Advance Auto Parts Coupons for Online Orders: 20% off Sitewide, $30 off $90, $40 off $100, $50 off $175 & More

only use those if you are going to pick up at store... their shipping is a joke

bought a battery, 2 weeks to be even shipped. 3 days to arrive... cracked on one corner. send it back.

1 week for them to confess they had received (tracking said 2 days)

several weeks to get credit back on my card.

almost called master card on them. worst service i've ever seen


ALSO (more important here) 100% of their prices are 20% to 30% over market prices to begin with (that's why they have 30% to 50% coupons at retailmenot.com all year around)

Quote from daregan : You only need your rotors ground if they are warped. If you grind them too much you'll have to replace them too soon.

And to flatten the surface so the new pads will grab properly. Some pads wear grooves into the rotor, so you'll have reduced braking until the new pads grind themselves down into the face of the rotor.

If the rotors are perfectly flat, then putting new pads on may be ok. But for the most part, new rotors are cheap and you might as well replace them every time you do pads.

Just when I needed a new battery. You really can't beat 40% off!

Quote from kshah2 : Check online for additional $15(silver) or $25(gold) battery rebates!!!

link please

the site is down

used TRT41, helluva deal!

Put in 2 orders for $50 and $30 off. Discover CB to boot. Thx OP and all who contributed.

Anybody know if you can stack these codes with that first time referal code?

I love AAP coupons, i use them all the time.

I use BIG10, BIG15, BIG20 and so on to BIG50 i believe. Sometimes they work sometimes they dont, try these to stack with others, it MAY work?

thanks, needed two new wipers. Got some bosch icon beams.

Quote from xMagic17x : Im new to the whole car stuff and this is gonna be the first time I have to buy brake pads for my Honda accord 2002 4d. Can someone help me out on which ones to buy? Im willing to pay 50$ for some pads. Thanks!

With brake pads buy OEM, i no on my toyota OEM is better then the aftermarket ones.

You can also stack with the code MAC4 to get a $25 off $50 purchase coupon e-mailed to you in the future.

Quote from Deal Explorer : Consider getting the Akebono Pro Act Ceramic pads, which should be around your price range, after coupon code. I just put them in my Explorer and I love them. Longer life, quiet, no brake dust on the wheels... These days, it seems cheaper to buy new rotors for many cars, rather than pay to have the rotors cut. Advance Auto Parts has rotors at good prices after the codes. However, I'd also recommend rockauto.com and look online for a 5% coupon code. Their prices are great.

I use the Akebono ceramic pads too, working great so far after 10's of thousands of miles.

For the person asking about pads and rotors... Some rotors nowadays are not designed to be turned, and they are very thin with a narrow range of useful life. So if you need rotors you pretty much have to replace them, but good rotors can be had for cheap if you do careful shopping. Even when rotors can be turned, I find it best to not turn them unless they're very rough. I know a lot of people don't agree with this, but I and my brother have done it both ways (driving since the 70's, numerous cars, and 100's of thousands of miles), and found the only thing that turning the rotor got for us were thinner rotors with less life left in them. They did not brake any better or help with wear on the new pads, which are the typical reasons given for turning rotors when replacing pads. But if you have badly scored or warped rotors then you have no choice, and in which case it's best to just replace them because turning them for these issues takes a lot of life out of them and you then will soon be buying new anyways.

no promo on motor oil :@