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Where do you buy your Mopar parts?

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Just curious if there’s a solid genuine parts place folks use. Some Toyota dealerships sell online at a significant discount and I’m wondering if RAM has something similar.
 
Do a Google search on any part you are looking for, and about a dozen or so online dealer sites pop up. OEM dealers also post their items on eBay.
 
Chrisminx said:
Do a Google search on any part you are looking for, and about a dozen or so online dealer sites pop up. OEM dealers also post their items on eBay.
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This. You’ll probably get 50+ results. Find the cheapest and order.

Avondale Dodge/Ram (Arizona) has an eBay account they list a lot of parts on. They’ll match their eBay price in store if you ask them. You can probably ask your dealer to match an online price too.
 
I'm in Alberta, Canada so my options are slightly more limited than alot of the places in the states. I looked for a Canadian mopar online store and found moparpartscanada.ca who ship from Ontario, then later I found moparpartswesterncanada.ca who ship from Surrey, BC, then I found that some dealerships around me actually have their own mopar online store. So I called them up and asked if I could get the online prices without the shipping if I just picked up the part from them. They were fine with that, so now I'm saving up to 50% total mainly due to the lack of shipping cost. Also, the parts, for whatever reason, are cheaper by a small amount.
 
I have used mopardiscountedparts.com out of Texas. Good price and good shipping prices compared to others. Communication is so-so, things just show up at the house,nowadays I’m used to a couple emails with tracking info, etc. before the product just shows up.
 
I found good prices for genuine Mopar parts on ebay from a number of dealers.
 

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I have been having real good luck with these guys. Have only had one small issue getting a part shipped (Fedex issue) and they did everything they could to fix the situation. Plus they are usually the cheapest when I google a part number. Would definitely recommend them. Shipping has also been very reasonable.
 
Chrisminx said:
BAM wholesale parts is good, too.
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I've gone through them for stuff on the truck and the wife's Subbie... good prices, reasonable shipping, good communication.
 
Anyone using Genos Garage? I have seen many users post about their deals on filters. I purchased a fuel cap from them and their customer service was great. I plan to use them for all maintenance items in the future.
 
Genos is great. Been using them for different items for over a decade.
 
moparfactoryparts.com is also good. Plus they happen to be my local dealer in St. Louis. I buy from them online, and can then decide to pick up from the parts counter, or pay for shipping.
 
Want to bump this thread. Do we have a site sponsor for mopar parts? If not does anybody have any current discount or coupon codes for any particular sites? I need to order a clock spring for my truck to add the heated steering wheel and it’s going to be over $400 apparently. If that’s the best I can do so be it but I always like to exhaust all other options before I bite the bullet.

Rock auto is usually my go to but they are out of stock.
 
Finn5033 said:
Want to bump this thread. Do we have a site sponsor for mopar parts? If not does anybody have any current discount or coupon codes for any particular sites? I need to order a clock spring for my truck to add the heated steering wheel and it’s going to be over $400 apparently. If that’s the best I can do so be it but I always like to exhaust all other options before I bite the bullet.

Rock auto is usually my go to but they are out of stock.
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No site sponsors as far as I know.
 
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