Automotive product sourcing & supply coordination
We coordinate sourcing and supply of roadside emergency items, tire maintenance tools and vehicle accessories for distributors and importers — with specifications, accessory lists, packaging, inspection requirements and delivery dates agreed in writing before production starts.
Most buyers arrive with one of three situations. Pick the one that matches yours.
You already sell these lines and need a source that ships exactly what was approved — correct accessories, retail-ready packing, consistent quality.
You want your own brand on the product and a first order small enough to test the market without tying up capital.
You replenish consumables and tools on a cycle and need predictable reorder response across a mixed basket.
Three ranges, each with its own specification fields, accessory options and packaging conventions.
Jump starters, warning and reflective items, tow and tie-down gear, in-car tool kits.
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Repair strings and patches, valves and TPMS parts, balancing and mounting tools, care consumables.
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Charging and mounts, storage and interior fittings, cleaning and care consumables.
View rangeAlmost every sourcing dispute starts with one of these five points being left open. We confirm all five in writing before production.
Item, material, dimensions, capacity or rating, colour and finish — restated in a specification sheet you approve.
Every component in the box, itemised: cables, adapters, fuses, spare parts, instruction sheet language.
Retail colour box, neutral box or poly bag; barcode, label text, carton mark and units per carton.
Who inspects, at what AQL level, which defects matter, and which documents you receive with the shipment.
Production window counted from approved specification and deposit, plus the loading or consolidation plan.
Four stages, each ending in a document you keep.
You send the item, target quantity, destination market and packaging wish. We reply with feasibility, trial quantity and open questions.
Specification sheet, accessory list and packing artwork are approved in writing. Sample or pre-production unit is signed off.
Production runs to the approved sheet. AQL inspection is carried out and the report is issued before cartons are sealed.
Cartons are marked to your plan, mixed SKUs consolidated, and shipping documents handed over for your forwarder.
No verbal agreements on the points that decide whether a shipment is accepted.
Practical guides on confirming specifications, packaging and shipping plans.
A written checklist for closing material, dimension, accessory and packaging questions before a deposit is paid.
Read guide Roadside Know-howComponent options by use case, and which items buyers usually expect in a retail-ready kit.
Read guide Packaging & LogisticsCost, lead-time and shelf impact of each option, and how to decide before artwork is printed.
Read guideThe six questions that come up most often in first inquiries.
Send the item, material, dimension, accessory list and packaging requirement in your inquiry. We return a written specification sheet and a sample or pre-production confirmation before bulk production starts.
Yes. Trial quantities and custom packaging are confirmed per category, because minimums depend on the item and the printing method. State your target quantity and packaging format in the inquiry form and we quote accordingly.
Inspection is normally AQL sampling by our QC, optionally by a third-party inspection company or your nominated agent. Documentation includes the packing list, inspection report and, where applicable, material or test reports for the item.
Mixed SKUs can be consolidated into one carton plan or one container. Submit the SKU and quantity combination during specification confirmation so cartons, labels and loading sequence are planned before production ends.
Labeling rules differ by destination market and product type. We confirm the label content you require, print to your approved artwork, and advise which declarations must be supplied by you as the importer.
Import clearance and destination-market certification remain with the buyer. We prepare the shipping and product documents agreed in the order so your broker can clear the shipment.
Tell us the category, target quantity, destination market and the packaging or inspection requirements you work to. If a detail is still open, say so — we list what needs deciding before a price can be firm.
