About Borg & Beck

Borg & Beck is an established world-wide supplier of premium quality automotive components to the vehicle aftermarket, with over 100 years history of engineering excellence and OE pedigree. Starting life back in 1903 and being the first to patent the sliding clutch, Borg & Beck has been a trusted brand by some of the world's largest vehicle manufacturers, in fact there was a time when Borg & Beck Clutches were originally fitted to pretty much every single British-made vehicle.

About Apec

With over 50 years of experience in the automotive aftermarket, Apec has firmly established itself as a market-leading specialist in supplying braking components and products to the UK and Ireland. Today, Apec has developed its decades of expertise into a growing catalogue of parts and accessories that branch out beyond braking to meet the demands of an evolving marketplace. From coil springs to shock absorbers, the name that was once synonymous with quality braking now means excellence on every level.

About Quinton Hazell

Having been first launched in the 1940’s by its eponymous founder Sir Eric Quinton Hazell, the QH brand and business grew quickly to become the largest aftermarket car parts supplier Worldwide. Combining the values of supplying Original Equipment, quality spares with good customer service, high availability from large locally managed stocks and a prompt delivery service established the model for a successful automotive component supply business that is still valid today.

About Febi

As one of the global leaders in passenger car and commercial vehicle spare parts for more than 160 years, Febi Bilstein is constantly setting new standards in the independent aftermarket: More than 20,000 OE quality spare parts, the highest standards of service and cutting edge logistics.

About Delphi

Delphi is a leading global supplier of electronics and technologies for automotive and commercial vehicles. Delphi delivers real-world innovations that make products smarter and safer as well as more powerful and efficient. Past innovations include the first radiator in 1911, and the first car heater in 1929.