Best place for mopar parts

[covidcommander]

Wondering where you get your Mopar parts from?

 

[DavidKFla]

East Coast

 

[Unholy707]

Why what do you need? Pics of car?

 

[Under-Pressure]

I’ve had good luck here…

https://www.allmoparparts.com/

 

[covidcommander]

Why what do you need? Pics of car?

Wiper blades

 

[covidcommander]

I’ve had good luck here…

https://www.allmoparparts.com/

Yep that was the first place I found. Usually go to Steve White for stuff

 

[vortecd]

Wiper blades

Had to replace them on the challenger a few months ago and went with Bosch Icon

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VCVCTHC?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

 

[vortecd]

Rock auto carries a lot of OEM parts plus other replacements parts. I did the brakes on the challenger last weekend and went with powerstop through them. The kit I went with was $332 shipped. The same thing through amazon was nearly $100 more

 

[Linda's Hell Cat]

OEM, https://www.eastcoastmoparts.com/

Need for Speed! https://highhorseperformance.com/:cool::cool:

 

[bennydodge]

www.wholesalemopar.com

 

[MJS73]

What's the best place for air fresheners?

 

[Hellride 6.2 HO]

Used detroitmopar.com and had a very good experience. Same price as Rockauto except the shipping was $100.00 cheaper than Rock (radiator- $149 for shipping vs $49.) They let me pick it up from their location saving the shipping cost also.

 

[vortecd]

Used detroitmopar.com and had a very good experience. Same price as Rockauto except the shipping was $100.00 cheaper than Rock (radiator- $149 for shipping vs $49.) They let me pick it up from their location saving the shipping cost also.

I have searched part numbers and found good prices from dealerships but never close enough to pick them up. Bought 3 bar map sensors from a dealership in texas

 

[jroyk]

I was going to buy a hood liner for my ‘14 JGC from East Coast Moparts because they’ve been great and it was cheaper than the dealer. When I added it to the cart, shipping was $85. I hate mice.

 

[Unholy707]

East coast is good but they are the most expensive for shipping and it takes time because they order all the parts to them first then ship it

 

[2ndAmend]

Do a search on the specific p/n.

DO NOT GOOGLE!!! Google does NOT give you the hits you need, it gives you hits from sites that PAY google, and they hide hits that will have better deals that do not pay g. (Ask me how I know!)

You will find lots of moparthisandandthat.com, these are usually Dodge dealers selling parts on line much cheaper than if you walked in! I found a local dealer, got a huge discount, picked it up (no shipping charge).

This is one of great things about on line shopping!

 

[Octanewide]

Do a search on the specific p/n.

DO NOT GOOGLE!!! Google does NOT give you the hits you need, it gives you hits from sites that PAY google, and they hide hits that will have better deals that do not pay g. (Ask me how I know!)

You will find lots of moparthisandandthat.com, these are usually Dodge dealers selling parts on line much cheaper than if you walked in! I found a local dealer, got a huge discount, picked it up (no shipping charge).

This is one of great things about on line shopping!

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[2ndAmend]

Oh

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OH! A wise guy, eh?

 

[2ndgen]

I usually start by searching stevewhiteparts.com directly and rockauto to check fitment and get cross reference part numbers.
Google has always worked fine--I do both a google search on "mopar + <pn>" (or other brand part number) and a google shopping search on the same. I also check amazon and ebay for the same (including SW's ebay store).
Depending on the part sometimes I'll also search row52 and/or cleveland p-and-p (both their direct site and their ebay store).
Usually between these searches I'll find a deal or two--quite often it comes down to shipping charges as the deciding factor.

 

[Unholy707]

I don’t think OP was being serious