EPS Rack Coverage Across German Platforms
What the catalogue holds for BMW Mercedes-Benz Audi Volkswagen and Porsche
Why German platforms dominate the catalogue
Electric power steering reached volume first on German platforms, which means those are the cars now reaching replacement age in the aftermarket. The catalogue reflects that: BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen and Porsche together account for the largest share of the listed part numbers.
BMW
Coverage runs across the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 Series and the X range, with both LHD and RHD part numbers listed. Series-level category pages break the listings down by chassis code where the source data records it.
Mercedes-Benz
Listings are organised by chassis code, including W204, W205, W212, W213, W222, W223, W166, W246, W247, W251 and the van platforms W447 and W639.
Audi and Volkswagen
Audi coverage spans A3 through A8 and the Q range; Volkswagen coverage centres on Golf, Passat, Magotan, Touran and Tiguan.
Porsche
Listings cover the Macan, Panamera and Cayenne-generation platforms recorded in the catalogue.
Finding the right one
Start from the OEM number on the fitted rack, then confirm the driver side. The make and series pages are there for browsing; the number is what settles the order.
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Questions Readers Ask About This
Do you list every German model?
The catalogue lists 263 part numbers across 12 makes. If a specific number is not listed, send it over WhatsApp rather than assuming it is unavailable.
Are chassis codes shown on the listings?
Where the source record carries a chassis code such as W205 or F30, it appears in the listing and in the category structure.
Can I order across makes on one order?
Yes. Mixed-make and mixed-side orders ship together from Guangzhou.
Still Not Sure Which Rack You Need
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