LKQ Euro Car Parts offers strong range for MOT and servicing
Coverage across braking, steering and suspension, engine management and drive train boosted with the addition of 1000’s of new-to-range parts in the last 12 months.
With MOTs set to peak in March 2026, LKQ Euro Car Parts is ready to support workshops with increased demand.
LKQ Euro Car Parts is preparing to support workshops in 2026 with its most comprehensive range to date, with 1000s of parts added in the last 12 months.
The stockholding covers key service, repair and maintenance categories – including braking, steering and suspension components critical during the March MOT peak.
Expanded product coverage across key categories
The newest braking introductions include:
Pagid which continues to expand its range with additional calipers, discs, pads and ABS sensors. Coverage includes key models Land Rover, Renault, Hyundai, BMW, Mercedes and more.
Bosch with an expanded braking offer that now includes compound brake discs for popular Mercedes and BMW models. Bosch BCS customers now have an even larger range of products to draw from for 2026.
In steering and suspension:
Optimal coil springs have joined the lineup, offering a premium finish for workshops seeking an upgrade over entry-point springs. Manufactured using anodised steel with zinc coating and a protective plastic finish, they provide improved resistance to stone-chip damage and come with a three-year unlimited-mileage warranty across more than 530 parts.
The latest engine and drivetrain introductions include:
Meyle ATF kits, which provide filters, seals and transmission oil in a single box to support VAG, Mercedes and BMW specialists tackling ageing or contaminated transmission systems.
Optimal’s timing chain kits, completing the brand’s engine care range. With more than 280 parts numbers covering a wide range of EU applications, each kit is manufactured using certified, rigorously tested chain production and is available in multiple configurations.
Matt Robinson, B2B Director at LKQ Euro Car Parts said: “Workshops rely on us to help them keep every job moving, especially during peak periods like the March MOT surge. By continually expanding our range and bringing new innovations to market, we’re making sure technicians have options across every budget and every type of repair. Whether they’re working on a complex transmission service, a premium brake job, MOT work or fleet-critical vehicles, our focus is on giving customers more choice, more value and more confidence with every fit.”