Jeep Wrangler YJ Door Strikers & Latches

Few things are more frustrating than a Jeep door that doesn’t close properly, especially if you have kids. It makes you wince when someone keeps slamming your doors because they won’t latch correctly. Take care of door problems right away with our Jeep Wrangler door striker hardware options. Find the repair parts and kits you need to get any YJ door working smoothly again.

Which Jeep Wrangler YJ Door Strikers & Latches Are The Best?

At Morris 4x4, we’re the top online source for Jeep repair parts, OEM replacement options and aftermarket upgrades. We carry complete Jeep Wrangler YJ door latch assembly kits, but we also have individual components, such as striker plates, door lock rods, latch brackets, striker bolts and even door latch springs.

As far as performance goes, it’s hard to beat the benefits of stainless steel parts. This strong material can stand up to rugged conditions without rusting.

How Long Do Jeep Wrangler YJ Door Strikers & Latches Last?

Many Jeep Wrangler YJ models are nearing or passing the 30-year mark. What YJ owners may discover is that door handle components like strikers, latches and handles are still structurally sound, but they don’t work correctly. Moisture and rust can wreak havoc with older latch assemblies.

The good news is that modern Jeep Wrangler door latch assembly repair parts are designed to last longer. We stock replacement parts made of stainless steel or aluminum, plus powder-coated handles, all of which stand up better to moisture and help to prevent rust. You can also invest in door striker covers to help protect striker plates against rust.

How Much Do Jeep Wrangler YJ Door Strikers & Latches Cost?

Most of the parts required for Jeep YJ doors to work smoothly are relatively inexpensive. For example, striker kits and metal handles only cost around $20. OEM latch assembles from Mopar are more costly, usually around $140. You decide how much hardware you need to replace and we do the rest.

How can you tell which part is the problem? Door handles may break or not return to their place. On the other hand, faulty latches prevent the door from opening or closing. Doors should latch easily, not requiring you to slam them.