RC Brands Directory

Browse supported RC vehicle brands, then choose your series/chassis and exact model or OEM/model number to open the correct Model Collection.

J-M SUPPLIES RC Parts Store currently specializes in model-specific RCScrewZ Stainless Screw Kits, Rubber-Sealed Bearing Kits, and Metal-Shielded Bearing Kits.

Find the right kit in 4 steps

  1. Choose your RC brand

    Start with the vehicle manufacturer.

  2. Choose the series and exact model

    Narrow by series/chassis, then exact model or OEM/model number.

  3. Confirm fit in the Model Collection

    Verify exact model/OEM identity before choosing parts.

  4. Choose the compatible kit

    Use the kit options shown for that exact Model Collection.

All RC Brands

Browse alphabetically or use the brand search above.

Not sure which RC model you have?

Check the model name or OEM/model number on the box, manual, chassis label, or manufacturer documentation. Then use the Compatibility Hub to confirm the exact model before choosing a kit.

About the RC Brands Directory

J-M SUPPLIES RC Parts Store helps you find parts by your exact RC model, so you can confirm compatibility before choosing a kit.

Start with the RC brand, then choose the series or chassis and your exact model. If your RC has an OEM/model number—the manufacturer’s model number—use it to make sure you have the correct version. The Model Collection for your exact RC is the page to use to confirm what fits.

From that Model Collection, choose only the RCScrewZ kits shown for your model. Depending on the RC, you may find Stainless Screw Kits, Rubber-Sealed Bearing Kits, Metal-Shielded Bearing Kits, or a combination of these. If both bearing styles are offered, Rubber-Sealed is usually better for dirt/off-road use and extra protection, while Metal-Shielded is usually better for cleaner/on-road use when lower drag matters. Always follow the fitment information and notes shown for your exact model.

Questions about finding your RC brand and model

Not sure which RC brand you have?
Check the RC vehicle, box, manual, or manufacturer label for the brand name or logo. If you know the model name or model number but not the brand, use the RC Model Compatibility Hub.
Where can I find my RC model or OEM/model number?
Check the box, instruction manual, chassis label, or manufacturer documentation. The model number can be especially important when several versions of an RC have similar names.
Do I need my exact RC model before I buy a kit?
Yes. J-M SUPPLIES RC Parts Store kits are matched to specific RC models. Similar model names, different generations, or different versions can use different screws or bearings. Confirm your exact model before ordering.
What is a Model Collection?
A Model Collection is the page for one exact RC model. It shows the verified RCScrewZ kits available for that model and is the page to use to confirm compatibility before buying.
I don’t see my brand or model listed—what should I do?
Try the RC Model Compatibility Hub and search by model name or OEM/model number. If you still cannot find it, use RC Project Details and send us the brand, exact model, and any model number you can find. We may not currently have a verified kit for that RC.
Which bearing kit should I choose?
Rubber-Sealed Bearing Kits are generally better for dirt/off-road use and extra protection. Metal-Shielded Bearing Kits are generally better for cleaner/on-road use when lower drag matters. Your Model Collection shows which verified bearing options are available for your exact RC.