Delphi® Rear Forward Control Arm TC6200

Delphi Control Arms are featured as follows:

• Designed to have a consistent performance, and it should not give you any trouble.
• Suitable for your vehicle and lifestyle.
• Composed of very strong materials that provide durability.
• Constructed to meet or exceed the expected standard of quality.
• Connects the wheel's spindle, hub, or knuckle with the chassis of the vehicle.
• This steering and suspension system element plays a critical role in any car.
• Developed, engineered, and produced according to original equipment specifications.
• Subjected to rigorous dimensional, material, durability, and performance tests.
• Subjected to tests for resistance to harsh chemicals and severe weather conditions.
• Able to tolerate temperatures between -40°C and 120°C.

Any vehicle's steering and suspension system has the Delphi Control Arms TC6200 as its key component. This control arm is meant to link the chassis of the vehicle to the spindle, hub or knuckle, and wheel. The control arm is made from high-quality materials and therefore it can provide durability and consistent performance. The manufacturing process of this particular part ensures compliance with strict quality standards to guarantee similar OE specifications. The control arm undergoes comprehensive testing for dimensional standards, material aspects, durability and performance including resistance to severe environmental conditions and corrosive agents. For over 100 years, clients can rely on Delphi experience in delivering even under worst conditions.

Delphi is a respectable brand within the automotive industry for over 100 years. They started to making the first automobile radiator (in 1911), the first vehicle air conditioning system (in 1954), and the initial car heater (in 1929). As a leader in OE-quality products, Delphi manufactures efficient and reliable compressors that are utilized in more than 3,400 applications in North America. The company continues to maintain its focus on quality and innovation by manufacturing most of its products within North America.