Parts

[mancheflo]

What’s a good website y’all look at for aftermarket parts, accessories, and other upgrades? I’ve been looking at 4wdparts but want to know others

[JMO413]

It all depends on what you looking for. Rock Auto is super cheap but a little slow on shipping. Summit racing carries most of the stuff Crown makes and shops quickly. I like to find the part number I'm looking for and then Google that part number just to see who all shows it available and check pricing. I've sold parts for almost 20 years so I might go a little overboard.

[Smokeyyank]

Rockauto for pretty much everything stock wise. 

 

Upgrade wise it just depends on what. It's not a JK so can't really just stroll through Quadratrec and get the JK starter package. 

 

Anything in specific you're looking for? 

[Minuit]

RockAuto for common stock replacement parts.

 

Morris 4x4, Quadratec, or 4WD Parts for certain things.

 

I've used a site called Mopar Parts Overstock for discontinued dealer parts with some success before.

 

Team Cherokee if you're really desperate and are willing to put up with slow shipping and spotty customer service.

 

Hard to beat a parts manual and some detective skills for the weird stuff.

[DirtyComanche]

For aftermarket stuff I deal with:

 

-Summit Racing

-Speedway Motors

-Amazon (Yes, try it, searching by P/N is best)

-Ruffstuff Specialties

-TMR Customs

-North West Fab

-DIY4X

-DiffsOnly

-Tom Woods

-JE REEL

-High Angle Driveline

 

And a bunch of others.

 

Will not deal with:

-Ballistic Fab

-Behemouth Driveline

-4wheel Parts (unless I have to)

 

I'm not normally buying the same stuff as most people though.

[DesertRat1991]

For the parts that we share with the Cherokeesyou can hit up any of the sites listed previously.

 

There are only a handful of companies still making lift kits, bumpers, and armor upgrades specifically for the Comanche, to name a few: 

JCR Offroad

Nates 4x4

Hell Creek

Rusty's Offroad

Zone

BDS

 

[kryptronic]

I use Morris 4x4 and Quadratec for aftermarket parts.  They both ship fast and have good prices.  Both will give you a 10% discount and/or price match if you contact them directly and tell them you're a member of a forum they recognize (wranglerforum, jeepforum, whatever).  I use 4WD/4WheelParts for tires.  Can't beat them for BFGs - and they also do forum discounts and price matches.  Amazon is my go-to place for stock replacement parts, due to their friendly return policy and I get the parts in 2 days with Prime.

[dustytony]

I’ve scoped out a few different sites. Partsgeek isn’t too bad either. Found a few things on there I didn’t expect. But I usually use rock auto or scan different regional Facebook groups