Meritor Expanding Aftermarket Portfolio To Cover Every Stage Of Commercial-Vehicle Lifecycle

Meritor Expanding Aftermarket Portfolio To Cover Every Stage Of Commercial-Vehicle Lifecycle

Meritor Inc. said it will offer an expanded product portfolio “with distinct aftermarket brands that includes multiple price points designed to meet customer requirements regardless of the vehicle lifecycle stage.”

TROY, Michigan – Meritor Inc. said it will offer an expanded product portfolio “with distinct aftermarket brands that includes multiple price points designed to meet customer requirements regardless of the vehicle lifecycle stage.”

“Meritor’s comprehensive portfolio delivers the right parts, performance and price for each life stage of trucks, trailers and buses, offering quality products to lower fleets’ total cost of operation,” said Brett Penzkofer, vice president, Aftermarket, North America. “Parts available through our family of brands are backed by industry-leading Meritor warranties and complete product support to match any performance or cost objective.”

Products in each distinct brand are validated to meet or exceed relevant industry standards for safety, reliability and durability, according to Meritor. To help customers choose the parts that are right for them, the brands are segmented into “Good,” “Better” and “Best” price and performance tiers:

  • In the Good tier, the Mach parts brand are built for customers seeking high value, delivering quality all-makes parts that improve uptime at affordable prices.
  • The Better tier’s Meritor, Euclid and Meritor Reman brands offer top-quality aftermarket parts at more affordable prices.
    • The Meritor brand’s high-quality parts are designed and engineered to exacting OEM specifications.
    • Euclid, a trusted brand for more than 75 years, delivers high-quality aftermarket parts designed and engineered for all vehicles.
    • Meritor Reman offers high-quality remanufactured genuine and aftermarket parts.
  • The Best tier’s Meritor Genuine brand is designed for newer vehicles still under warranty or for customers who want to maintain original performance and maximize uptime with OEM production parts.

“Today’s truck operators strive to maximize life and uptime from their current fleets of trucks and trailers, and they’re focusing on delivery, speed, availability of quality parts and overall operating costs,” Penzkofer said. “With our new brand structure, we’re offering high-quality parts across the board at better prices with the convenience of one-stop shopping to help our customers save time.”

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