Topic: Car Accessories/Parts Stores

[_Wired_]

mga tol suggest naman kayo ng mga stores na maganda bilhan ng accessories/parts. sa blade at concorde lang kasi ako namimili.. hehehehe

[Type_One]

depends on what you're looking for. But i suggest you drive down to banawe for sure.

[_Wired_]

na try ko na dun.. kinukuyog ako ng mga nandun.. try ko minsan mag lakad hehehe.. may store ba dun na tumatanggap ng credit card?

[leightot]

punta ka daiso or japan surplus baka may makita car accessories P66 lang LOL! yung ibang minor tools and minor accessories dun ko lang binili haha.

[Brando Orgasmo]

Check mo S4S.

[_Wired_]

punta ka daiso or japan surplus baka may makita car accessories P66 lang LOL! yung ibang minor tools and minor accessories dun ko lang binili haha.

dun din ako namimili.. like chamois, sponge, wind shield cover.. hehehehe

[Type_One]

na try ko na dun.. kinukuyog ako ng mga nandun.. try ko minsan mag lakad hehehe.. may store ba dun na tumatanggap ng credit card?

i'd think most shops do, unless it's just a chop chop surplus shop. But yeah, walking around is an idea but i wont really suggest that coz if you leave your car unattended...youre dead, haha

[praeto_RYAN]

na try ko na dun.. kinukuyog ako ng mga nandun.. try ko minsan mag lakad hehehe.. may store ba dun na tumatanggap ng credit card?

been there thrice.  huwag ka pasisindak TS.  just walk by and dont mind them, if you act like you know where you are going, then chances are they'd let you be.  advice ko lang is to drive by for one pass, and scout the shops you think will probably have the part(s) you are looking for, park your car but have someone watch over it, then do some leg work, canvas for the best price and brand.  don't be shy to let them know that you are just canvassing and would want to see the parts too.  likewise, ask your mechanic on tips on how to determine the quality of the parts that you'd be buying.  if it is accessories, do some researching sa internet.

[kenji_kulet]

  may alam ba kayo saan nakaka bili ng Japanese License plate , medyo mahal sa internet $100 bucks nakikita ko customize nga lang

trip ko lang lagay sa Integy ko  kunwari import galing Japan , kahit hindi Right hand drive

[_Wired_]

been there thrice.  huwag ka pasisindak TS.  just walk by and dont mind them, if you act like you know where you are going, then chances are they'd let you be.  advice ko lang is to drive by for one pass, and scout the shops you think will probably have the part(s) you are looking for, park your car but have someone watch over it, then do some leg work, canvas for the best price and brand.  don't be shy to let them know that you are just canvassing and would want to see the parts too.  likewise, ask your mechanic on tips on how to determine the quality of the parts that you'd be buying.  if it is accessories, do some researching sa internet.

thanks.. kaso mangingilan lang ung may fb or website.. kaya need ko pumunta ng personal dun.. baka may alam kang kilalang store doon..

[praeto_RYAN]

thanks.. kaso mangingilan lang ung may fb or website.. kaya need ko pumunta ng personal dun.. baka may alam kang kilalang store doon..

you really have to go to the place to look for the parts there.  my advice is skip the fb route, might make things more expensive on your part.  just haggle and haggle.  as for my suki, i dont have a suki there since the shops where i go varies as to what i need, accessories, alarms, oils and filters, replacement parts, etc.  as for the famous banawe boys, act like you are from there and like you know where you are going, they'd probably leave you alone. 

just a tip, dont memorize the name of the shop, memorize the vehicles parked infront as well as how the shop looks like inside, so that when you are already walking you can minimize looking at the store signboards which is a dead giveaway that you are "NEW" there.  if you need to look at the store names be discrete

[_Wired_]

you really have to go to the place to look for the parts there.  my advice is skip the fb route, might make things more expensive on your part.  just haggle and haggle.  as for my suki, i dont have a suki there since the shops where i go varies as to what i need, accessories, alarms, oils and filters, replacement parts, etc.  as for the famous banawe boys, act like you are from there and like you know where you are going, they'd probably leave you alone. 

just a tip, dont memorize the name of the shop, memorize the vehicles parked infront as well as how the shop looks like inside, so that when you are already walking you can minimize looking at the store signboards which is a dead giveaway that you are "NEW" there.  if you need to look at the store names be discrete

thanks..