Whether you drive a truck or manage a fleet, knowing which semi truck parts provide the best value is extremely beneficial.
This page contains reviews written by professional drivers sharing such details as pros and cons, experiences, where purchases were made, and more.
We invite professional truck drivers to submit reviews in the form below on any part of a big truck.
Here is a list of parts that you may wish to review:
- After market parts
- Air compressors
- Air conditioners (A/C)
- Air coolers
- Air deflectors
- Air dryers
- Alarms and anti-theft equipment
- Alignment equipment
- Alternators
- Arctic Breeze Truck AC
- Axle parts
- Axles
- Batteries
- Bearings
- Belts
- Blowers
- Body parts
- Bolts
- Brake parts
- Brakes
- Chassis
- Clamps
- Clutches
- Cockpits and dashboards
- Crankshafts
- Drivelines
- ECMs
- Edge-O-Lite truck LED lights
- Electrical parts
- Electronic controls
- Emissions and DPF Regen related
- Engine parts
- Engines
- Espar bunk heater
- Exhaust system parts
- Exhaust manifolds
- Extendable visors
- Fifth wheels
- Filters
- Fittings
- Flywheel equipment
- Fuel heaters
- Fuel injection pumps
- Heating and bunk heaters
- Hoses
- Hydraulic parts
- Instruments and gauges
- Lights and lamps
- Mirrors
- Mud flaps
- Oil pans
- Power steering pumps
- Pumps
- Radiators
- Rivets
- Scales
- Seats
- Sleepers and equipment
- Steering
- Suspension
- Tanks
- Tires
- Tow hooks
- Transmissions
- Wheels
- Windshield wipers
- Windshields and windows
Defining and Differentiating Truck Parts
We define a truck part as anything that
- comes equipped on, is added to, or replaces an existing part on a heavy duty truck (such as a semi tractor trailer),
- is essential for making the truck run or to be driven, or
- is required by law to be on a truck.
We differentiate truck parts from:
- items marketed to and sold to truck drivers, which drivers may review on our product reviews page; and
- tools and equipment, which may be used on or in the truck.
There are certain items that may be considered by others to be a truck part that the vehicle may not come equipped with but are necessary in some phase of operation.
We may break out some of the these things separately later.
If you find that there is something missing from our list, please feel free to contact us or simply write a review below and we’ll place it in the most appropriate spot on our site.
We appreciate your willingness to share.
The Necessity of Having Valuable Truck Parts Reviews
There’s nothing worse than investing a significant amount of money in parts only to find out that other drivers have had problems with them, or that other parts from a different manufacturer work better, last longer, or provide a better value.
In order to save money, we have dedicated this page on our site to reviews written by professional drivers about parts for big trucks — and a list of where truck parts may be found.
Sometimes the experience of one professional driver may be completely different from the experience of another.
As we have learned from Amazon.com, everyone’s experiences are valuable.
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Additional Resources About Truck Parts
Some of these resources have been provided by others.
- Excellent Engine
- Freightliner Curtains
- Great service and great engine for a price that is UNBEATABLE
- Honest man!
- I have freightliner 1993 FLD120, my cruse control is not warking.
- Response to Review of Arctic Breeze Truck AC
- truck parts prices
Money saving tip: One method of getting the best value on truck parts is to shop around (if you can) to get the lowest price on the same item.
Another is to buy a comparable part from an aftermarket source (not one branded by a truck manufacturer).
Note: Not every tip will work in every case, so you should use your own best judgment.
