This is baring marketed as a Mother’s Day deal but I’m pretty sure they aren’t checking to make sure you’re a Mom so go ahead and get 5% off your purchase of $100 or more in honuor of Moms everywhere!

 Click here to show for car parts @ AutoPartsWay.ca

• Coupon Code: MOM512
• Discount: 5% Off Your Order of $100 or More
• Expires: 13th May 2013

I don’t know about your Mom but mine wasn’t very mechanically inclined. So if your Mom is like mine was and you are mechanically inclined, why not pick up some parts and give her car a tune up. You can buy her flowers and a card but changing her brakes, caring about her safety, seems like a much better gift to me. Well… Maybe a brake job and a nice bouquet would be best.

But times have changed. My Mom would be almost sixty now and in the time and place she grew up, women didn’t learn about cars. Maybe your Mom or wife is a car girl and picking her up some performance parts would make her day.

Of course, as I mentioned in the intro, they aren’t checking to see if you’re a Mom so if you’re just some dude who needs a new muffler, you can get it here for 5% off!

Get free ground shipping when you spend $100 or more.

Check out any future Auto Parts Way coupons in our Bargainmoose Coupon Forum.

Here’s a free printable coupon which you can use at Fountain Tire Canada!

• Click here to print your Fountain Tire coupon

• Click here for the store locator

The printable coupon gets you a $20 discount if you book a mechanical service.

Terms:

Offer valid until August 9, 2010 at participating Fountain Tire retailers. No cash surrender value. No change will be provided. One coupon per transaction. Not for payment on account. Cannot be combined with any other offer.

I suppose it would be handy if you are checking your car in for some maintenance…I will probably not write any more about this though, as I know nothing about cars! I can barely check the oil on my car…!

(Ends 9th August 2010)

When you spend $35 or more at Partsource Canada, save $10 with this printable coupon, which recently arrived by email.

• Click here for Part Source Save $10 Printable Coupon

• Click here for Part Source Canada store locations

Until 28th February, 2010, save $10 on your next purchase of $35 or more (before tax) at Part Source stores in Canada. Canadian winters can be especially harsh on your vehicles, this is a good deal for anyone who need to replace some parts this season.

Save on Canadian Tire Auto Services when you bring in these printable coupons!

• Click here for Canadian Tire Auto Services Printable Coupons

• Click here for Canadian Tire Store locations near you

Save money on car maintenance and even a few free services when you present these coupons. All coupons expire February 28 2010.

Canadian Tire Auto Service Printable Coupons include:

• Free Battery Test
• Save $20 on Auto Service Of Over $100
• Save $25 on Canadian Tire Roadside Assistance Gold Plan
• Save $5 on Oils Change
• Free Wiper Blade Installation
• Save $10 on Coolant Flush
• Save $20 on Transmission Maintenance

Besides changing tires, I know nothing about car maintenance. But I do know, free service is always a deal.

Here’s another offer in my continuing series of posts about things to sign up to for excellent discounts.

If you register for emails on the Partsource Canada website, they will send you a free Partsource coupon for a $10 discount on a $40 spend!

• Click here to join Partsource Canada

You just have to enter your name, email, city and postal code. I tried it out and I received a coupon in my email right away!!

It does look like the coupon is unique though, so you will have to sign up above and generate one for yourself – you can’t have mine! It would be very handy if you are buying a few car supplies, oil, tools, spark plugs, manly things…

Thanks philip.bitnar!

There are a few promos active right now for 1010tires.com. The first is free shipping on any order (up to a value of $65).

• Click here to shop online @ 1010Tires.com

I tested it out on 4 BMW tires which cost a total of over $600, and the shipping cost was zero – nice!

Additionally, there’s a way to get an extra $25 discount on your tire order. Here’s how:

1. Follow 1010tires on Twitter
2. When making your order at 1010tires, put your twitter username in the comment box

They should apply a $25 discount to your order – this info came from their earlier tweet, and applies to the end of the 24^th of September 2009.

As these guys are Canadian owned and operated, you don’t have to worry about any unexpected taxes or duties – the amount you are quoted is what you will pay – good!

CarCostCanada looks like a handy service if you are thinking of buying a new car. It is an “invoice price service,” which helps you find the best prices on new cars. Here is the actual line from their FAQ:

CarCostCanada.com is a new vehicle pricing information service that will help you buy a new car at a lower price.

• Click here for CarCostCanada.com

Membership to CarCostCanada is $39.95+ GST or HST. That is a one off fee, and it appears to be lifetime membership.

For that fee, you get 5 price reports on models in unlimited option combinations (e.g. you’re only charged for 1 report on many styles of the same car model). Here is what they give you in each report:

Each report includes the MSRP, the wholesale price and manufacturer incentive information. Depending on your location the report may also include a referral to one of our trusted dealers.

Now, I haven’t used this service yet myself, I’m just blogging about it so you guys can find out more, and perhaps use Carcostcanada if you are interested. I had a bit of a search on Google to see what people were saying about it, and here are a few interesting comments:

CCC is a great option if you are buying a high ticket car.. BMW, Mercedes etc. Jeff-TheBiz

I don’t recommend car Canada, personally I thinks it’s a waste of $30+ bucks. Basically car Canada will contact most dealers in Ontario and find which dealer is willing to give you the best price “Big Deal, I can do that”. Your better off sitting with a salesman and negotiate the markup price of eight percent. jimgoose

To my knowledge, Carcostcanada also provides you with pricing info, but doesn’t direct you to any dealers and it’s up to you to haggle for the desired price after finding out the invoice cost. gheart008

Myself and my husband were in the market for a new car (our 2001 compact car had 180K and was on it’s way out) and while we did some research on-line, the most helpful information was from Car Cost Canada, which we discovered through reading this blog.  And based on the information, we saved about $1200 on our car purchase – on a car that our salesperson said “never gets discounted.” Lisa

There are tons of sites in the U.S. that help car buyers get good deals, but this is the only decent one i found in Canada that actually gave me the info I needed to feel confident when buying my new car. Nat

So a mixed bag there. Some people saved a lot, but some people think you could have done the legwork yourself, and saved yourself the $40+. What do you think of the service, and have you used it? Let me know in the comments below.

Thanks for the pics Michelle Brea.

Do you get lost a lot? Do bad directions cause no end of arguments when travelling? Sounds like me!!

If so, it might be worth investing in a little GPS device for your car. The Source By Circuit City is offering the Garmin Nuvi 250 GPS Bundle for a measly little price of $129.97.

• Click here to order your Garmin Nuvi 250 GPS now (Search for 1987044)

Remember, you can order online and collect at store, provided you can find your way to the store without use of the GPS!!

The GPS bundle from The Source seems to have quite a few things that you might need to get you started. As well as the Garmin Nuvi 250, you also get a portable dash mount, and a sports case to store the whole lot in.

Looking at the reviews of the Garmin Nuvi 250 on The Source’s website, the customer comments seem to be very favorable, with comments such as:

This is an awesome little unit!!

I like the fast boot time, clear voice and bright screen.

Excellent value for the money and great support from garmin….

Looks like a good little GPS for the money!

This is a free Fountain Tire coupon which will get you a percentage discount when you buy some new tires there. While 10% isn’t loads, it’s better than nothing!

• Click here to print out your Fountain Tire coupon

• Click here for the Fountain Tire website & Canadian store locator

As you can see, the free Fountain Tire coupon does not expire until the end of the year (2009), so you can print it out and use it whenever you need it. I guess if you are spending a couple of hundred dollars on new tires, then 10% could mean quite a few dollars back in your pocket!

Thanks wickenden!

If you’re too lazy to go down to the store to collect it, you might be interested to hear that you can request a catalogue online from Princess Auto Canada. They should mail it out to you twice a year. Princess Auto do say that they may not have enough catalogues to mail to everyone, so you may or may not get one. but worth a try if you’re interested.

• Click here to order your free catalogue from PrincessAuto.com

• Click her for the Princess Auto store locator

You can also tick the box to receive eflyers to your emails, hopefully showing you some good offers from time to time.

This is a first for BargainMoose, a deal about car parts!! It’s not a topic that really interests me a lot, but I know that upkeep of a vehicle can be pretty expensive, and I’m sure there are people googling for this type of thing.

Here we have a printable coupon which will work at your local Part Source Canadian auto parts stores. It’s worth $10 off when you spend $40 or more. It will expire at the end of November 2008.

If you were in need of some new autoparts, this might be just the ticket!

Thanks for the image stefike13.

- Anna

If you’re hunting for the best price on rental cars, check out Enterprise online. You might be able to get a cheap car rental there. What’s even better are the coupons codes – just apply these to your order and you’ll get an extra discount.

Where: Enterprise online
Coupon codes: Either SCERA8A or SCERA8B
Discount: 5% off
Expires: 31st December 2008

I know some who people rent cars in Canada quite often and are always on the lookout for the cheapest car rental. These kind of coupon codes are handy!!

One point – it mentions something at checkout about being a “Sam’s Club” member – even if you are not, the worst they can do is cancel the discount when you get there… but I have read on other forums that these Enterprise coupons work OK.

- Anna