Rockauto discount code
May 11th, 2012, 03:17 PM
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October 17th, 2012, 10:42 AM
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February 1st, 2013, 06:26 PM
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May 11th, 2013, 03:02 PM
#70
stetzie
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Location: New Lisbon, Wisconsin
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Ordering From Rock Auto
Hi All,
After reading all the good things said about Rock Auto on this forum, I put together an order for my "71 Royale convertible for about $56.00. I filled in all the ordering info, and entered my zip code for the shipping. S&H came up at $56.00 with FedEx. Didn't get to enter any discount code either, so I canceled out the order, as I will try get the items locally.
None of the items had any great amount of weight to them either.
My question is, does that seem right for the S&H charges?
I'm in West Central WI.
stetzie
After reading all the good things said about Rock Auto on this forum, I put together an order for my "71 Royale convertible for about $56.00. I filled in all the ordering info, and entered my zip code for the shipping. S&H came up at $56.00 with FedEx. Didn't get to enter any discount code either, so I canceled out the order, as I will try get the items locally.
None of the items had any great amount of weight to them either.
My question is, does that seem right for the S&H charges?
I'm in West Central WI.
stetzie
May 11th, 2013, 03:50 PM
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I found shipping with Rock Auto could get pricey quickly as parts can be sent from all over. Make sure you keep track of your parts order and where parts are coming from. I made the mistake of not paying attention and 2 small light bulbs ended up costing almost 3 times what I could have bought them for locally. Shipping costs are the one thing I hate about using Rock Auto.
May 11th, 2013, 07:22 PM
#73
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Plano, TX
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Hi All,
After reading all the good things said about Rock Auto on this forum, I put together an order for my "71 Royale convertible for about $56.00. I filled in all the ordering info, and entered my zip code for the shipping. S&H came up at $56.00 with FedEx. Didn't get to enter any discount code either, so I canceled out the order, as I will try get the items locally.
None of the items had any great amount of weight to them either.
My question is, does that seem right for the S&H charges?
I'm in West Central WI.
stetzie
After reading all the good things said about Rock Auto on this forum, I put together an order for my "71 Royale convertible for about $56.00. I filled in all the ordering info, and entered my zip code for the shipping. S&H came up at $56.00 with FedEx. Didn't get to enter any discount code either, so I canceled out the order, as I will try get the items locally.
None of the items had any great amount of weight to them either.
My question is, does that seem right for the S&H charges?
I'm in West Central WI.
stetzie
Different products come from different places, hence the multiple shipping charges.
I have found that most of one brand comes from a single place.
Some things like light bulbs comes from another, etc. Watch as you add items to see what you should get locally. The idea is to get as many parts as you can from one location. It is a pain but often worth it for big orders.
The discount code goes int he box called "how did you hear about us".
May 11th, 2013, 07:59 PM
#74
stetzie
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: New Lisbon, Wisconsin
Posts: 207
Sounds like something wrong happened, as I have never been charged that much for shipping, even for big stuff.
Different products come from different places, hence the multiple shipping charges.
I have found that most of one brand comes from a single place.
Some things like light bulbs comes from another, etc. Watch as you add items to see what you should get locally. The idea is to get as many parts as you can from one location. It is a pain but often worth it for big orders.
The discount code goes int he box called "how did you hear about us".
Different products come from different places, hence the multiple shipping charges.
I have found that most of one brand comes from a single place.
Some things like light bulbs comes from another, etc. Watch as you add items to see what you should get locally. The idea is to get as many parts as you can from one location. It is a pain but often worth it for big orders.
The discount code goes int he box called "how did you hear about us".
stetzie
May 19th, 2013, 12:59 AM
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Location: Grass Valley Ca
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Ditto on that, i had several smalls and when shipping came up with 5 different shipping locations i reduced it to a reasonabile amount,they catch you with low part dollar prices then when you check out pow big bucks on shipping watch out.
June 11th, 2013, 08:29 AM
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