Capabilities · compliance · operations
How we source, verify, import and deliver.
The working standards behind every quote we issue, written for the people who vet parts suppliers for a living: shop owners, buyers, customs brokers, landlords and manufacturers.
What we do
Six capabilities, one accountable team.
Product sourcing
We identify and qualify wheel, lighting and radiator manufacturers for the Canadian market, evaluating test reports, markings, OE cross-reference data, packaging, warranty support and production capacity before any part enters our catalogue.
Fitment data and quality
Wheels are confirmed against OE bolt pattern, offset, centre bore, load rating and TPMS specifications. Lamps and radiators are cross-referenced to OE part numbers with trim notes. Samples are inspected on arrival, and documented procedures cover complaints, returns and recalls.
Logistics across Canada
Ocean and air freight, customs clearance through a licensed Canadian broker, and domestic delivery by LTL pallet for wheels and radiators and parcel for lamps, bulbs and accessories, to every province and territory. Each quote shows freight, duties and taxes.
Quote-based pricing
Wholesale pricing is provided in writing for each request, with volume tiers, delivered or ex-Toronto options, and clear payment terms. No retail prices are published, protecting your margin and your market.
Account management
A single, named point of contact from first fitment lookup to reorder. Spec sheets, images, fitment data and test reports supplied for your system or listings; proactive updates on lead times; warranty coordination handled for you.
Warehousing and fulfilment
PlannedToday, stock is held with logistics partners in the Greater Toronto Area. Dedicated racked dry storage for boxed wheels, lamps and radiators with pallet-in, carton-out fulfilment is planned as volumes grow, so lead times shorten and mixed orders become simpler.
Compliance & standards
The Canadian rules and industry standards we build the catalogue around.
We state only what we do and what we are working toward. Supporting documentation is available to trade partners on request, and this page is dated so it can be updated as registrations are issued.
Lighting equipment
Motor vehicle lighting in Canada is regulated federally under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, with CMVSS 108 aligned to the US FMVSS 108, and provincially through highway traffic acts that govern what may be used on the road. The headlamp, fog and signal assemblies we supply carry DOT and SAE markings indicating conformity with those performance requirements, and CAPA-certified lamps are identified individually. We do not market LED retrofit bulbs for use in halogen headlamp housings on public roads.
Wheels
Aftermarket wheels carry no mandatory Canadian certification mark, so we set our own bar: wheels are supplied with SAE J2530 or JWL/VIA test evidence, stated load ratings appropriate to the vehicle, and fitment confirmed against OE bolt pattern, offset, centre bore and TPMS specifications. Multi-fit wheels ship with the correct hub-centric rings and seat-matched lug hardware.
Radiators and cooling
Radiators, condensers and fan assemblies are cross-referenced to OE part numbers and supplied with the manufacturer's pressure-test and leak-test evidence. Radiators ship dry; we do not import or distribute coolant or refrigerant, so no dangerous-goods handling or storage is involved.
Importing and customs
Commercial imports are handled with a licensed Canadian customs broker under the CBSA's CARM framework, with the importer's own Business Number import-export account, ten-digit tariff classification for every line (road wheels and radiators under heading 87.08, lighting equipment under 85.12), country-of-origin verification for any applicable surtaxes or trade remedies, and import records kept in Canada for six years as the Customs Act requires.
Marketing and consumer protection
Parts sold for resale to consumers are labelled bilingually where the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act requires it, and our marketing follows the Competition Act: no invented certifications, no “OE quality” claims without test evidence, and brand names used only to indicate the products we source. Warranty claims and defect reports are logged and escalated to the manufacturer within two business days.
Records and recalls
Documented procedures cover supplier qualification, lot traceability by part number and purchase order, customer records retained for six years, and recall handling, so that any manufacturer safety recall can be traced to the shops that received the affected parts.
Operations
Clean, dry, boxed parts. Predictable traffic.
For landlords and logistics partners: our intended use is straightforward and low-impact. Nothing we handle is hazardous, liquid or manufactured on site, and we do not store tires.
Racked dry storage
Boxed wheels, headlamps and radiators on standard pallets; no fluids, no chemicals, no temperature control required.
Pallet in, carton out
Light pick-and-pack of cartons and wheel sets; no manufacturing, mounting or heavy machinery.
Business hours
Standard weekday operations; no night shifts and low noise.
Predictable traffic
Scheduled inbound containers or LTL, outbound LTL and parcel pickups; dock or grade-level door.
Insured and documented
Commercial general liability and contents coverage arranged before occupancy; certificates available to the landlord.
Room to grow
Third-party logistics today; a dedicated GTA footprint sized to grow with pallet positions over time.
For suppliers and manufacturers
What we need before we buy.
We represent products accurately, respect territory and pricing terms, and expect Canada-ready documentation in return. If your wheels, lamps or radiators meet the list, we would like to hear from you.
- Wheels: SAE J2530 or JWL/VIA test reports, load ratings, and full specification tables (diameter, width, bolt pattern, offset, centre bore, finish).
- Lighting: evidence of DOT and SAE marking and FMVSS/CMVSS 108 conformity; CAPA certificates where held; OE cross-reference by vehicle and trim.
- Radiators and cooling: OE cross-reference, core specifications, pressure-test evidence and transmission-cooler configuration by application.
- Fitment data in a structured format (ACES/PIES or equivalent spreadsheet) with UPC or GTIN codes.
- Carton, set and pallet specifications with dimensions and weights; bilingual English and French labelling where required.
- Warranty terms, claims process and after-sales support for the Canadian market.
- Lead times, minimum order quantities and Incoterms you can support.
Documentation
Need our company details for onboarding?
Customs brokers, landlords and suppliers can request our company fact sheet: legal name, corporation number, incorporation date, registered office, officer details and product categories with intended tariff headings.