What Is SpicerParts.com and What Does the Spicer Brand Offer?
SpicerParts.com is the official product and resource site for Spicer, the drivetrain parts brand of Dana Incorporated. It covers both OEM and aftermarket driveline components — axles, driveshafts, U-joints, transmissions, and lubricants — and serves four main audiences: automotive, performance, commercial, and specialty vehicles. Use it to identify the right part, look up specifications, and find where to buy; it is a catalog and information hub rather than a direct checkout store.
Who runs SpicerParts.com
Spicer is a Dana brand. The site carries Dana corporate news (for example, a notice that Dana Incorporated would participate in the J.P. Morgan Auto Conference on Aug 10, 2026), and it points users to DanaAftermarket.com for e-commerce. That distinction matters: SpicerParts.com is where you research and identify parts, while ordering and tracking happen on the Dana aftermarket platform.
What the brand covers
The site organizes products two ways — by category and by application.
By category:
- Axle
- Driveshaft
- Transmission
- Lubricants
By application:
- Automotive
- Performance
- Commercial
- Specialty
- Vehicle-specific lines including Jeep, Ford, Spicer Select, GM HD, and Dodge/Ram
The product range spans genuine Dana axles shipped new from the factory, all-makes aftermarket replacements engineered for older vehicles still in service, and performance-oriented hardware. Named examples on the site include the Dana 60 (described as the biggest, strongest version Dana has built, with off-road upgrades), a bolt-in off-road axle for the Jeep JK Wrangler with upgrades built in, and the Dana 44, which the site describes as synonymous with performance across applications.
Tools and resources for identifying parts
Beyond the catalog, the site hosts a set of practical tools and references:
| Resource | What it helps with |
|---|---|
| Calculators | Gear ratio and related driveline math |
| Anglemaster | Driveshaft angle measurement |
| Lube & Torque Specifications | Correct lubricants and fastener torque |
| Measuring U-Joints | Identifying the right U-joint size |
| Downspeeding Solutions | Commercial driveline efficiency |
| Ratio Flex Program | Axle ratio options |
| Parts Availability | Checking whether a part is obtainable |
| How to Use DanaAftermarket.com | Guidance for the ordering platform |
| Literature | Downloadable reference material |
| Seal Installation Tool Kit | Seal service work |
There is also a "What's the Diff?" feature, an e-catalog link, and a Crate Axle Builder for configuring an axle.
Where to buy and how to get support
The site routes purchasing through several paths:
- Where to Buy — a locator for Spicer parts
- Find a Rep — contact for a representative
- Order Parts — via DanaAftermarket.com
- Support Requests — for event and vehicle build help
- Dana Training Academy — training resources
A customer portal drawer appears on the site, which is where account-related functions live.
When this site is the right starting point
SpicerParts.com fits you if you need to confirm a part number, check a torque or lube spec, measure a U-joint, or find a dealer — especially for Dana axles and driveline work on Jeep, Ford, GM HD, and Dodge/Ram vehicles, or for commercial fleets. If your goal is to place an order immediately, expect to be handed off to DanaAftermarket.com rather than completing a purchase on SpicerParts.com itself.