With a catalogue of over 10,500 individual items (including 3,500 brake pads, 5,500 brake discs, 900 brake shoes, and 600 brake sensors), Frontech is one of the biggest manufacturers and suppliers of car parts in the UK and also the rest of the world.
It’s common to associate visible brake dust on a vehicle’s wheels with something negative such as a fault with the vehicle, incorrect choice of brake pad, low quality, or even just untidiness!
Everyone has experienced squeaking brakes at some point. Whether on your own car or someone else’s, it’s safe to say that it’s a signal that something is wrong with your braking system.
A common worry many people have in winter is whether their ceramic brake pads can cope with the plunging temperatures, especially when the roads become icy or when the snow turns to slush.
As a car parts reseller or mechanic, the chances are that you’ll spend lots of your time answering questions from customers about how their cars work. To give you a helping hand, we’ve put together some commonly asked questions about brake pads that you can pass on to your end customers.
While the vehicles we drive have evolved from standard fossil fuel vehicles to hybrids or even fully electric cars and vans, the braking systems across most automobiles have remained virtually unchanged for the last few decades.
When it comes to selling automotive parts online, it’s essential to clearly understand the products you want to offer and the market you want to target as car parts distributors.
Following on from our post on how to replace brake pads on any vehicle, we wanted to share more information about the post-replacement process and the additional steps we encourage our clients to take after replacing brake pads.
You may be wondering what it takes to see real results online. The good news is that there are several things you and your team can do to optimise your store and increase sales.
Semi metallic brake pads are one of the most popular types on the market today and a common choice for mid-size cars, SUVs, and industrial trucks from brands including, Scania, Range Rover, Ford, Mazda, Peugeot, Chevrolet, BMW, and many others.
The online sale of automotive parts and accessories has seen a massive rise over the past five years, with traditional brick-and-mortar retailers turning to the online space.