Aftermarket Toyota parts/upgrades

[Titan]

Just recently bought a new car and I'm looking to make some minor modifications. Anyone know of a shop here in Austin that sells aftermarket parts (rims, springs, trim, etc) for Toyota?

 

[Texas007]

I am editing this because I was a dick with my response. I really was not trying to be, but I know there is no way via message to convey properly what I was trying to say. Please accept my apologies.

 

[CaboWabo]

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[Titan]

What was the point of your post, 007? You made a pretty big jump there based on a simple question about Toyota parts.

If anyone else would like to provide some information that might actually help me locate a shop I would greatly appreciate it.

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

PM accuratehorn. He'll know who to shop with.

 

[sawbonz]

I am disappointed in you people. This thread has real potential

 

[utmck]

Texas007........ why

 

[txtxyeha]

When I see something like ...007's comment (i.e., answering a question with a question), I always imagine Cliff Claven at the end of a bar offering useless commentary. I always get insightful answers from the Hornfans, you just have to be patient.

 

[alden]

It's pretty easy to find stuff online (and usually cheap). You can find pretty much any car part on EBay. Almost any auto shop would install it for you, and most of it you could do yourself. If there is a specialty place in Austin, come back and tell us.

I'm sure 007 only engages in socially-acceptable hobbies that nobody mainstream can possibly make fun of. In other words, boring, mundane ****.

 

[ChiroHorn]

I love my '07 Tundra. Your best bet is a car specific forum, not HF.

 

[William Cannon]

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[accuratehorn]

We don't do much swapping of "performance" parts-that's really a separate market from maintaining and repairing cars.
Much of the stuff makes the car harder to work on, and less reliable.
Some of it will void factory warranties, too.
If someone really wants to install that stuff, we will if they buy it and understand that it might take more time to install than a factory part because it probably doesn't fit correctly, and no guarantee that it will do what it claims to do.
Some parts are well made and sturdy, but you need to research them thoroughly before taking off a factory part.