Posters: the OP is looking for CANADIAN parts sources. You are allowed to talk about which vendor or brand, but you are not to get into "my brand is better than yours" debates or discussions about brake products. Technical discussion belongs in the appropriate technical forum.

 

Bump for TurboDan. Maybe someone can help him out.

 

I like these guys:

Best Price Car Parts - Canada | Auto Parts Online Canada, Car Parts, VW, Mercedes, BMW, Part Source

Haven't bought anything from them for the Treg yet but used them lots of times for my Passats. Free ground shipping on orders over $80 too. I think they're based in Markham. They won't have the huge selection of something like ecstuning.com but they're pretty good.

 

Other than some used wheels that I bought on Kijiji.com, I have not bought anything else - besides the Touareg itself - in Canada.

The other items that I have bought for the Touareg were:

- tires (Nitro Terra Grapplers) and TPMS, plus a fifth wheel as a full sized spare. I figured the savings on these paid for the 3-day weekend meals and 2 hotel nights.
- a set of new windshield wiper blades, from a US VW dealer, but I was in the States anyway.

All of my initial add ons were installed by the dealer... Mine was delivered with snow tires on the OE 18" wheels, the cross bars, monster mats and fender flares.

I have a bit more than 50,000 km on it, and I can't think of anything else I need until the wear starts to be an issue for things like brakes. So far I've been going to my original dealer for my (three now) regular services, and so long as they don't screw up, I will likely keep using them.

Sorry I can't be more helpful.

 

these guys seem pretty good Precision Tuning Motorsports
ended up buying the trw brake pads from motorcade on doncaster

 

I have 2011 Touareg . Passenger side rear hatch shock has rusted at hatch end. this is a power lift shock/
was quoted $625 for new one. any thoughts? old one keeps popping off.

 

I have ordered stuff from Rock Auto (US based but does conversion and customs) as well as autopartsway. GermanOEM is Canadian but I have had no experience with them.

 

I've ordered lots of mechanical parts from germanoem.ca and have been happy with the selection and prices. It's nice not having to deal with cross-border shipping/duties for sure! They've had everything I've needed for my Touareg, Eos and Golf.

germanoem.ca also includes a pair of heavy duty nitrile gloves in every shipment, and I got some gummy treats last order as well.

I went with Zimmerman rotors and TRW pads all around. Excellent products.

 

https://roselandtech.ca

These guys are awesome, have the best prices I've found, and only sell decent parts, mostly made in Germany. No junk. Very knowledgeable. I bought all the parts I needed for my Jetta TDI over the last 7 years I've owned it, and I will buy Touareg parts as well. They can get mostly anything whether listed on their website, or not.

 

I second, roselandtech as being my fav Canadian parts place.

 

Rock Auto! Unless I need it that day

 

Exoparts Inc. in Mississauga
Use them a lot for our Mercedes E320 and for the Touareg.
I email or call and the next day it's ready for pickup.
They haven't said we don't have it, yet.

I don't know if they ship

 

Following

 

I mostly use Germanparts.ca and then Autopartsway. Some items from the dealer

 

Rock auto for 98% of my automotive parts needs. Super cheap and fast shipping. I’ve yet to see a place that can beat their pricing.

 

For those of us on the west side, I have been using a dealer located in Richmond, BC. They have a good website and their service is excellent (I usually speak with Cory).

Their pricing beats any dealership in my area (Alberta).

Calibre

 

https://parts.cowellvw.com/