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The Number one Suzuki Parts and Accessories Website.
Commerce Way, CO2 8HR, Colchester, United Kingdom
I was having a bit of trouble ordering online and next thing I get a call from the team. We completed the transaction the old fashioned way and the accessory turned up next day via UPS. Not only stellar service, but great value too. Over 200 quid cheaper than the price the dealer had quoted (for a space saver wheel) when I picked the car up. Great job,
There's nothing wrong with the company or my vehicle ,Suzuki Vitara . Having purchased expensive "fitted mats" for the vehicle I was asked to leave a review . As I thought they were poor value I left an honest review on their site saying the same, needless to say it wasn't published! You wont find a bad review on their site so don't bother writing the truth, it will not be published !!
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