Road Choice’s new private-label parts

Jul 8, 2014

Updated Jul 9, 2014

Road Choice, a private-label all-makes parts brand, has added five new product categories: alternators/starters, brake drums, clutches, windshields and wiper blades. All parts are covered under a minimum one-year warranty.

Road Choice Truck Parts, www.roadchoice.com

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