After several months of evaluation and a good deal of postive customer feedback, TGS has reviewed the contents of the ever popular Spare Parts Packages.

Service kit
Firstly it was decided that the service kit would be created. Working around what was required to carry out normal service requirements up to 50,000km, we then included a few of what we considered to be emergency items such as fan belts and radiator hoses.

We also included a quantity of oil to ensure that at least for the first few services and at a time when the vehicle is in its running in stage that we would be sure a good quality product was being used.

Also included is some brake fluid and screen wash additive.

Maintenance kit
When it came to what is now known as the maintenance parts kit our starting point was our original B kit that we had used for many years and then deleted a few items such as brake calliper repair kits, cam belts etc which being of rubber construction will deteriorate if stored for a long period of time.

We then considered from our own experience of the vehicles and feedback from clients as to which were the major items that could fail on the vehicles and included these along with the fluid package as in the service kit.

Included in this kit are also the service items up to 50,000km, 4 tyres are also included in this kit as standard.

With the contents of the kits we have now we believe this gives the customer more choice.

For instance, if the client is purchasing a number of vehicles they can purchase a service kit for most of the vehicles and maybe one maintenance kit that can be used to repair all the other vehicles.

Secondly the client can just purchase the service kit and depend on the local dealer for the maintenance parts as required.