DMA Industries Launches 138 NEW Speedy Strut Complete Strut Assemblies

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DMA Industries Unveils 138 Complete Strut Assemblies

New SPEEDY STRUT CSA applications now cover an additional 13,050,500 vehicles in operation.

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Entering 2023, DMA Industries is celebrating 15 years of growth and continues to expand its complete strut assembly (CSA) coverage with the release of 138 SPEEDY STRUTS.

New SPEEDY STRUT CSA applications now cover an additional 13,050,500 vehicles in operation (VIO) including:

  • 2014-2022 Ram ProMaster 1500 (Front Right)
  • 2014-2022 Ram ProMaster 1500 (Front Left)
  • 2017-2018 Infiniti Q60 (Front)
  • 2017-2018 Infiniti Q60 (Rear)

All SPEEDY STRUT Complete Strut Assemblies are assembly tested for vehicle fitment accuracy in the U.S. Designed to save installers time and money, the assemblies combine the strut, coil spring, strut mount, boot and bump stop into one, easy-to-install corner unit, according to DMA. SPEEDY STRUT CSA’s come with a limited lifetime warranty and use OE grade components for their coil springs and premium grade bearing strut mounts.

For more information and to sign up for all SPEEDY STRUT updates, visit www.dmaindustries.com or contact the DMA Industries sales team at 877-395-0213.

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