I have bought a few bits from them and I can agree on the quick and efficient service - I bought some rear discs and pads - and they were of decent quality. They were cheaper than Euro Car Parts and other such motor factors. My Jazz is 20 years old next year and the price of official Honda parts (even from Cox) would mean a full set of discs and pads is more than the car is worth, as much as it would be nice to be able to afford them!
Pleased to hear they've been good for you too. I'm very happy to spend on my car if it needs it, but once they hit a certain age/mileage/value, I agree Honda parts are out of the question.
I've just ordered some Bosch spark plugs from them. £30.29 inc delivery. That's £70 less than Cox. I plan to fit them myself, so a huge saving from the £221 Honda fixed price repairs cost.
Took the wheels off my 6k mile 2018 Jazz last week just to clean stuff. Thought I'd just take the disc retaining screws out and lube them just as a precaution. Left side all came out dead easy, right side no chance, all stuck solid and that's with penetrating oil and an impact driver. Gave up.
I'll have to get round to a proper session to get them out.
Blimey that's low mileage. Your car must be like new.
Yep, drilling them out was the only option. 6mm steel drill bit did the job.
I did however use a new disc retaining screw to 'hold it all toghether nicely' when reassembling the brakes. Once in place, removed the screw so I don't have problems should the brakes need to be removed again!