Body Parts and Accessories
Managers, owners and maintenance departments of commercial vehicle, lorry, and truck fleets often fail to prioritise replacing body parts and accessories due to the misconception that as non-mechanical and non-electrical parts they are less important.
However, the profitability of your business and your fleet revolves around fuel efficiency and customer retention. Operating a truck without mud flaps, tank caps or headlights in some territories is in breach of motoring laws, but more than that operating a commercial vehicle without these parts delivers a negative impression to your customer and could reduce your customer retention.
What types of Body Parts and Accessories we supply?
Working with leading partners, we can supply you with the full range of body parts and accessories including:
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Cab Steps
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Cab Tilt Pumps
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Gas Pressure Springs
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Gear Knob
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Grilles
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Head Lights
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Mud Flaps
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Tank Caps
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Wipers
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Wiper Motors
Plus much more.
When should you replace your Body Parts & Accessories?
Making the decision to replace body parts and on-board accessories is a decision that extends much above the functionality of the vehicle. Parts such as Cab Steps and Grilles, while they have functional purposes, are some of the truck components that your customers and customers' operatives see up close. Failing to show your vehicles are properly maintained cosmetically may suggest that your care for your customers cargo is lesser than they would like. Therefore, replacing your body parts and accessories should be regular and upon consultation of the vehicle driver.
We can assist you with your Body Part needs through our extensive network of suppliers. We have long standing relationships with a vast number of highly reputable manufacturers that position us perfectly to be your supply chain partner for a variety of spare parts and accessories.
For more information please get in touch with us via email detailing your part number, part description, quantity as well as the vehicle brand and application.
