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Source: Textar
HARTLETPOOL, U.K. – Premium brake brand, Textar, has grown its expansive aftermarket product range with the addition of anti-lock brake (ABS) sensors.
The ABS is a key player in a vehicle’s overall ability to stop as it monitors wheel behaviour when subjected to heavy braking. Textar has recognized this as a key area when it comes to brake replacement and wants to ensure workshops are always supplied with premium quality aftermarket parts.
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Utilizing cutting-edge technology, Textar products are precision engineered to offer maximum safety, performance and comfort. This uncompromising approach to product excellence has been the ethos of the brand for more than 100 years and has led to Textar being a trusted partner to the world’s leading vehicle manufacturers.
Textar, which is a part of TMD Friction, covers 99.9 percent of the U.K. automotive market and includes pads, discs, accessories and brake fluid available for next day delivery.
As a global premium brand offering a selection of original-equipment and aftermarket products, Textar has a renowned reputation for high quality, performance and endurance. This makes it the brand of choice for factors and garages.
About TMD Friction
TMD Friction, a 100 percent subsidiary of Nisshinbo Holdings Inc., is a global leader in the manufacture of brake pads for the automotive and brake industry. Alongside disc brake pads and drum brake linings for cars and commercial vehicles, the product portfolio also includes motorsport brake pads as well as friction materials for industry. TMD Friction supplies the global spare parts market through brands like Textar, Mintex, Don, Pagid and Cobreq. TMD Friction also develops and produces friction linings for industry under the brand Cosid. The TMD Friction Group has four sites in Germany, with more in Europe, the USA, Brazil, Mexico, China and Japan, and employs around 4,700 people worldwide. For more information visit www.tmdfriction.com.
