Clutch kits
Use this path when the request includes a cover, disc, release bearing, or complete service set. Include vehicle application and any part number printed on the repair order.
View productsCatalog
The catalog page is the minimal-efficient creative page for this persona. It gives purchasing teams a practical route before they open the quote form, with category terms, fitment prompts, and request notes kept close together.
Use this path when the request includes a cover, disc, release bearing, or complete service set. Include vehicle application and any part number printed on the repair order.
View productsUse this path for single mass or dual mass flywheel requirements. Include engine, transmission, and preferred replacement strategy when available.
View productsUse this path when the request involves axle-side driveline service. Share left or right side, application notes, and expected purchase quantity.
View productsA practical auto parts catalog is not just a list of product names. It is a way to help the buyer bring the right information to the first conversation. LuK's catalog path is intentionally flat because many users arrive with partial details: a shop note, a vehicle year, an OE reference, a customer complaint, or a quantity estimate from a distributor branch. The page asks those users to organize the information by part family before submitting the request.
The approved category for this site is Driveline & Clutch Parts, so every catalog prompt stays inside that boundary. This protects the site from drifting into unrelated brake, filter, lighting, or cooling claims. It also keeps the product inquiry easier to process. When a buyer chooses clutch kit, flywheel, or CV joint axle as the starting point, the quote desk can ask the next practical question instead of rebuilding the request from the beginning.
For distributor buyers, this structure supports bulk planning. For repair networks, it supports service-bay decisions. For e-commerce catalog teams, it supports cleaner naming and fewer mixed-category pages. The result is a short route from lookup to quote, with no hidden field structure or unsupported template variables needed in the front-end build.
Attach the LuK item names, quantities, and application notes in one request so the response can stay focused.