OEM MOPAR Motor Mounts Online

Why Order Motor Mounts from First Choice Mopar Parts?

OEM Quality

Mopar manufactures OE engine mounts for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, FIAT, and SRT vehicles exclusively. That means they'll be up to exacting brand quality standards. They should be, too. After all, their job is to help stabilize a motor and prevent contact between it and the car body, preventing its rotation and vibration and the movement of its many parts generally from damaging others nearby. Without them, put simply, the engine would destroy itself and any surrounding parts. Don't leave keeping that from happening to aftermarket motor mounts.

Guaranteed Compatibility

There's a lot to consider before buying motor mounts online.

For one, each must be connected to a vehicle in two places: to the body and to the engine.

Secondly, there can be three or four, depending on your vehicle's size and its engine's stability.

Third, make sure of what type you have beforehand: rubber is the commonest in cars, commercial vehicles, trucks, and older models; some sports cars and heavy-duty vehicles have polyurethane; most these days are fluid-filled; and some vehicles even have active engine mounts, controlled electronically or using a vacuum chamber to absorb even more vibration.

Check your owner's manual to see what kind you have. Luckily, though, you don't have to worry much about fitment. What you order will be perfect for your make and model, working just like factory motor mounts. (The aftermarket's unlikely to offer anything more reliable.) Just be sure to browse our catalog by brand, model, and model year; what will fit will show up.

Low Pricing

Although a vehicle's engine mounts can last for decades, replacing them when they go bad can get expensive quickly, depending on materials, repair complexity, and labor time. Not if you order new ones from us, though. Our costs are usually less than MSRP, and sometimes, you can get up to 35% off it. What we sell starts out around $150, depending on the type and what you drive. You're unlikely to find better prices at a CDJR dealer.

Warranty Coverage

Defects in materials or workmanship can stop any engine repair fast. No Mopar motor mount should have any. On the off-chance that you find one that does, the brand can take care of things. That kind of peace of mind, you may not get on the engine mounts aftermarket.

Inspect your vehicle's engine mounts every 7 years or so. If you've noticed they've degraded, cracked, or broken, replace them ASAP. Otherwise, you're looking at eventual wiring, intake, and exhaust damage, increased wheel and transmission stress, and other problems. Not to worry; motor mount replacement is straightforward. If yours are non-load bearing, they can be unbolted, and new ones bolted in, in about an hour. Load-bearing ones require using engine support bars or jacks and can take longer.