Define the repair or sales use
Share the truck application, repair task and preferred selling unit.
Matched sets
Mixed Truck Parts Kits
A useful kit combines parts that are verified for the same repair task, rather than simply placing unrelated items in one carton.
Customization details
Match the kit to the job and the stocking method
Workshop kits may follow a repair sequence, while distributor sets may follow shelf and reorder logic. We check application, quantity per set, optional items, labels and whether the buyer needs one-kit or master-carton identification.
- Each component is checked against the same application or repair task.
- Required, optional and substitute items are listed separately.
- Kit labels show the reference and quantity of included components.
OEM / ODM
From request to approved sample
Build the component list
Separate required, optional and alternative items with quantities per kit.
Approve the packed set
Check identification, component count and protection before the packing rule is released.
FAQ
Customization questions
Can different truck models share one kit?
Only when each component is verified for every listed application; otherwise separate kits are safer.
Can customers choose optional items?
Yes. The base set and optional modules should be listed clearly to prevent packing errors.
Can each kit have its own barcode?
Yes, when the buyer supplies or approves the coding structure and component definition.
OEM / ODM
Other customization options
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Product Logo Marking
Logo marking is assessed against the part material, available surface and intended use before a production method is proposed.
View details02Custom Export Packaging
Packaging is designed around product protection, warehouse identification and the information required by the destination market.
View details03Custom Part Specifications
A requested change is first separated into fitment, material, performance and packing requirements so each item can be verified.
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