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Model or ISS for GM radios
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Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:10 pmby Rykid50
Who do you use?? Model seems to have wayyyyyy cheaper pricing. I just went to order a Cue screen and ISS wanted 741 and model is 619 for the same unit. I can see a few dollars different but 120 is insane. I called ISS to get a price match and after 10 minutes on the phone I got no where and went with model.
Curious on who you guys use and if anyone else has checked ISS pricing against anyone else? If so try model.
I guess the ISS scam for the buy 3 get one free isn't really a deal when they are porking you on the units............
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:24 pmby PartScott
We use Specmo...never price shopped in the past, but I may start now after hearing this.
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:48 pmby Rykid50
we used to use specmo geesh maybe 10 years ago. Then went to ISS and now with model.
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Tue Dec 12, 2017 9:40 pmby bigmac
We always check prices with ISS, AER and Model. Lately ISS is the highest by far. Usually we go with the lowest but Model gave us a couple in a row that were not programmed with milage when we asked for milage to be programmed so we will use AER if the difference isn't too much.
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Tue Dec 12, 2017 10:52 pmby Wayne D
wow so many choices out there today to check pricing with. a couple more we have used are techni-car, and ajr international, rep stopped by here a couple weeks ago.
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Wed Dec 13, 2017 12:51 pmby Bucko21
Been using Model since the mid 80's when it was a Mom and Pop organization. Helps that they are 20 minutes from me and I can pick up or have units delivered within an hour..
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Wed Dec 13, 2017 3:19 pmby oakleyc2
Our go to is AJR international. The Pricing always seems consistent and the customer service is great. We only use ISS for onstar orders
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Wed Dec 13, 2017 6:04 pmby SHANNA
ISS only for OnStar. Technicar for clusters and radios
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Wed Dec 13, 2017 7:57 pmby greenthumb-38
Bucko21 wrote:Been using Model since the mid 80's when it was a Mom and Pop organization. Helps that they are 20 minutes from me and I can pick up or have units delivered within an hour..
Same here, but with AER back into the 1970s for me... we use all the others when availability is a problem.
~ gt
Re: Model or ISS for GM radios
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Thu Dec 14, 2017 5:33 pmby tmundal
We use ISS... I suppose I could price shop, but they are one day away and we always make a good margin on that stuff. Used to use AER alot.