Supercheap Auto Catalogue This Week

Supercheap Auto catalogue: what's in the current one

If you've typed "supercheap auto catalogue" into Google, you're after the sale book for the car-care aisle, the tool wall and the battery section. The edition we list right now is dated from 21 October 2026, runs to 8 November 2026 and has 46 pages, tagged as the online Australia version. We don't hold enough past editions to name a usual start day for this retailer, so check the dates on the cover page of each one.

A word of warning from the search suggestions: plenty of people also search for the "supercheap auto catalogue nz". That's a different country with its own site, its own terms and its own sales. What you see on this page is the Australian edition only. For the weekly shop on other categories, the Australia catalogue hub lists everything we carry, and the auto, sports and leisure catalogues group puts car and outdoor retailers side by side.

Supercheap Auto Club: how the savings work

The Australian site describes Club as free to join. From what the official pages show in search results, members get Club Prices on selected lines, a "spend and get" credit that builds as you spend, a digital record of purchases that can serve as proof for warranty or returns, and a discount on fitting and diagnostics that applies in store only. The same page notes the Club discount isn't combined with other offers or Club benefits, so if a catalogue special and a Club Price both apply, you generally get one or the other, not both stacked.

People also search "how to use supercheap auto credit". The practical answer is that credit sits on your Club account and you apply it at the checkout, online or in store. The exact expiry and redemption rules change, so read the Club terms on the live page before you plan a big spend around them.

Supercheap Auto price beat: how it works in practice

The question shows up in the suggestions in three flavours: "price beat", "price match" and "price guarantee". It's the same thing. The retailer promises to beat, not just match, a lower price from an Australian competitor, and the conditions are strict. Based on the terms we could read through a third-party summary of the policy, the other product has to be identical or comparable in brand, model and size, in stock and available straight away, and the competitor's price has to include delivery and any other charges.

• Excluded: gift cards and vouchers, clearance and closing-down sales, trade or commercial quantity pricing, and membership-only or promo-code prices.
• Tyres are handled separately through a partner rather than under this guarantee.
• Bring evidence: a link, screenshot, printed quote or a competing catalogue page showing the final price.

Treat the third-party wording as a guide and confirm it on the official price beat page, because the retailer can update the terms at any time.

Returns, Afterpay and click and collect

Searches for the "supercheap auto return policy" usually want to know about change of mind and receipts. A third-party summary says change-of-mind returns are accepted within 30 days for unused items in original packaging, and that proof of purchase can come from a receipt, an online invoice or your Club purchase history. Faulty goods are covered by the Australian Consumer Law, which gives you a repair, replacement or refund regardless of that 30-day window. Used batteries and bulky or hazardous items may need a phone call first. Club credit used on a returned order is reinstated, while delivery fees aren't refunded on change-of-mind returns.

Payment questions are common too. Points, digital coupons and delivery services may be offered in some places and not in others. Confirm the details with your local store before you rely on them. "Click and collect" also turns up with questions on hold times and cancellations; the live product page shows the collection window for your store.

Opening hours: Sundays, Anzac Day and Easter

Hours differ by store, so the quick answer to "what time does supercheap auto open on sunday" is to check your local store page. The state rules matter more than most people think. According to a Wikipedia summary of Australian shopping hours, non-essential shops in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania must stay closed on Christmas Day and Good Friday, NSW and Tasmania also close on Easter Sunday, and on Anzac Day those three states keep shops shut until 1 pm. The ACT and Northern Territory are largely deregulated. That's why searches like "opening hours anzac day" and "opening hours easter" are so common for this brand.

Who is Supercheap Auto?

It's a Brisbane-headquartered automotive parts and accessories retailer, part of Super Retail Group alongside rebel, BCF and Macpac. Wikipedia says Reg and Hazel Rowe started it in 1972 as a mail-order business selling imported battery chargers, and the first shop opened in 1974 in Fortitude Valley. It listed 341 stores across Australia and New Zealand in 2024. The usual store is about 700 square metres, with some smaller 400 square metre shops and a handful of 1,000 square metre superstores, including at Oxenford, Alice Springs, Cannon Hill and Caboolture.

If you're comparing car parts shops, our pages for Repco catalogue specials and Autobarn catalogue this week cover the nearest rivals, and BCF catalogue offers is a sister brand in the same group for camping and boating gear.