IVECO Daily

Air filters are devices used to remove airborne particles, pollutants, and micro-organisms that are health hazards and can damage the ecosystem. In manufacturing, air filters preserve the quality of products and materials and protect critical equipment from damage and product loss.

A bumper is the curved bar across the front of a car that protects it from getting dented or scratched during minor accidents. If you bump into your mailbox, you may damage your car's bumper. A car's bumper is designed to absorb as much impact as possible, protecting the more important parts of the car

The Highway Code states drivers must switch the fog lights off when visibility improves. Leaving the front ones on may dazzle other drivers ahead, while the rear fog light (or lights) can obscure the brake lights. Neither the front nor rear fog lights may be left on when the vehicle is parked

Tie rods and tie rod end ball joints are what connect the steering rack gearbox to the steering knuckles so the turning input from the driver makes its way to the wheels. Tie rods thread onto the steering rack to also allow for steering alignment adjustments to be made.

Stabilizers reduce the tendency of the vehicle structure to roll when cornering thereby improving vehicle stability on bends. Stabilizer links connect the stabilizer to either the steering knuckle, transverse control arm or strut.

They help form a connection between control arms and steering knuckles. This provides smooth movement within the suspension. Ball joints allow the steering knuckles to move in different directions while ensuring they remain attached to the vehicle.

Brake pads are a component of disc brakes used in automotive and other applications. Brake pads are composed of steel backing plates with friction material bound to the surface that faces the disc brake rotors.

The piston rings act to carry heat away from the hot piston into the cooled cylinder wall/block of the engine. Heat energy flows from the piston groove into the piston ring and then into the cylinder wall, where it eventually will be transferred into the engine coolant.

Shock absorbers are pump-like devices which keep your vehicle's tyres in contact with the road surface by controlling the rebound of its suspension springs. As long as your vehicle's tyres remain in contact with the road, steering, road handling and braking response will be optimal, helping to keep you safe.