1. Identify the vehicle and part
Include the make, model, year and original part reference. Note the destination market too: the same model name can refer to different versions. A part number is a useful reference, not a substitute for confirming fitment.
2. Record the mounting dimensions
State the eye-to-eye length, mounting type, bolt diameter and bush width, together with the measurement condition. Add installation clearance and required travel if known. Photos and drawings can support the review.
3. Specify quantity, branding and packaging
State whether the quantity is in individual units or pairs. Tell us whether you need OEM, ODM or Private Label, and include your packaging and product information requirements.
4. Agree sample checks and compare like for like
Define the dimensions, fitment checks and quality requirements to be evaluated. Compare quotations for the same specification, quantity, packaging, trade term and delivery scope. A lower unit price does not necessarily mean a lower total cost.