VAICO

Vaico brand of a large company Vierol AG, Vemo also owning (often the names of both brands write a hyphen). Initially, the company specialized in the production of automotive components for the growing needs of the German market. Now parts of both brands are found in 120 countries around the world.

Under the name Vaico motorists can find high-quality antifreeze, filters and elements, steering mechanisms, electric parts, fasteners, brake components and suspension components. Manufactured parts have a special marking of Q+, i.e. they are produced at the same factories that work for the needs of the Assembly lines of European automakers. Buyers be satisfied with the quality brand Vaico parts. In particular, especially appreciated the quality of the filters, suspension parts, and also recently appeared on the market kits from the Vaico Expert Kits+.

Advise motorists to be wary of fake Vaico. It is best to take the parts placed in branded boxes and stickers, including the symbolism of the “Q+” – this will be the spares, quality performance comparable with the originals. Mark “Q+ Made in Germany” indicates that the item was produced in Germany and certified according to most stringent standards.

VAICO is an international brand of automotive spare parts. VAICO is a subsidiary of the Vierol Group, which has its headquarters in Germany. VAICO produces spare parts for a wide range of car brands, including Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Opel, Peugeot, Renault, Volkswagen, Volvo, and many others. The VAICO range includes a wide variety of spare parts such as air filters, brake discs, brake pads, engine mounts, exhaust systems, fuel filters, steering rods, suspension parts, and wheel bearings.

VAICO parts are known for their high quality, reliability, and affordability. Their parts are often competitively priced when compared to other brands, and they are backed by a two-year warranty. The parts are also tested according to OEM specifications, ensuring that they meet the highest quality standards. VAICO's factories are located in Germany, Poland, and Romania.