Jaxivo Spark Plugs 9029

When a vehicle needs replacement spark plugs, the key question is whether the part number and exact engine application match—not whether a broad model name appears in a listing. This Jaxivo set contains four 9029 iridium-platinum spark plugs, with fitments listed for select Chevy City Express and Nissan models.

The application list spans several years and trims, so treat it as a starting point, not a blanket fit guarantee. What matters more than the badge on the hood: does your vehicle’s OE number match?

Size & fit

The listing names Chevy City Express LS/LT models from 2015–2018 with a 2.0L four-cylinder engine. Nissan applications include selected Altima, Cube, NV200, Rogue, Sentra, and Versa trims. For example, it lists certain 2.5L Altima and Rogue versions, 1.8L Cube and Sentra versions, and 2.0L NV200 and Sentra versions. The exact year, trim, and engine vary by model, not every vehicle in those model families is covered.

Before ordering or installing, compare your vehicle’s year, make, model, engine, and existing plug’s OE number with the fitment details. The listed reference numbers include 9029, DILKARGA11, VR8NI35U, and several Nissan OE numbers. If your vehicle or replacement number is not clearly covered, this set is a poor guess for a maintenance part where fit is essential. You’ll appreciate it if you have a listed application and can confirm the match. Better avoided if you need a plug for an unlisted trim or want to buy based on model name alone.

Pros

• Four plugs are included, making the set relevant when you need a matching set rather than a single replacement.
• Iridium electrodes and ceramic construction are specified in the listing.
• The application details include vehicle years, trims, and engine sizes, which gives you more to compare than a model name by itself.
• The seller lists 12-month quality service, the product description does not explain the terms, so check what that coverage includes.

The practical use is straightforward: while servicing a compatible four-cylinder vehicle, you can compare the old plug’s part number against the references before fitting the replacements. The listing claims quick starting and faster acceleration, but provides no test data to show what a driver should expect. Treat those outcomes as claims, not a promised fix for rough running or slow acceleration. A plug change also won’t address unrelated ignition or engine problems.

Spec sheet

• Name: Jaxivo 9029 spark plugs
• Type: Iridium-platinum spark plugs
• Format: Set of 4
• Listed replacement references: 9029, DILKARGA11, VR8NI35U, 22401JA01B, 22401JA07B, 22401JD01B, 22401JA018, 9091901281, 586141316, B2401JA01B

Is it worth it?

This set makes sense when your vehicle’s exact application and OE reference line up with the listing, and you need four plugs for that service. Compared with choosing a replacement using only a broad vehicle name, matching the OE number is the safer buying approach here. That extra check matters because the listed Nissan models cover different engines and trims across overlapping years.

If you’re comparing it with a plug chosen through a vehicle-specific parts lookup, use the lookup to confirm compatibility rather than assuming this longer fitment list is conclusive. The listing doesn’t provide dimensions, a heat range, or installation guidance, so it won’t answer every technical question. Without having tried it, there’s no basis to promise a change in starting or acceleration. Buy it when the reference and application match, choose a confirmed alternative if you can’t verify either.