Suspension & Steering price list
This page explains how to get a price for suspension & steering, and why the price is quoted rather than published.
This is an aftermarket replacement part and can be used in place of the corresponding OEM part.
Why there is no published price
A published figure would be wrong for most buyers. The delivered cost of a truck part depends on four things: the quantity you order, the specification variant of the number, the packing needed for the route, and the destination port or city. Two buyers ordering the same number can end up with different figures for all four reasons.
So the list below is not a price list in the ordinary sense. It is the list of the part groups we quote most often, and the process for getting a figure on any of them.
What is in this group
The group covers tapered and roller bearings, wheel hubs and wheel bolts, power steering oil tanks and reservoirs, steering gearbox inlet and return oil pipes, drag links and tie rod ends, torque rod bushings and thrust rod assemblies, suspension shock absorbers, driveshaft centre support hangers.
Numbers in this group include LG7118320024, AZ9725521384, AZ4075410040, AZ4071410051, 712W47301-0133, WG9100032314.
Direct replacement for OEM part no. LG7118320024.
What affects the price of an order
- Quantity — a single piece and a carton are priced differently per item.
- Variant — where one number covers several specifications, the variant you need is confirmed before quoting.
- Packing — some parts need individual boxing or bracing for long sea routes.
- Destination — port or inland city, and the Incoterm you are buying on.
- Consolidation — combining several numbers into one shipment spreads the freight.
How to get a quotation
1. Send the part number — Give us the number stamped on the old part, or the number from your parts book. If you only have the chassis number, send that instead — we will look it up.
2. Tell us the vehicle — Tell us the make, model and, where possible, the year of the truck. The same system can use different parts across model generations.
3. Confirm the variant — Where a part number covers more than one specification, we will send you the options with their measurements so you can pick the one that matches your truck.
4. Receive a quotation — We reply with price, packing and shipping options for your destination and quantity. No price is published on this site because freight and quantity change the figure for every order.
5. Approve and ship — Once you approve the quotation we pack the goods, send photographs of the packed cartons, and hand over to your forwarder or ours.
Questions buyers ask
Can you send a price list as a document?
We quote against a requirement rather than issuing a standing document, because the figures change with quantity and destination. Send the numbers and quantities you need and we will return a quotation you can work from.
Is there a minimum quantity?
Minimum order quantities depend on the specific part. Tell us the quantities you want and we will say what is possible for those numbers.
Can I order a single piece, or do I have to buy in bulk?
Both are possible. Consolidating several part numbers into one shipment usually reduces the freight cost per item, so workshop and fleet buyers commonly group their requirements into a single order. Ask us for a quotation on the quantities you actually need.
SAIWEN is an independent aftermarket supplier. Vehicle brand and model names are used only to indicate compatibility and do not imply affiliation with, authorization by, or endorsement from the vehicle manufacturers.