Need source for aftermarket ignition coils

To confirm the problem is the coils, swap cylinder # 1 & 2 with # 3 & 4.

 

I got mine from Autozone for $240 plus taxes came to $258.59

They got them for $235 right now.

Lifetime warranty and if you ever have one that fails just go into the local Autozone and switch the bad one out right there.

I carry the tools I need in the car for that reason, I can go anywhere and if they go bad I just find an Autozone.

You cant go wrong and call it a day.

 

That price is for all four but as sugested do the switch around to confirm its the coils.

Otherwise if the misfires still happen on 1 and 2 you have a bad headgasket.

 

Does that mean the codes were P0351 and P0352?

It's always more helpful to tell us what the codes are (we can look up what they mean), and not just give some version of what they might mean and make us try to remember what codes might mean that.

If you had the P035x codes, those are about the ignition feedback (IGF) signals the coils send back to the ECM. The codes could mean the coils are bad, but it's never a bad idea to rule out some simple issue with the wiring in the IGF circuit.

 

I have doubts that it is truly a coil problem... but here's what you asked for:

rockauto.com has genuine Denso 6731310 coils for about $56 each.
That's the best aftermarket brand for a Prius, and Rock has a reputation for selling the genuine article at the low end of market rates.

Amazon and eBay have a serious problem with autoparts counterfeiters, particularly with electrical items. It is possible you will see the same Denso item listed on Amazon. If the price is much lower, it is probably a fake.

 

They read your codes and then gave you a report that didn't tell you what the codes were? Nobody needs to stand for that.