Anyone ever buy anything from AJusa.com?

[JL8jeff]

I see some decent prices on some parts and it looks like a legit company but was wondering if anyone has actually bought something and received it.

Their website is www.ajusa.com

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[rayhil67]

Looks like a copy-cat company of "turn 5" the distribution company for Extreme Terrain, and American Muscle. Not sure why they would setup in Commiefornia, half the stuff they sell is illegal there.

https://www.turn14.com/about

https://www.turn5.com/

Funny how they are both headquartered in PA

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Looks like a copy-cat company of "turn 5" the distribution company for Extreme Terrain, and American Muscle. Not sure why they would setup in Commiefornia, half the stuff they sell is illegal there.

https://www.turn14.com/about

https://www.turn5.com/

Funny how they are both headquartered in PA

Turn14 and Turn5 are two COMPLETELY different companies.

Turn14 is a distributor. They have nothing to do with Turn5.

Turn5 is a "holding company" so to speak. They own the American Muscle, Extreme Terrain, American Trucks and some other brands.

AJ-USA looks like some new business. An Enterprise Car Rental used to be there but according to Google Maps (as of June 2022) they have a building up. Looks like it's some type of service center.

The AJUSA website DOES LOOK very familiar to me though. I've seen this exact format before but I can't place my name on where. Their ABOUT US page looks exactly like another about us page I've seen... and the site format is like some others. It might be that they are on the BigCommerce e-commerce platform (which is what we're on) and i've seen the template they are using before is all. Yeah that's gotta be it actually

 

[j_marinelli]

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Not 100% sure what that is. My guess is they are just taking a data feed from Turn14 (distributor) and populating it on their site.

A lot of companies do this when they don't actually stock anything and just drop ship. They pull in data feeds from the distributor.

Update: Yup that's what it is: https://apps.shopify.com/turn-14-distribution-api

 

[j_marinelli]

Not 100% sure what that is. My guess is they are just taking a data feed from Turn14 (distributor) and populating it on their site.

A lot of companies do this when they don't actually stock anything and just drop ship. They pull in data feeds from the distributor.

Update: Yup that's what it is: https://apps.shopify.com/turn-14-distribution-api

Wow, that really stream lines things for the companies that use it.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Wow, that really stream lines things for the companies that use it.

Yeah. It's used by mostly drop shippers. They don't actually stock what they sell and don't have a real storefront typically. Or they operate different businesses/websites under one roof. So the order comes in and just gets passed through to the distributor.

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