Jones Parts Supply

11/08/2022

Friday November 11th will be our last day at the old location we will be opening Monday November 14th at the new location can't wait to start this new transition 😀 Jenni

12/22/2021

02/23/2021

Riding weather is right around the corner!! Be ready when it gets here. Limited time Special of 4qts Amsoil and Wix filter for:
$85.97 plus tax for Chrome filter or
$78.33 plus tax for Black filter

02/04/2021

We will be closing at 12:00 today. We plan on opening tomorrow at 8:00 as usual. Be safe everyone!

12/29/2020

We've got Ice Melt on hand! Various sizes and temps. Stop by before the snow and ice or before we run out!

10/12/2020

Special sale on STA-BIL while supplies last!
8 oz. for 7.99
4 oz. for 5.49

09/21/2020

Rail Against Distractions
Everything in the car can be a potential distraction, from talking on a cell phone to listening to loud music. Texting is the worst of all. According to a study for the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, drivers who text are 23 times as likely to crash as those who don't.

09/18/2020

Find an Open Space
Young drivers often panic and get visually locked on the thing they're headed toward, such as a guardrail. So find a dirt road or an empty parking lot and teach them to look where they want to go and turn the wheel in that direction. While you're there, have them practice correcting a skid.

09/17/2020

Know the Numbers
Modern motor oils are engineered to flow at low temperatures and to provide adequate lubrication at high ones. Take oil labeled 5W-30, for instance, which is suitable for all weather conditions except desert Southwest climates. The first number indicates viscosity (the ability to flow) at low winter (W) temperatures. Five will work in the coldest of U.S. climates. The other number indicates lubrication performance under extreme heat. The higher the number, the better the performance under hot engine operating conditions.

09/15/2020

Fuller Is Better
Keep your gas tank more than half full during cold weather. Otherwise any void above the fuel in your tank will fill with moist air, which condenses to water in the cold. Since water is denser than gasoline, it settles in the bottom of your tank. If enough accumulates, it'll be delivered through the fuel line to the engine.

09/14/2020

Warm Your Engine
Store your ride indoors when temperatures drop below 14 degrees. Very cold batteries produce almost no power, and they won't send enough energy to the starter motor when you turn the key. Invest in an electric engine-block heater (about $20) if you help warming the engine. Some even have timers you can set to turn on at 4 or 5 a.m.