COLMAR, PA — This month, Dorman Products, Inc. (NASDAQ: DORM) added hundreds of new automotive repair solutions to its extensive catalog through its Light Duty business segment. The latest releases include numerous aftermarket-exclusive products, reinforcing Dorman’s focus on innovation and expanding its catalog to over 138,000 stock-keeping units (SKUs).
The additions aim to benefit distributors, retailers, repair shops, and vehicle owners by creating an estimated 12 million new sales opportunities while offering accessible, practical solutions for common automotive repair challenges.
Among the standout products is a smart junction box for Dodge Dakota pickup trucks, designed to restore malfunctioning electrical systems to factory performance standards. Additionally, Dorman introduced an aftermarket-exclusive automatic transmission oil cooler for select Ford Super Duty models. The oil cooler matches the original equipment unit’s performance capabilities, adding to Dorman’s comprehensive range of fluid coolers.
Jeep Gladiator owners can now access a rugged third brake light engineered to replace damaged factory lights. This new product provides reliable and durable illumination, ensuring high performance. Furthermore, the company launched three integrated door lock and tailgate lock actuators compatible with vehicles from Ford, Chrysler, Jeep, and GM. Each actuator in the lineup underwent testing to ensure compliance with federal safety standards and long-term reliability.
With these new solutions, Dorman continues to address the evolving needs of the automotive aftermarket, highlighting its role as a leader in delivering high-quality repair options. The company’s consistent efforts to innovate provide practical benefits to both professionals in the repair industry and individual consumers.
Through this expanded portfolio, Dorman aims to make repairs more efficient, affordable, and widely accessible while maintaining high performance and safety standards.
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