Spark Plugs

The mixture of fuel and air in your engine is ignited by a spark plug. Known as "spark ignition" the process begins with the turn of the key in the ignition lock cylinder. With assistance from the car battery and the starter motor, the electric charge is enough to create the combustion that pumps the pistons and turns the crankshaft of your engine. All essential factors that get your car in motion.

Spark plugs can have a short or long lifespan, but none of them last forever. They can become rusty and misshapen over time, if not protected. And if they break, the whole combustion process will be thrown off. If you notice a rough ignition start, engine misfiring, or a completely dead car when you turn the key, it may be time to switch out your spark plug.

OEM engine components are the best choice for your vehicle. Rest assured you'll receive the quality parts fitted for your specific engine type. There are three common spark plugs. Platinum, copper, and iridium.

Copper spark plugs are more affordable, while platinum and iridium are more expensive, tend to fire better under extreme conditions, and are said to last longer. There are also double platinum, and double iridium spark plugs that, in some cases, receive up to 4 times the normal life span of a copper spark plug.

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No matter your GM model, you can locate the genuine spark plugs fitted for your vehicle year and engine by searching in your owner's manual. Once you find what you need, browse our online parts store and have your items shipped directly to your home residence immediately so you can make the fix and get back on the road.