Bosch Is Discounting Car Maintenance Essentials and Pro Mechanic Tools on Amazon Prime Days
Bosch is a quality German auto parts brand that makes some critical OEM items for high-end cars. It also has a huge aftermarket catalog of common replacement items, like wiper blades and brake pads, as well as specialty tools like slide hammers, air conditioning rechargers, and compression testers. Almost all of it is on sale during Amazon Prime Days this year.
Wiper blades are annoyingly expensive if you grab them off the rack at an auto parts store. Save yourself some time and money and grab a set here for 15% off, then you'll be ready for replacement when your current ones dry out and crack (nothing lasts forever). Just make sure to double-check you're ordering the right ones for your car—Bosch has a big range of fitments on these. Amazon's Confirmed Fit compatibility-checking tool should have you covered there. The same goes for all the other vehicle-specific parts in this post.
Bosch set of two wiper blades (28A & 16A) (11% off)
Bosch set of two wiper blades (26A & 18A) (15% off)
Bosch set of two wiper blades (26A & 20A) (18% off)
Bosch set of two wiper blades (26OE & 22OE) (17% off)
If you don't see yours here, follow any of those links to Amazon and you'll be able to select from an even longer list.
Brake Pads—Bosch QuietCast Premium Ceramic (17% off)
Batteries—Bosch Lithium Power Sport (Motorcycle, ATV, Snowmobile, Jet Ski) (21% off)
Oil Filters—Bosch 3300 Premium (18% off)
Spark Plugs—Bosch 9697 Double Iridium (22% off)
HEPA Cabin Air Filters—6029C for Honda and Acura (28% off)
HEPA Cabin Air Filters—6055C for Toyota and Lexus (36% off)
HEPA Cabin Air Filters—6091C for GM (9% off)
A compression tester is a great tool to have and learn how to use, whether you're a real mechanic or just like to buy cheap used cars. Running a compression test can be a quick and easy way to help you decide if a motor's worth buying. Bad compression could mean a bad head gasket or worse.
Here are some more specialty mechanic tools you might like to get a deal on:
Slide Hammer—OTC 4579 9-Way Puller Set (15% off)
Front End Service Set—OTC 6295 for Pitman Arms, Ball Joints, and Tie Rods (56% off)
Portable Refrigerant Recovery Machine—Robinair RG3, 115V, 60Hz (15% off)
Refrigerant Electronic Charging/Recover Scale—Robinair TIF9010A Slimline (15% off)
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