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Placed my first order with Rock Auto. Keeping my fingers crossed

Cajuntec

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I needed new front wheel bearings / hubs. Mopar would have been over $800 for both sides. Rock Auto was about $575. I have never used them before, but people on here seemed to love them, so I took the chance. I probably shouldn't have checked their reviews before ordering, because it was a 1.9 out of 5 on the review site I checked. Keeping my fingers crossed that I didn't just spend money on parts that aren't genuine Mopar (or are incorrect parts, cheap Chinese knock-offs, etc....). But it was Mopar or Rock Auto (I don't know of any other good online dealers - suggestions for future purchases welcome).

All the best,
Glenn
 
I needed new front wheel bearings / hubs. Mopar would have been over $800 for both sides. Rock Auto was about $575. I have never used them before, but people on here seemed to love them, so I took the chance. I probably shouldn't have checked their reviews before ordering, because it was a 1.9 out of 5 on the review site I checked. Keeping my fingers crossed that I didn't just spend money on parts that aren't genuine Mopar (or are incorrect parts, cheap Chinese knock-offs, etc....). But it was Mopar or Rock Auto (I don't know of any other good online dealers - suggestions for future purchases welcome).

All the best,
Glenn

I've never had an issue with them.
 
Ive only had one issue out of many orders, one incorrect rotor was sent....emailed them and they emailed a shipping label and sent the right one.
 
Had an Infiniti radiator show up that leaked at install. Quick email and customer service got me fixed up.
Numerous other orders with no issue.
 
Sounds like Rock Auto likes Ram truck people.... :cool:. I think I'll be just fine, seeing all the happy buyers on this forum. Thanks for the responses. Makes me feel better about my first purchase with them.
 
The only complaint I've ever had was something shipped oddly, but still secure so whatever :ROFLMAO:
I'm fully aware their customer service isn't that great if say, a package gets lost or something. I know they use a multi-warehouse system that can sometimes add to the cost of shipping and also use DHL... so take away from that what you will.

It's an alternative. I wouldn't really use them as a primary for anything. But I do like the system they have and if certain stuff like filters end up being cheaper then I'll order in bulk from them.

But yea, most the negative reviews are due to their customer service. I mean, they are online only and not return/refund friendly like some of the larger companies are, so it's expected.
 
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Well… I get to test their return policy. One hub was fine. The other was damaged. The sensor wire was cracked at a 90 degree angle right where it enters the hub. So I returned it today. So gotta keep the fingers crossed this turns out well…
 
I've never had an issue with Rockauto, ever; and I order a lot. They're so much cheaper for the same parts as Autozone, Advanced, ect... Even after the extra shipping charges it's still about half the price of Autozone. Rockauto really pays off if your buying multiple things like doing a complete suspension. They also seem to be the only place to get Timken wheel bearings. They are by far the best wheel bearing and the front and rears I got for my 99 Ram Van 1500 and 81 Diplomat were Made in the USA!

If you want strictly OEM Mopar parts, I google the part number and order from the cheapest dealer (lookout for shipping charges). There are legitimate dealers with online stores who are almost always cheaper than your local dealer.
 
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I’ve only ordered once or twice for smaller stuff and didn’t have an issue, my Neighbor ordered some front hubs from them and they were bent when he received them. If I remember correctly they were going to replace but he had to pay return shipping and it was a fortune due to the weight of 2500 hubs
 

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