I prefer buying local, and I understand that online means I probably will never be able to return the part, and I had better get the part I need the first time. One item I recently purchased online was a strut assembly for a Camry. for some reason the previous owner only replaced one rear strut, and the other side was also going bad. I wanted to match the part, and I could buy the complete strut/spring assy online for about $60 with free shipping. That same part from Oreilly was/is $140. No way am I paying that much difference for the same part, and pay sales tax to boot. I hate to say it, but much over $5 and they lose my business if I can wait, and I could wait a week to get it delivered to my door. I have found to always shop as I see significant price differences between RockAuto, Oreilly, Autozone, and others. But I am very careful buying online due to lack of return without eating return shipping cost, and lack of warranty. But for that much difference, even if the strut goes bad, I can buy two and have a spare.
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