Auto parts RUVILLE

Ruville (or fully Egon von Ruville GmbH) is one of the leading German companies offering car parts for international aftermarket. Since the end of 2001 Ruville  joined INA Schaeffler Concern. You can always buy Ruville car parts in our online store Buycarparts.co.uk.

The history of Ruville Company

Ruville brand was founded by Egon von Ruville in 1922 in Hamburg. During the first years of its history the company produced engine parts and was the authoritative manufacturer of non-genuine car parts. Later the company expanded its business and today it sells car spares of such manufacturers as SKF, KOYO, TIMKEN, SNR, INA and etc.

At present Ruville specialization is car spares for power plants, driven and automotive equipment. The company carries on its business in more than 100 countries and controls 90% of the global aftermarket. The trademark Ruville ships car spares for all the popular car models of European and Asian manufacturers.

Car parts by Ruville

Ruville Company offers automobilists the following categories of products:

• Engine parts. They provide flawless work of all the elements of the power plant. There are:
  • components of the gas distribution system;
  • components of the accessory drive;
  • water pumps for engine cooling system.
• Chassis parts. They ensure the car roadability transmitting the exact motions from the steering wheel to the steering gears. The category has the following products:
  • steering gear parts;
  • wheel hub assembly parts;
  • chassis springs.
  • transmission components.

Under the brand Ruville there are both single car parts and full repair kits. Today the company range includes about 25 000 items, more than 5000 are engine parts. All Ruville car spares are certified according DIN EN ISO 9001 standard that can guarantees their reliability. The quality of finished products is thoroughly checked not only by the company’s research laboratories, but independent research organisations, in particular by RWTH Aachen University and the classification society “Germanischer Lloyd”.