New Heavy-Duty Catalog Released for Raybestos Chassis

New Heavy-Duty Catalog Released for Raybestos Chassis

Raybestos brand chassis parts has released a new heavy-duty catalog (No. RCHD-11), with coverage through the 2012 model year. According to Affinia, more than 1,005 heavy-duty chassis parts apply to more than 294,000 medium- and heavy-duty catalog listings, offering full coverage for the most popular foreign and domestic applications.

Raybestos brand chassis parts – a member of the Affinia family of brands – has released a new heavy-duty catalog (No. RCHD-11), with coverage through the 2012 model year.

According to Affinia, more than 1,005 heavy-duty chassis parts apply to more than 294,000 medium- and heavy-duty catalog listings, offering full coverage for the most popular foreign and domestic applications.
 
Maximum Strength, Safety and Service Life Raybestos Professional Grade heavy-duty chassis parts specifically match the application’s ball and socket for built-in strength and durability, and their synthetic bearing designs reduce friction, wear and endplay, according to the company. Professional Grade heavy duty designs always match the application for better steering control, ride quality and service life, Affinia adds. The company adds that the permanently attached polyurethane dust boot helps prevent premature failure caused by contamination, providing clean, consistent, long-lasting performance.

Affinia also offers a parts and labor guarantee on Raybestos chassis parts. The company says that if any Professional Grade chassis product fails, the cost of the part, plus the expense of your labor, will be refunded.
 
For more information on Raybestos brand chassis parts, visit www.raybestoschassis.com or call 800-323-0354.

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