We study stochastic ordering of system lifetimes with dependent and heterogeneous components whose marginal distributions are obtained through transformations of a common baseline. The dependence structure is modeled via Archimedean copulas, allowing for a unified treatment of several transformation-based models, including proportional hazard, proportional reversed hazard rate and proportional odds families. For parallel, series and \( (n-k) \)-out-of-\( n \) systems, we derive conditions for stochastic dominance based on monotonicity of the transformation and structural properties of the copula generators, formulated through super-additivity and Schur-type arguments. The results provide tractable criteria that extend existing comparisons beyond independence and illustrate the combined effect of dependence and parameter heterogeneity on system reliability.