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Translation to English: If you are looking for used ABS modules. You can provide us with the details and send it to this email: [email protected] We are SHELITA Leveraging decades of manufacturing expertise and cutting-edge technology, SHELITA is steadfast in its commitment to providing customers with reliable and cost-effective automotive parts. We continuously improve our designs and materials, actively promote smart manufacturing processes, and maintain unwavering production quality, all in an effort to exceed customer expectations. Main product lines: bumpers, grilles, radiator brackets, lights, bearings, door mirrors and various metal parts for European, American, Chinese and Japanese models.

Parts ID Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Dec. 26, moving forward with plans to restructure and reduce debt. The ecommerce retailer sells automotive parts through CarID.com, TruckID.com and CamperID.com. https://www.digitalcommerce360.com/2024/01/02/parts-id-files-for-bankruptcy/amp/

Looks like 1965-1967. Ebay ad below for comparison

When you say sport pads, are you referring to high performance pads? If they make them for the rear, you can put them on.

Not sure what that's from, any #s on the other side?

Removed your link to that page and posted a screenshot of the fuel door. There is nothing much to try there, it sticks on to your existing door from what I can tell. That's not for a 2010 Subaru Forester, which is not round. That's not a factory door, its a visual enhancement. Fuel door is not round:

Did you ever figure out what this fits?

What did you end up doing?

Did you ever find this?

Can you flip them around and take a picture of the backside? Are those vents because they don't look like they open up. Almost looks like some sort of vintage center caps. What's the diameter?

Try contacting Wagner tech support: https://www.wagnerbrake.com/contact.html

Look up vintage Ferrari. Here's one on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/183864294393?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28

You can probbaly just make it with some brake line. I looked and don't see a GM part #.

I see that now. Did your silverado come with the mirrors in the video below? You may have to find these either factory or on ebay like: I'm not sure if 1500 would fit like these:

How about a set if these off of Amazon that fit a 2015-2020 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD:

What POS are you using in your stores?

Cooper Tire is recalling 430,000 tires over the concern they may rapidly deflate and lead to a crash. The company said in a statement on Feb. 19 that they were recalling 22 brands of tires after learning of a defect that could lead to sidewall separation and increase the risk of a crash. The company is recalling certain Discoverer, Evolution, Courser, Deegan, Adventurer, Hercules, Back Country, Multi-Mile Wild Country and Big O brand tires including some under the Pep Boys, Discount Tire, Mickey Thompson, Les Schwab and Mastercraft brands. The number of tires affected is estimated to be more than 430,000. Cooper Tire will notify owners in late March and dealers will replace any affected tires, free of charge. Any owners may contact Cooper Tire customer service at 1-800-854-6288. The number for the recall is 178. Additionally, owners have the option to contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 or go to http://www.safercar.gov/. The NHTSA ID for this recall is 21T002000. https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/cooper-tire-recalls-430000-tires-over-defect-that-could-lead-to-a-crash/2570444/?amp

For aftermarket I would go with Raybestos or Wagner. If you have an Advance store, try a set of CARQUEST Platinum. Make sure your rear brakes are good, may be overworking your fronts or those OE pads are just extremely dusty.

First Brands Group, a global automotive parts manufacturer, has acquired Brake Parts Inc (BPI), which manufactures and markets brake products including the full line of Raybestos branded brake parts, and Champion Laboratories Inc., a full-line filtration manufacturer with LuberFiner as a leading brand. The acquisitions are effective immediately. First Brands Group, a global automotive parts manufacturer, has acquired Brake Parts Inc (BPI), which manufactures and markets brake products including the full line of Raybestos branded brake parts, and Champion Laboratories Inc., a full-line filtration manufacturer with LuberFiner as a leading brand. “We are excited to add Raybestos and Luberfiner comprehensive product lines to our market-leading portfolio of aftermarket brands,” said Guy Andrysick, chief marketing officer at First Brands Group. “Both Raybestos and LuberFiner are important and natural complements to our current vehicle maintenance and vehicle repair product solutions. We have strengthened our supplier position to support all customers with one of the most comprehensive portfolios of replacement products in the North American automotive aftermarket.” The acquisitions are effective immediately. Source: https://www.aftermarketnews.com/first-brands-group-formerly-trico-group-acquires-brake-parts-inc-and-champion-laboratories-inc/

Same issue because we live on a private road. Put up a big mailbox at the end of your driveway or even a big outdoor box, then go to the post master and authorize packages to be left in there. We use for small packages: For large packages, put up an outdoor container something like: Stops the need to go to the post office.

Your best bet is to go through the Curt website images for maybe class 2 and 3: https://www.curtmfg.com/trailer-hitches/rear-mount

Looks like a performance muffler. What kind of car is it?

With the Coronavirus (COVID-19) changing both daily life and business practices at a rapid pace, many automotive aftermarket businesses are taking preventative actions to stop the spread of the virus, as well as offering words of assurance for customers and employees during these tenuous times. Below is a round-up of messages from around the aftermarket regarding COVID-19 response. From Auto Care Association President and CEO Bill Hanvey: Dear Brothers and Sisters in the auto care industry, With respect to managing your inbox, I’ll keep this brief. We understand that due to the COVID-19 pandemic that these are times of uncertainty and stress for you, your business and your families. No doubt you have received countless emails offering advice and or services related to the COVID-19 pandemic over the past week. My message is simple: the Auto Care team is operating as normal on your behalf using technology to ensure communication within our industry is still taking place. My team and I are here to assist in any way we can. We’ve put together a page with links to resources including safety guidelines, resources and contacts from the association as well as trusted authorities. Have something helpful to add to the list? Feel free to reply to this email and we’ll add it so the entire industry can benefit. There, you’ll also find the most up to date information on the status of upcoming events and we promise to keep you informed with additional communications as necessary. To everyone: stay safe, stay healthy and don’t hesitate to reach out. Lucas Oil Emphasizes Health and Safety In Response to COVID-19 : In response to the recent news surrounding the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, Lucas Oil Products executives, Forrest and Morgan Lucas, have shared the following update with Lucas’ loyal customer base around the world. As we all continue to navigate these uncertain times, the team at Lucas Oil would like to remind everyone health and safety are the number one priority. These are unprecedented times which we are all in together, and the information we receive is changing rapidly. All of our families, our businesses and our communities are affected by the Coronavirus pandemic, and it is changing the way we interact with one another and the way we do business. As we navigate this new environment, Lucas Oil Products is reaching out to share with you our Continuity of Operations Plan and the steps we are taking to mitigate the risk this pandemic poses. Our first priority is the safety and well-being of all, and our hearts go out to those impacted, in any way, by COVID-19. We thank the healthcare employees and first responders who are working tirelessly to care for all those in need. At Lucas Oil, we are focusing our efforts on the health and safety of our employees, families and communities. Through this, we have implemented alternative work locations to encourage employees to work remotely. For employees that must be in a Lucas Oil facility to perform their work, we have implemented alternative scheduling and distance requirements to ensure we maintain operations while minimizing employee risk. In addition to the above steps, employee travel has been temporarily suspended. These changes were implemented to protect the health and well-being of our employees, and while they may pose some change in your day to day interactions with Lucas Oil, they are designed to minimize the potential for business interruption and ensure we maintain full operational capabilities. Lucas Oil is the owner and operator of many of your favorite grassroots motorsport’s events. While we never like to miss a race, we are following the CDC’s guidelines and postponing activities where large crowd gatherings occur. We look forward to re-launching our events once it is safe for all to attend, and we are excited to return to everyday life where we can enjoy the races with our family and friends. Throughout all of this, the Lucas Oil team remains focused and committed to working with each of you to ensure we continue to meet and exceed your expectations on our orders and commitments. We are here for you and just as committed as ever to you, our customers and partners. We thank you for your business and more importantly, your friendship. Please be safe and exercise extra precaution during this challenging time. A message from PartsTrader CEO Steve Messenger: Dear Valued PartsTrader Clients, I am writing you today, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, to assure you that we have put in place the necessary measures to keep the health and safety of our PartsTrader employees paramount, while ensuring we continue to deliver world-class customer care. As you know, the events of the past days and weeks have been unprecedented, and our team continues to monitor and navigate this rapidly changing situation along with the rest of the world. We are complying with CDC guidelines, as well as following the guidance of national and local officials regarding COVID-19. We are taking all necessary precautions to help keep our employees safe, while still allowing our Customer Care Center to remain operational, providing the same level of customer service you’ve come to expect from our dedicated team. We are maintaining our normal business hours of operation and our team of committed Customer Care Representatives will be available to help solve any issues and answer any questions. If you do have questions or concerns regarding your customer experience, please feel free to reach out to our Customer Care Center and we will promptly provide assistance. At PartsTrader, we are prepared for events like those now taking place and we are fully committed to continue delivering normal operational efficiency for our customers. Thank you for your time and please be safe. AFA Industries Heavy-Duty Engine Parts and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Most important to us is the safety and security of our employees, their families, and our customers. Accordingly, we are taking steps to address the concerns created by the COVID-19 outbreak. With the increasing health advisories, vigilance, and actions being taken at local, state, and federal levels we are limiting travel and face-to-face meetings for AFA employees. Instead, we will restrict such activities to conference calls, email, Skype and other digital formats. The following actions are being taken by AFA effective immediately and until further notice to ensure the safety of all concerned: * No off-site meetings until the crisis is over. * No non-AFA employees will be permitted on-site * Truck Drivers are required to stay in their vehicle or outside of the facility during the loading and unloading process. Please note that while there is uncertainty in many areas of our markets, During this crisis AFA remains committed and ready to supply the products you need to operate your business as efficiently and effectively as possible. Thank You And Stay Safe. VP Racing Fuels Continues To Power Global Motorsports: VP Racing Fuels, Inc., a global leader in performance fuels, lubricants, and additives, continues to supply race fuels, coolants, and lubricants to race series and teams, despite the economic challenges caused by COVID-19. VP continues to maintain sufficient inventory and transportation to supply all professional and amateur race customers around the world. “Product quality and delivery excellence are what we’re known for,” stated Alan Cerwick, VP’s President and CEO. “Amidst this challenging business climate, we remain committed to providing our race and retail customers with product availability and on-time delivery to support their business operations. Our product demand remains stable, and we continue to sign new race series and distribution relationships in 2020.” From Armor Protective Packaging: “Dear Customers and Partners, We recognize that with the constantly changing COVID-19 situation around the world, this is an unprecedented time for everyone — a time that, for many, is filled with uncertainty. Our hearts and thoughts go out to each and every one of you. I want you to know you have our commitment to continue providing you with the products and services you depend on. For more than 40 years, ARMOR has put relationships with our partners, team members and the community at the forefront. This enduring mission continues to guide us as we closely monitor, assess and respond to this pandemic. ARMOR is following the recommendations of health authorities as well as the directives issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). These include but are not limited to: • Enforcing protocols for any employee that has been in proximity of the virus or is symptomatic • Eliminating all non-essential travel among our teams and restricting access to our facilities • Expanding the deep cleaning and sanitation efforts at our facilities • Activating remote work scenarios for team members wherever possible • Practicing social distancing in any situation where interactions are unavoidable The majority of the items that are used in the production of our products are sourced domestically. At this time, ARMOR does not anticipate any raw material supply challenges, or disruption to our production. If the situation arises, we are prepared to manage through the emergency. Should any of our facilities be impacted by COVID-19 in the future, we have multiple extrusion locations, redundancy in coating lines in the US and Canada, and our Stock & Ready inventory is a built-in emergency supply reserve to draw from as well. These redundancies should mitigate any potential disruptions. We appreciate your continued trust in ARMOR to protect both your parts and reputation.” Source: https://www.counterman.com/aftermarket-responds-to-coronavirus-with-a-variety-of-measures/

Automotive Repair, Service Deemed ‘Essential’ During COVID-19 https://www.autoshopowner.com/forums/topic/15867-automotive-repair-service-deemed-‘essential’-during-covid-19/

We are setting up this topic to share information on any impact the current COVID-19 virus has on the auto parts industry. Sourcing, distribution, parts availability, and business impact. General questions and sharing of knowledge are welcome. The WHO has designated this a global pandemic that is already affecting many industries, including most sectors in the automotive industry. Corporate and Independent automotive parts stores are being impacted by repair shop businesses slowing down. As you know, many parts come from China and other parts of the world, which are affected by the current pandemic. Please share how this is impacting you and what you are seeing.