Midas Randburg is an automotive parts store on Bram Fischer Drive. Unusually for a franchise branch, it runs its own website with its own telephone number, so you can reach the store directly rather than going through a national line.
Local channels
- Store: 011 036 0200, which the store also writes as 011 036-0200
- A Request a Quote form is published on the store site
- The store publishes a named staff mailbox rather than a general one, so it is not reproduced here; use the telephone number or the quote form
- A parts search tool on the site lets you filter by vehicle brand and body type before calling
Use the parts search or the quote form before phoning. A parts counter works from the vehicle make, model, year and often the engine code, and arriving at the call with those details turns a long conversation into a short one.
Address
- Location: Bram Fischer Drive, Randburg, Johannesburg
- The store trades as Randburg Midas on Bram Fischer, which is how it appears on mapping services
- A map is embedded on the store own website
Search for the store by the Bram Fischer name rather than by Midas Randburg alone. Several Midas branches operate across Johannesburg, and the road name is what distinguishes this one on a map.
Services at this location
- Automotive parts and spares, with an online parts finder by vehicle brand and type
- Service parts and auto accessories, including tool kits
- Published specials and promotions
- The branch runs its own community initiative, published as Randburg Midas Cares
Ask whether a part is in stock at this branch specifically. Franchise parts stores draw on shared supply, so a part shown as available to the brand is not necessarily on the shelf at Bram Fischer Drive today.
Parent organisation
- The branch trades under the Midas brand, which publishes a national store locator
- Midas branches are franchised, so the branch is an independently operated business under the brand
- Unresolved consumer complaints: Consumer Goods and Services Ombud, 0860 000 272, free of charge
- A dispute about a part fitted by a workshop rather than sold over the counter may be a motor industry matter, handled by the Motor Industry Ombudsman
Keep the invoice and note who fitted the part. Where a part is sold over the counter and fitted elsewhere, responsibility for a failure divides between the supplier and the fitter, and the paperwork is what separates the two.
Sources
- Midas Randburg branch website, midasrandburg.co.za, read 3 September 2026