"Mys Terry" wrote

Parts for spas are very easy to get for any brand, regardless of where you
live.
It's called "The Internet".

Whatever winds yer clock. I prefer when I need a part to just take the old
part to the shop, match it up, and get a new one. Yes, the Internet is
great, but it is not without its problems. I can have a part in an hour,
and on the Internet, I have to wait a few days. Once I needed a pump. I
called around. I found a used rebuilt one for 1/4 the cost of new. It's
still chugging. If one gets the wrong part on the Internet, the spa is down
for a week due to shipping logistics. That is unacceptable to me.

So, finding a brand of spa that has a local dealer, TO ME, is an important
consideration for support.

But you can't beat filter prices on the Internet compared to local shops.

STeve