BG Automotive (BGA)’s steering and suspension product development team has identified 24 “must-have” stock references for your business.
BGA reported its steering and suspension components use OE parameters and tolerances as the “mandatory minimum requirements” to pass its accredited quality controls in its UK headquarters and are now available at your disposal to be stocked.
Over one million steering and suspension components were shipped alone in 2022, which, BGA claimed, positions itself as an ideal choice to become your parts distributor in 2023. BGA releases new product references every month, ensuring that it remains competitive in the market.
Steering and suspension components are vital in every vehicle, as they are responsible in ensuring the vehicle is able to be controlled and allows it to absorb shocks from imperfect road surfaces. BGA stated that it is important to have the most common steering and suspension components stocked, to ensure that you are able to promptly accommodate any customer request.
The suspension system of a vehicle is made up of several parts, including but not limited to track control arms, ball joints, stabiliser links, tie rod ends, bushes and strut mounts – which can be sourced directly from BGA.
Control arms are especially susceptible to wearing out, as they are one of the main components of a suspension system. When this occurs, the vehicle will likely experience alignment issues, wheel vibrations and may cause difficulty steering. It is extremely important to properly diagnose and be able to quickly replace any components as to not decimate customer safety.
BGA bestsellers:
TRC2396 – Pair TRC2395 (Ford Fiesta (2008-2017) and KA+ (2016-onwards))
TRC2395 – Pair TRC2396 (Ford Fiesta (2008-2017) and KA+ (2016-onwards))
SC4200 (Land Rover Discovery (2009- 2018) and Range Rover (2005-2013))
LS9607 (Audi A3 (2012-2020), VW Golf (2012-2020) and Škoda Octavia (2014- 2020))
TRC6307 – Pair TRC6308 (Nissan Qashqai (2007-2013), X-Trail (2007-2013) and Renault Koleos (2008-onwards))
TRC6308 – Pair TRC6307 (Nissan Juke (2010-onwards), X-Trail (2007-2013) and Qashqai (2010-2013))
TRC2314 – Pair TRC2315 (Ford Focus (2004-2012), Volvo V50 (2010-2012) and Ford C-Max (2007-2010))
TRC2315 – Pair TRC2314 (Ford Focus (2004-2012), Volvo V50 (2010-2012) and Ford C-Max (2007-2010))
TRC6318 – Pair TRC6319 (Nissan Juke (2010-onwards), Leaf (2010-onwards) and Pulsar Hatchback (2014-onwards))
TRC6319 – Pair TRC6318 (Nissan Juke (2010-onwards), Leaf (2010-onwards) and Pulsar Hatchback (2014-onwards))
TRC2308 – Pair TRC2309 (Ford V363 (2013-2018), Transit Van (2006-2014) and Transit Bus (2006-2014))
TRC0129 – Pair TRC0130 (Seat Exeo (2009-2013), Audi A4 (2004-2008) and VW Passat (2000-2005))
TRC0130 – Pair TRC0129 (Seat Exeo (2009-2013), Audi A4 (2004-2008) and VW Passat (2000-2005))
TRC4268 – Pair TRC4269 (Land Rover Discovery (2004-2009))
TRC2309 – Pair TRC2308 (Ford Transit Bus (2011-2014), Transit Van (2011-2014) and Transit Platform (2006-2014))
TRC9503 – Pair TRC9504 (Vauxhall Astra (2006-2014), Zafira (2008-2015) and Meriva (2010-2017))
TRC2210 – Pair TRC2209 (Fiat 500 (2007- onwards) and Abarth 500 (2008-onwards))
LS9606 (VW Up (2011-2020), Seat Mii (2011-2019) and Audi A1 (2014-2018))
TRC9504 – Pair TRC9503 (Vauxhall Astra (2006-2014), Zafira (2008-2015) and Meriva (2010-2017))
LS9522 (Vauxhall Insignia (2013-2017), Zafira (2005-2015) and Astra (2006-2014))
TRC2209 – Pair TRC2210 (Abarth 500/595/695 (2008-onwards) and Fiat 500 (2007-onwards))
TRC0902 – Pair TRC0901 (BMW 3 Series (1999-2005) and BMW Z4 Roadster (2005- 2009))
LS0109 (Audi A3 (2012-2020), VW Sharan (2015-2020) and Tiguan (2016-2020))
BU0104 (VW Sharan (2015-2020) and Audi Q3 (2011-2018))
