Category: Suspensions

FAI has unveiled a new resource to help diagnose steering and suspension problems. The company says its Steering and Suspension range is a true “all makes” programme for European, Japanese and Korean passenger cars and light vans. FAI’s policy of producing steering parts for the latest models, matching O.E. quality and terrific value for money

Comline Auto Parts has added 35 new part numbers to its all-makes steering and suspension programme. Applications include ball joints and tie rod ends for the Nissan Primastar, Ford Focus and Audi A1. Comline’s Sales and Marketing Director, Malcolm Rosher, explained: “Quality is paramount as steering & suspension parts are safety critical. Our product development

Continental has developed its first air suspension system for an ‘all-electric vehicle’. Following a shortened development phase, the first series delivery of the air suspension system started in spring 2012 to a manufacturer of electric vehicles. 

Comline Auto Parts has added 35 new part numbers to its all-makes steering and suspension programme. Applications include ball joints and tie rod ends for the Nissan Primastar, Ford Focus and Audi A1.

FAI has extended its range range of Ford Focus Steering & Suspension parts, to include wishbones for the 2012 model year. Other parts include rack ends, tie rod ends, link rods, ball joints and more and all, as you would expect from FAI, made to OE matching standards and offering terrific value for money.

In the UK, nine out of ten best-sellers are equipped with Sogefi parts. Within Europe, eight out of ten European top-selling cars are fitted with a range of Sogefi products, according to the Information Handling Services (IHS).

Comline has launched its own brand, all-makes steering and suspension programme across the independent aftermarket.

Team P R Reilly is continuing to grow its parts business with the introduction of yet another world brand, which will see the addition of a full steering and suspension programme to the parts portfolio.

Leading European automotive component distributor Optimal is seeing further demand for its steering and suspension products over the past two years.