PRT Introduces 12 New Products for the American Market

PRT (Performance Ride Technology), a major global manufacturer of shocks, struts and suspension assemblies, has unveiled a dozen new replacement components for the North American market. PRT, one of the brands under the ADD Group, has also been producing parts for vehicle manufacturers for over 30 years.

The 12 new products include strut assemblies and shock absorbers designed to meet the needs of approximately seven million vehicles. This announcement covers well-known models such as the Toyota Corolla Cross, Hyundai Tucson, Lexus LS300, Buick LaCrosse, Kia Sportage and even the latest 2024 Ford Edge.

For more information, the manufacturer invites customers to call (770) 238-1611 or visit prtautoparts.com.

(Photo: PRT)

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