I ordered a set of power window motors … I ordered a set of power window motors and regulators for a 2003 Dodge Caravan SE from Prime Choice Auto. They arrived on time and in excellent condition. I installed them and they worked perfectly. I would have no problem ordering from this company again, and I would recommend anyone looking for auto parts to give them a shot. They seem to be a great company to work with.

Wish I had seen these reviews before I… Wish I had seen these reviews before I purchased. Bought a set of mirrors for my truck and have spent the last 6 months being conservative on that time line, to have them say ordered incorrectly and no exchange. Funny I provided them with all info needed to get the correct ones and was only told that the aftermarket ones don’t fold, that was fine. Lights don’t work on the bottom of them and the right mirror looks like you are in a carnival fun house of mirrors. I would definitely avoid them. Nothing less than 1star unfortunately.

I buy a lot of my parts from them I buy a lot of my parts from them. You do learn which parts not to buy and what you should but. I had a hub bearing go out after 5 months I was given a full refund. I have never had a bad experience with prime choice auto parts now autoshack.com. peyote complaining of bad experience were probable ignorant in one way or another or were expecting unrealistic expectations. Yeah they are cheap some posts are better then others buy I can tell you I trust them and I repair people vehicles with parts from prime choice. Don't be afraid to buy from them honestly

excellent supplier I found prime choice on Ebay when I needed a window regulator. They beat every ones price and have fast free shipping. Installed like factory and has performed as well or better. I also ordered brake parts and they are excellent quality and fit like OEM.

Radiator for X-Type I thought for sure a $50+ radiator for a '02 Jaguar X-Type would be a cheap piece of junk, but I was wrong. The new radiator seemed to weigh a little less than the OEM, and maybe the quality grades of plastic and aluminum are a little lower than the OEM, but neither observation was significant enough to cause me any concern. The new radiator fit perfectly. Watch all the YouTube Videos before you start. I found that using flat tin plumbing pipe hanger strap ( 3/4 inch wide, that you can buy from Lowes or HD) is best for hanging the radiator from the cross brace as you re-mount the condenser and fan assembly. Simple finger crimping of the strap around the edges of the cross brace was just enough to hold all the weight. I removed the thermostat assembly and all lower hoses to provide needed clearances. Aligning all components is a pain, but is doable without damage if you always go slow, watch and think.