Hey guys. Have an 04 peterbilt 379 that needs all new bushings in the suspension and some hood parts. I was wondering where y'all get the besides the dealer? I have all the oem part numbers from peterbilt. They want 4k for it all.
Where do you buy parts?
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Amazon, eBay or Google the part numbers and see which independent retailers may sell the same part.
I've actually found and purchased alot of OEM parts for automobiles and semi trucks on eBay for much cheaper than the stealership or Amazon.Last edited: Jan 28, 2018
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Used to buy a lot of suspension parts through Napa/Traction. Our local store will actually bend new u-bolt for us too.
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Amazon doesn't seem to have much for trucks, and if they do the prices seem the same as a dealershipboneebone Thanks this. -
Not sure why I didn't think of ebay..
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I find a lot of stuff here some times at better price than anywhere else, peterbiltparts.com
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I think Amazon is overrated, they usually charge sales tax and shipping for just about everything and their prices are usually the same as retail.
I think back in the day their prices were competitive with eBay, but now it's rare that I purchase something from Amazon.Dirty-Low-Walker Thanks this. -
That seems to be rare though, i have purchased over 500 items and never lost money on any of them, just had a couple of items delayed or returned.boneebone Thanks this. -
Fleetpride is where I bought my suspension parts. I had the suspension U-bolts made locally at a shop. Try price matching too. I will get FleetPride price and take it to dealer if there are stock or availibility issues. Most times my dealer will match the price. I had to do that on the torque rods.
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