage and have them do the labor - Chevy will warranty the item for three years or 36,000 miles.

 

This is how most of the parts sites get you. They have an impossibly low list price but expensive shipping to make up for it. Nothing new there. When I was shopping for my tow mirrors one site had a good part price but like $60-$70 shipping.

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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#OhNoHeDidnt

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We appreciate the post! As far as shipping goes, we are having some issues with the shipping program. We are working to fix this issue right now. If you have any questions or issues please call us. We are all about customer service. Thanks!

 

* We are new to the site & not trying to advertise unlawfully. I have contacted the administrator of the site in hopes that we can in the future. If any Mods can point me in the right direction...

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aura5195 New Member

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I'm going to guess this site has changed since 2014.

 

Don't shop here!!

 

Ordered my part, listed as in stock, from their website and paid extra for expedited 2 day shipping only to find out the next day that the part was out of stock and would have to be ordered. 4 days later, was notified that the part was in and was being shipped. The NEXT DAY (Tuesday), got notification of shipping with an estimated delivery of FRIDAY.

 

My ordered part with expedited shipping took almost 2 weeks to arrive.

 

I emailed customer service and was told that even though I paid my money to cheapestgmparts.com for this expedited shipping, it wasn't their fault that the shipping was slow and that they wouldn't do anything about it. Subsequent emails were IGNORED.

 

On top of it all, the part was defective, didn't work at all and when I asked about a return, I was told that it would not be possible as I did not provide a VIN number at the time that I ordered.

 

HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE customer service and DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY WITH THESE SCAMMERS!!

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Amiodynski Enthusiast

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Can I please have an Admin PM me. Have a quick question.

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Andy


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Rogerrog New Member

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Here’s a brain twister for ya, 

 

placed an order with this place with shipping was about $800 with shipping cc was charged got confirmation email then two weeks later got another email saying they needed to charge me $250 more for shipping or they would cancel the order! 
Im just having a hard time with this one.

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