Finding cheaper fuel can help with the cost of driving, but filling the tank is only part of the bill. There are replacement parts, MOTs and the other expenses that come with keeping a car on the road.
I’m working on bringing useful discounts together in Fuel Finder’s Member Savings section, so members have somewhere to look when those costs come up.
My aim is to pass on savings that are worth using, with clear conditions. I want you to be able to see what an offer covers, how much you need to spend and when it ends, before deciding whether it helps you.
A current Euro Car Parts offer
As of 6 October 2026, the Euro Car Parts affiliate code PAYDAYAFF31 offers 31% off selected car parts when you spend at least £30 on qualifying items online. The offer ends on 8 October 2026.
Enter the code at checkout and check that the discount has been applied before paying. Make sure the parts fit your vehicle, too.
The offer applies to selected products and categories. Exclusions include batteries, selected engine oils, clearance items, car mats, tools, accessories, performance parts and Star Buys. It cannot be combined with other offers, and delivery charges may apply. Check the retailer’s promotion terms and your final basket price.
It’s also worth being clear about the additional saving. Euro Car Parts currently advertises a public 30% code. The affiliate code offers one extra percentage point on qualifying purchases, equivalent to another £1 off a £100 qualifying basket. It is an affiliate offer, rather than a discount exclusive to Fuel Finder.
Buy what you need and compare the final price
A discount percentage doesn’t automatically make something the cheapest option. Compare the price of the same part elsewhere, including delivery, and avoid adding things you don’t need just to reach a spending threshold.
That’s the approach I want Member Savings to support: useful offers for costs you were already facing.
Offers change, so I’m keeping the current codes, conditions and expiry dates together in the Member Savings section. Check there for the latest details rather than relying on an older blog post.
Some offers use affiliate links. Fuel Finder may earn a commission if you buy through them, at no extra cost to you. My priority is finding a worthwhile saving for members.
I’ll keep looking for offers that can help with the cost of running your car.