Trq parts?

[Ozwynn]

Anyone use TRQ parts? At the price point I’m not expecting them to stand the test of time… but I’m also not interested in dumping a bunch of money into a vehicle on a salvage title that gets driven 100 miles a week. So TRQ price point looking good. Any other suggestions? Wheel hub assemblies and CV axles for my Grand Cherokee… besides trade it for a Ranger…. I would do that if I could.

 

[97RangerXLT]

if it is just wheel hubs/ bearings.... if the job isn't too bad and you are going for a budget, might be worth it.

If it is a job where "f***" is not a strong enough swear word to handle the job appropriately, I would probably spend a little more money on known higher quality parts.

And if it is cheap enough, you might buy 2 to keep an extra just in case if you need the vehicle to be road ready all the time.

AJ

 

[dvdswan]

I've used a couple of TRQ parts, but these are more typical easy to get to parts. Haven't had one fail yet (knock on wood). But a mirror control switch isn't a high demand part either.

 

[Ozwynn]

if it is just wheel hubs/ bearings.... if the job isn't too bad and you are going for a budget, might be worth it.

If it is a job where "f***" is not a strong enough swear word to handle the job appropriately, I would probably spend a little more money on known higher quality parts.

And if it is cheap enough, you might buy 2 to keep an extra just in case if you need the vehicle to be road ready all the time.

AJ

Good advice. Buy once cry once. But even Duralsst Gold parts that I need exceed the value of this poor little Jeep that I wheeled hard in stock and abused for 20,000 miles a year for the last 5 years…. Now she had winter beater duty and I only have to commute 5 miles a day