Car Horns and Truck Horns
Horns are very important when you are out driving on the road and need a way to get other people's (or even animal's) attention as they can help prevent an accident from happening. Custom horns can also be used to turn heads and provide entertainment and laughs at a car show or event. JEGS offers truck and car horns for sale from brands like Year One, Wolo, Hella, United Pacific, Keen Parts, and more. View our wide selection of car and truck horns to customize your vehicle and improve safety and communication with others on the road.
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METRO MOULDED PARTS
MP 620 Horn Port Pad, 4-1/2 in. Wide x 12-1/4 in. Long, Each
Part Number: 238-MP 620

METRO MOULDED PARTS
MP 620 Horn Port Pad, 4-1/2 in. Wide x 12-1/4 in. Long, Each
Part Number: 238-MP 620

METRO MOULDED PARTS
RP 600-F Horn Anti-Rattle Rubber Pad, For Models Without Horn Rings
Part Number: 238-RP 600-F

METRO MOULDED PARTS
RP 600-F Horn Anti-Rattle Rubber Pad, For Models Without Horn Rings
Part Number: 238-RP 600-F

GOLDEN STAR
WL20-645 Inner Horn Contact Ring for 1965-1967 Ford Mustang with Wood Wheel
Part Number: 189-WL20-645

GOLDEN STAR
WL20-645 Inner Horn Contact Ring for 1965-1967 Ford Mustang with Wood Wheel
Part Number: 189-WL20-645

YEAR ONE
Road Runner Purple Horn 1969-1970 Plymouth Belvedere, Satelite, Road Runner, and GTX
Part Number: 219-MQ68

YEAR ONE
Road Runner Purple Horn 1969-1970 Plymouth Belvedere, Satelite, Road Runner, and GTX
Part Number: 219-MQ68
What Is the Horn on a Car Called?
The horn on a car is a crucial safety feature that serves as an audible warning device. It is typically referred to simply as the "car horn." The car horn is designed to produce a loud sound when activated by the driver, alerting other road users to potential hazards or the driver's presence.
Can You Replace Car Horns?
Yes, you can replace car horns if they become faulty, damaged, or if you want to upgrade to a different horn with a specific sound or tone. Replacing a car horn is generally a straightforward process that involves disconnecting the old horn and connecting the new one. However, it's essential to ensure that the replacement horn is compatible with your vehicle's electrical system and mounting location.
How Much Does a Replacement Car Horn Cost?
The cost of a replacement car horn can vary depending on several factors, including the brand, type, and sound output of the horn. On average, replacement car horns can range from $10 to $50 or more. High-quality or specialty horns with unique sound characteristics may be priced higher.
When selecting a replacement car horn, consider your specific preferences for horn sound, volume, and compatibility with your vehicle. Properly functioning car horns are essential for safety on the road, so it's a worthwhile investment.







































