Repco new specials valid 14 Oct 2026 - 27 Oct 2026
Oct 14 - Oct 27, 2026
4 days leftRepco's mailer for this week is valid from 14 October 2026 until 27 October 2026. It has 16 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 14 October 2026 to 27 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 16 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
| Sunday opening hours | Varies by branch; restricted trading days apply |
| Official website | www.repco.com.au |
The current Repco mailer is valid from 14 October 2026 until 27 October 2026.
The current edition has 16 pages.
The edition we hold is valid 14 to 27 October 2026 and has 16 pages.
The NZ Bar Association member page says Repco stores are open seven days a week, but hours differ by branch and public holiday restrictions apply.
The NZ Bar Association lists 84 stores nationwide as of January 2025.
We could not open Repco's official NZ pages, so we cannot confirm a price-match policy. Ask at your branch.
NZ consumer law does not force a store to accept change-of-mind returns; it depends on the store's policy. Faulty goods are covered by the Consumer Guarantees Act.
Wikipedia states Genuine Parts Company acquired Repco on 1 July 2013.
This is a chunky one. The Repco edition we hold starts on Wednesday 14 October and runs to 27 October 2026, and it fills 16 pages, which is a lot of oil filters, batteries and tools to flick through. People looking for "repco catalogue nz" or "when does repco sale end" mostly want that end date and a quick look at what's on the front pages before heading to the shop. You'll find it with the other motoring and leisure retailers in our auto, sports and leisure catalogues in NZ section.
The feed that supplies this flyer points at repco.com.au, which is the Australian site. Repco does operate on both sides of the Tasman, though, and the New Zealand business has its own site at repco.co.nz. This page is about the New Zealand shops. If you land on the Australian pages by accident, you may see different offers, different rules and different rewards, so make sure you're on the .nz address before relying on anything.
Repco is an automotive parts and accessories retailer. Inside Retail describes it as part of the Australasian motor trade since 1922, with about 400 stores across the two countries, and Wikipedia says the company began in 1922 as the Automotive Grinding Company in Collingwood, Victoria. Its present owner, per the same entry, is Genuine Parts Company, which acquired Repco on 1 July 2013. The New Zealand Bar Association lists 84 Repco stores nationwide as of January 2025, open seven days a week, and calls Repco the largest reseller and supplier in New Zealand's automotive parts aftermarket. One example of a branch is the Wellington Airport retail park, where the listing mentions auto tools and equipment, parts, globes, batteries, electrical items, brake pads and engine oil.
For "does repco fit batteries" or "does repco fit wiper blades", the catalogue won't tell you. Phone the branch, because fitting services vary.
"Repco rewards nz" is one of the strongest search suggestions for this brand, and "how to redeem repco points" and "when do repco points expire" turn up too. I couldn't open the official terms, so I can't state tiers, earn rates or expiry. What I can say is that a rewards scheme exists and that the NZ site is the place to read the current rules. There's also a trade-association angle: the NZ Bar Association's member page says its members get 10 percent off most retail-priced, in-stock items, excluding specials and one-off promotions. That is a members-only arrangement, so it doesn't change the catalogue price for the rest of us.
People ask "does repco price match" with remarkable regularity. The official Repco pages blocked my requests, so I can't confirm an NZ price-match policy and I won't guess. On returns, the general New Zealand position is useful. The government's consumer protection site says a business usually doesn't have to take back an item just because you've changed your mind, unless its own policy allows it or the Consumer Guarantees Act applies. Faulty parts are a different story. Go back to the seller first, keep the item as you found it, and bring a receipt or bank statement. Parts that have been fitted are harder to take back, so it's worth confirming compatibility before you open the box or turn a spanner.
Searches include "is repco open on sundays", "is repco open on anzac day", "repco opening hours matariki" and "what time does repco close". The NZBA page says stores are open seven days a week, but each branch sets its own hours, so check the store finder. Public holidays are governed by the Shop Trading Hours Act as explained by Employment New Zealand: most shops must close on Christmas Day, Good Friday and Easter Sunday, and on Anzac morning until 1pm. Petrol stations that sell car parts can open under a limited exemption, but a dedicated parts shop isn't described there, so assume closed unless the branch says otherwise.
If you're getting the car sorted before a road trip, Rebel Sport catalogue NZ covers camping and bikes, and Spotlight specials this week is a handy detour for craft and fabric. The NZ catalogues home lists everything else.