JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE WK2 SPARES IN SOUTHAFRICA

Identify more than the model name

Grand Cherokee WK2 components differ by engine, drivetrain, production date and equipment. Air-suspension vehicles, for example, require different identification details from conventionally sprung models.

• Full VIN and registration year
• Engine and fuel type
• Two- or four-wheel-drive specification
• Suspension type where relevant
• Part number and connector photographs

Typical WK2 enquiries

A broad range of Grand Cherokee WK2 enquiries can be investigated, from routine service and wear components to specialist drivetrain, suspension and electronic parts. Current stock, condition and lead time are checked for the individual vehicle.

• Air-suspension compressors and components
• Control arms, hubs and steering parts
• Cooling and engine components
• Transfer-case and driveline parts
• Sensors, modules and switches
• Headlamps, mirrors and body parts

Separate suspension, engine and electrical specifications

A WK2 fitted with air suspension does not use the same identification path as a conventionally sprung vehicle. Engine, drivetrain and electronic specifications can also change the correct reference, so describe the system and fault as well as the part name.

• State air or conventional suspension
• Include petrol or diesel engine details
• Identify left or right and front or rear
• Send diagnostic codes for sensors or modules
• Photograph complete labels and connectors

Confirm compatibility before installation

Matching by appearance alone is risky, especially for electronic modules and production-dependent parts. APS checks the supplied vehicle and part information before finalising the available option.

Collection in Benoni and delivery across South Africa

APS handles Grand Cherokee WK2 parts enquiries from its Benoni counter. Once the component, condition and quotation are confirmed, customers can collect in Benoni or arrange courier delivery to Johannesburg, elsewhere in Gauteng and nationwide.