Automotive aftermarket specialist First Line Ltd. has introduced 64 new parts to its product lines to meet the aftermarket’s needs and help garages to service more vehicles than ever before.

The new parts are introduced to First Line’s Braking, Cables, Steering and Suspension, Filters, Clutch, Cooling, Oil Sumps, and Wiper Motor ranges. The company’s continuous research and development programmes help to ensure the needs of the expanding vehicle parc are met, with new products released each month covering many popular vehicles.

In its flagship Steering and Suspension range, which is marking 30 years in 2022, 14 new Suspension Arms are available, including FCA7936, FCA7937, FCA7938 and FCA7939 –front and rear arms for the Alpina B7 2016>, BMW 5 Series 2016>, 6 Series 2017>, 7 Series 2015> and 8 Series 2018>. Also introduced to the Steering and Suspension range is FCA7736 for the Tesla Model S 2012>16, and new left-hand and right-hand Tie Rod Ends, FTR6125 and FTR612, to fit the Ford Kuga 2019>.

Added to the company’s Cooling range this month are several new Thermostat Kits, with FTK540 fitting multiple applications including the Audi A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, Q5, Q7 and Q8 models, Ford B-MAX and Focus vans, and Fiesta, Mondeo and Puma applications.

Four new Air Filters have been added to the Borg & Beck portfolio with BFA2656 fitting the KIA Picanto 2017>, BFA2663 for the Porsche 911 2008>11 and Panamera 2012>15, BFA2664 for the Porsche 911 2012>19 and BFA2669 for the Mazda 3 and CX-30 2020>.

First Line’s Oil Sump range expands with the introduction of FSP1037, fitting the Nissan Qashqai 2007>14 and X-Trail 2007>13, plus the Renault Fluence 2010>, Grand Scenic 2009>, Laguna 2007>15, Megane 2010> and Scenic 2009> applications. For light commercial vehicles, FSP1039 has been added to the range providing an Oil Sump for Ford Tourneo Custom 2019>, Transit Custom 2015> and Transit 2019> vans.

All the company’s new-to-range products can be found in the online catalogue, WebCat, allowing access to the brand’s impressive portfolio of over 40,000 components, which can be looked-up by application or cross-reference at webcat.firstline.co.uk.