BRAKES

The combination of Brakes, shock absorbers and tyres together form a safety triangle. Their effectiveness guarantees your car optimal braking response in an emergency.

To travel safely, you must check your entire car braking system components regularly for signs of wear.
The brake pedal, the pump, the pipes and brake fluid, the pads, disks or brake shoes and drums for drum brakes: these are the braking system’s main components, designed to guarantee a maximum level of safety for you and those on board with you, but also for other cars and pedestrians you share the road with.

Light Bulbs

LIGHT BULBS

Having an effective lighting system is the key to your driving safety, day and night.

LED, incandescent or gas emission: every car has its light bulbs, but they are all thought out with UN-ECE regulations in mind, this ensures replacement according to the required standard.
For your safety and for the on coming traffic, always ask for our original light bulbs: a guarantee in terms of quality and duration!

Filters

FILTERS

The filters offer different types of protection and advantages for you, your car and the environment.

The passenger compartment filter lets you breathe freely when you are in the car, offering you an effective shield against pollen, fine and ultra-fine dust and other polluting elements that could infiltrate through the heating or air conditioning system.
The air filter prevents engine wear caused by dust and keeps the noise down.
The oil filter purifies the engine oil constantly, while the diesel filter protects it from the water pump and injectors.
Always check the efficiency of your filter system and select only original filters: you travel safely and your car will last longer!

Lighting

LIGHTING

Optimum visibility is an essential element for your driving safety.

The lighting system gives off light that lets you see and be seen in both night and day, showing those you encounter how big your car is, where you are and which direction you are going. Along with front, rear or side lights, they include the control units, the headlamp levelling motor, the headlamp washing system and the third stop light. Always choose our original spare parts to guarantee your car has an efficient lighting system like new!

Shock absorbers and suspensions

SHOCK ABSORBERS AND SUSPENSIONS

To ensure your car is stable on curves, all the suspension system parts have to work efficiently and harmoniously with the others.

The suspension system keeps the wheels constantly in contact with the road. This is an articulated unit that includes shock absorbers, springs, wishbones, wheel bearings, velocity joints and tyres. Always use original spare shock absorbers and suspensions to enjoy maximum road grip and driving comfort!

Clutch

CLUTCH

The clutch is a transmission organ positioned between the engine and the gearbox that lets you engage gears and stay put when stopped.

Once activated, it momentarily interrupts transfer of motion from the drive shaft to the drive wheels thus making it possible to change gears. The clutch system consists of three components: the thrust bearing, the disc and the pressure plate that work together to get one end result: your car’s acceleration or deceleration according to the gear engaged.

Timing

TIMING

A vital organ for your car’s engine, the timing system synchronises the opening and closing of the intake and exhaust valves.

The timing is one of a set of components that regulate the passage of air-fuel and combustible gas mixture.
There are two types:
• With a toothed belt (in rubber), which synchronises the engine drive shaft movement with that of the camshaft, transferring it to other components too, like the water pump.
• With a chain (with rollers), with the same characteristics but stronger, more precise and longer-lasting.

Spark plugs

SPARE PLUGS AND GLOW PLUGS

Spark plugs and glow plugs work so your ignition is always reliable and ready to respond.

Spark plugs work differently depending on the fuel:
•in petrol engines they begin the combustion stage, creating the spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture
•in Diesel engines they work with self-ignition. The fuel is injected and ignites when the air-fuel mixture reaches self-ignition temperature.

Brakes