My dealer wants $35 for a CV boot for my Scrambler. Is there somewhere I can get one cheaper?

 

Don't think they are cheaper, but www.gorilla-axle.com has ones that are 100% guaranteed for life. I think the one for my Xplorer was $49, which included shipping, grease, and both clamps.

If you have the boot off, you can go to an auto parts store, and see if they can match up one off a car. Then you are talking under $20 if you can find one that fits.

Farmr

 

Dennis Kirk.
denniskirk.com

They have 2 different units.
EPI (ERLANDPERFORMANCE) $28.99----I have seen this refered to as a SPLIT BOOT. My experience with split boots on the automotive side is that they are JUNK.

Moose Utility: $25.95---- These are the once I bought for mine, they are a bit thicker and stiffer than the OE equipment, I have had no problems with them.

 

I'm not sure about the but there is a guy with a '99 Scram 400 that has used Napa P/N 2499SB---SB=Super Boot They are not an exact match, but they work so he says. The FACT= he used it. I will attest to only that
not sure of the price? but it is probably alot more heavy duty?

 

Thanks for all the suggestions. I went with the Gorilla Axle boot. I figured this time I don't even have to be careful and if it rips, I'll just get a new one for free. Two OEM boots from the dealer would be $70 plus tax, and this one will be good forever for $50. I just hope my CV joint isn't messed up.