EXPLORE

OEM & aftermarket.
Built around your requirements.

IMPORT & EXPORT

A BROADER
PERSPECTIVE.

Automotive parts requirements do not always begin and end in the same market. Start a conversation about the products, quantities and destinations involved.

Container cranes at a commercial freight terminal at dusk
INTERNATIONAL TRADE / INDUSTRY CONTEXT
CROSS-BORDER REQUIREMENTS

THE DETAILS
CONNECT IT ALL.

From the component specification to the delivery destination.

Discuss import and export sourcing for OEM and aftermarket parts, accessories and maintenance consumables. Each enquiry begins with a clear understanding of the goods and the intended market.

Product availability, transport options, documentation responsibilities and commercial terms are established for the particular transaction. No route, freight price or delivery time is assumed.

Hands applying packing tape to a cardboard cartonTHE REQUIREMENT / THE ARRANGEMENT
BEFORE THE SHIPMENT

DEFINE.
DISCUSS.
CONFIRM.

A useful starting point is a written brief. It helps bring the product, packaging and destination requirements into the same conversation.

Start the conversation
BUILD YOUR ENQUIRY

WHAT TO
INCLUDE.

Attach a parts list or specification sheet to your email where available.

01

Products & specifications

Part references, manufacturer preferences, vehicle applications, quantities and required product specifications.

02

Origin & destination

The origin if known, destination country and delivery locality, together with the business receiving the goods.

03

Packaging & timing

Preferred pack sizes, any special handling requirements and your requested timing. Transport arrangements and lead times require confirmation.

04

Commercial arrangements

Any requested delivery terms and known documentation requirements. Responsibilities, charges and the final arrangement are agreed for the transaction.