Klarius Products has released 28 new aftermarket exhausts, including full systems to fit the Ford C-Max. All products in range are available with a 2-year warranty, a Fit First Time guarantee and next morning delivery to stockists.
[See the list of new parts here.]
Popular vehicles from Nissan have new parts in range too, with full exhaust systems ready to fit the 2011-2013 Qashqai 1.6 and the 2017-2019 Navara. The 2007-2009 Toyota Auris 2.0, the 2009 onwards Verso 1.6/1.8 and the RAV4 2.2 from 2012 forwards also benefit from new replacements. Volvo’s XC60 2.0 for 2013-2015 models and the V40 SE Lux from 2012 onwards have new exhausts in stock, as well as Volkswagen’s Touran 1.4 TSI 2008-2015 and Amarok 2.0 pick-up trucks from 2011 forwards. Multiple models of the Seat Leon and Altea are also covered in the release. Other highlights include complete exhausts for the Audi A3, Citroën Dispatch 1.5, Chevrolet Captiva 2.0, MK7 Honda Civic 1.8 saloon and the Kia Rio 1.1, with more in the list.
Klarius provides its customers with the widest choice of aftermarket exhausts in the UK, each of which is available with bespoke fittings. The range covers over 11,000 applications and 24 million vehicles on domestic roads. As a result, Klarius offers replacement emissions control components for vehicles of almost any age and segment. As part of its new-to-range programme, Klarius has introduced well over 100 new parts in 2021.
Products are developed and tested in-house on vehicles of correct make, model and production year. All components are designed to match or exceed the performance of the OEM component. Applicable parts are type-approved, with independent assessment carried out with the Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) in the UK and the TÜV in Germany.
Next morning delivery to stockists and distributors is provided by the company’s in-house logistics service, AutoLogistiks. This, combined with dynamic stocking based on demand and large warehousing, ensures Klarius delivers popular and niche components on the same short lead times.
