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Source: ZF announcement
NORTHVILLE, Mich. — ZF Aftermarket is making more “True Original” TRW parts available for more vehicles as it expands its product lines for the United States and Canadian markets. With the February 2022 additions, nearly 19 million more vehicles have access to TRW’s high-quality OE steering and suspension components.
The SKUs added to the TRW product ranges in February include 11 chassis components covering more than seven million vehicles in operation and 21 suspension components covering more than 11.5 million vehicles in operation.
The new SKUs cover a wide range of vehicle makes and models including:
• Ball joint for 2011-2020 Dodge Durango, 2011-2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Control arm for 2011-2015 Dodge Durango, 2011-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Control arm for 2012-2014 Mercedes-Benz C- and E-class, various model years 2008-2014
• Control arm for 2013-2020 Ford Fusion, 2013-2020 Lincoln MKZ
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The 2022 additions further expand from the 637 new part numbers TRW introduced in 2021, including chassis components, control arms and brake pads.
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“We are beginning 2022 strong, with more coverage for the most popular vehicle across the US. We look forward to expanding our offerings throughout the year, providing more vehicle technicians and owners with the confidence of using high-quality TRW parts,” said Mark Cali, Head of Independent Aftermarket, USC at ZF Aftermarket.
Quality Expertise
The TRW brand, a leader in automotive technology, is known for its high-quality OE standards and safety components. TRW understands how busy life is, which is why the products are designed to make it easier with the right part for every job. Knowing you are installing the same high quality, engineered to application parts as the OE instills confidence that the repair is done right the first time without fear of comebacks.
