View Full Version : Where to get a cheap radiator?
professionaldude
Sep 26th, 2008, 02:39 PM
Hi! I need to replace a radiator on Altima 96. Canadian tire quoted me $350, which is a lot as compared to vehicle. I was wondering if there is any cheap auto parts shop here in Toronto. I am not looking for an online auto parts store.
Any help will be appreciated.
thx
cynick
Sep 26th, 2008, 03:45 PM
Run away from Canadian tire..
Get the yellowpages (yellowpages.ca) and call a few places around in scarborough.. Some places claim to have quality parts, others seem shady..
cynick
Sep 26th, 2008, 03:46 PM
I expect, somewhere around $120-150 for parts, 60-ish installation, and another 40-50 for fill-up..
Menace
Sep 26th, 2008, 04:05 PM
Call 416-288-9711 Hideo Auto (Eglington & Warden). I got mine done around $350 (parts & labours).
professionaldude
Sep 26th, 2008, 04:58 PM
Call 416-288-9711 Hideo Auto (Eglington & Warden). I got mine done around $350 (parts & labours).
what brand was the radiator? I called different stores they are selling S-P-I brand for $140 and $180.
Menace
Sep 26th, 2008, 05:10 PM
Sorry, I have no idea. Let me check my invoice later, then I PM you if I find anything on it.
what brand was the radiator? I called different stores they are selling S-P-I brand for $140 and $180.
Menace
Sep 26th, 2008, 10:38 PM
1) New radiator. $160
2) Rad lower hose $30.65
3) Rad upper hose $14.80
4) Antifreeze $16.00
5) Rad cap $ 24
6) Installation $65
$360 in 2006 price.
I expect, somewhere around $120-150 for parts, 60-ish installation, and another 40-50 for fill-up..
professionaldude
Sep 26th, 2008, 10:46 PM
1) New radiator. $160
2) Rad lower hose $30.65
3) Rad upper hose $14.80
4) Antifreeze $16.00
5) Rad cap $ 24
6) Installation $65
$360 in 2006 price.
That sounds rite. I think i will go for it. thx
dealmeone
Sep 27th, 2008, 12:44 AM
Run away from Canadian tire..
Get the yellowpages (yellowpages.ca) and call a few places around in scarborough.. Some places claim to have quality parts, others seem shady..
Don't walk....RUN from Canadian Tire. Unless of course you happen to like throwing money away on things that do not need to be replaced. They make Wall street executives look like saints.