TRQ

TRQ is a brand of aftermarket automotive replacement parts that offers a broad range of components designed to fit a variety of vehicles, including domestics, imports, and SUVs. The brand is marketed as a cost-effective alternative to OEM parts and is frequently found in online marketplaces and through automotive parts distributors.

Product categories include braking components (rotors, pads, calipers), steering and suspension (control arms, struts, shocks, ball joints), drivetrain and axle parts (CV axles, wheel hubs, axles shafts), filters, cooling components (radiators, hoses), belts and hoses, electrical parts, and other consumables. TRQ parts are typically produced by various manufacturers through global supply chains and then distributed under the TRQ label.

Fitment and compatibility are provided through application lists or vehicle-specific catalogs from retailers. Buyers should verify compatibility by vehicle make, model, year, and engine type, and consider cross-reference with OEM specifications when necessary. Warranties and return policies depend on the specific product and seller; TRQ parts sold through major retailers generally come with the retail channel's warranty.

In markets where price sensitivity is high, TRQ has gained popularity among DIY enthusiasts and repair shops seeking affordable replacements, though some users report variable performance relative to original equipment. The brand is part of the broader aftermarket auto parts industry, which emphasizes rapid stocking, broad vehicle coverage, and online distribution.