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RockAuto.com - Rebates Expiring Soon!
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Posted 2017-04-25 9:45 AM (#538838)
Subject: RockAuto.com - Rebates Expiring Soon!



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RockAuto.com's reliably low prices get even better with manufacturer rebates! Buy before the end of the month to take advantage of these rebates ending April 30th, 2017:

* KYB, Monroe and Gabriel (Buy 3, Get 1 Free!) rebates on Shocks and Struts.
* AutoMeter Tachometers, up to $175 rebate.
* AutoLine Fuel Injectors, instant 10% rebate. RockAuto Exclusive!

A rebate is available when there is a star icon next to the part in the RockAuto.com catalog. Click to see all current Promotions & Manufacturer Rebates.

Plus, take advantage of this while-supplies-last "Wholesaler Closeout" promotion:


* Wiper Blades made by Trico and Anco, but in packaging labeled with our competitors' names, starting at less than $1.50!

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Powerflite
Posted 2017-04-25 12:49 PM (#538848 - in reply to #538838)
Subject: Re: RockAuto.com - Rebates Expiring Soon!



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Location: So. Cal		Your policy of not warrantying parts that are not purchased to be used on the original application really limits people from purchasing stuff from you. If I purchase a master cylinder from a '73 Dart to put on my '58 dodge, and it doesn't work, why would you refuse to warranty it? What does it matter which car I am putting it on in terms of the warranty? If you insist on retaining that policy, you should advertise it upfront and make it well known. Many new master cylinders and other hydraulic parts, in particular, are bad out of the box these days, and it is important to know if you won't warranty your parts ahead of time.

Thanks.
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