There is no single useful price for “a catalytic converter”. The quote needs to identify the exact part and explain what is included. Old internet price ranges can be misleading when the vehicle specification or supply terms differ.
Identify the part before comparing prices
Provide your registration, model, engine and any OE or manufacturer reference. Ask which product and specification the quote covers. A price for an individual component is not directly comparable with a quote for a combined assembly or a converter supplied with fittings.
Separate the costs
- The replacement part and any included fittings.
- Delivery and any collection arrangements.
- Diagnosis and fitting by your chosen garage.
- Any associated repairs the garage identifies.
- The tax treatment and total payable shown on the quote.
Ask about availability and the applicable terms
Confirm stock availability, dispatch expectations and the warranty/returns terms for the specific item. Do not rely on a generic “same-day shipping” statement in an old page address.
Compare like for like
A cheaper quote may describe a different assembly, manufacturer or specification. Equally, a higher price alone is not proof that a part is the right one. Resolve the application and contents first.
CATman’s catalogue is a starting point for an enquiry, not a live price list. Send your details for a current quotation.