Terms of Service

Catalog use

The product and category information on this website is provided to help commercial buyers prepare LuK Driveline & Clutch Parts inquiries. It is not a substitute for final fitment confirmation, installation guidance, or vehicle-specific service documentation. Buyers should provide complete vehicle application details, quantity targets, and any available part references when requesting a quote.

Quote requests

Submitting a form does not create a purchase order, reserve stock, or guarantee price. The request starts a review process that may include availability checks, regional lead-time discussion, product-family confirmation, and commercial terms. LuK may ask for additional details when the initial request does not include enough information to support a precise response.

Buyer responsibility

Commercial visitors are responsible for reviewing the final offer, confirming application suitability, and following the service standards required in their market. If a program requires supplier qualification documents, environmental management evidence, or validation records, those needs should be stated during the inquiry process so the correct records can be reviewed.

Website availability

The website may be updated, reorganized, or temporarily unavailable. LuK may change page copy, catalog routing, and request forms to improve buyer workflow or reflect new operational requirements. No visitor should rely on a cached page as the final source for product availability, lead times, or purchase terms.

Contact path

For the fastest response, use the contact form with a clear product list, known vehicle applications, target region, and expected quantities. Short, complete requests help the sourcing team reduce clarification loops and provide a more useful commercial answer.

Category boundaries

This website is limited to the Driveline & Clutch Parts focus assigned to the LuK build. Visitors should not interpret the site as a commitment to supply unrelated automotive systems through the same request path. When a buyer needs another category, that need should be raised separately so the correct commercial process can be identified.