48725-28050

NISSAN TIIDA, MARCH, CUBEFR ARM REAR BUSH

BU1050

BMW 3 SERIES E46FR ARM REAR BUSH

CBH09008/9

MAZDA 3 BKFR ARM REAR BUSH

B32H-34-300-B

TOYOTA PREVIA, IPSUM, PICNICSTEERING RACK MOUNT BUSH

45516-44030

FORD RANGER, MAZDA B2500FR LOWER ARM BUSH

514943 514897

MAZDA 2 DEMIO 02-FR LOWER ARM REAR BUSH

55046-VW000

NISSAN URVAN CARAVAN E25RR SPRING EYE/SHACKLE BUSH

NISSAN MURANO, TEANA, PRESAGEFR LOWER ARM RR BUSH

26181

MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2003-09FR ARM REAR BUSH

3101-2-0049-6

TOYOTA RAV4 1994-00FR ARM FRONT BUSH

516565

SUBARU LEGACY 2009-14 FR ARM REAR BUSH

54570-AC70A

NISSAN SKYLINE V35, STAGEAFR LOWER ARM RR BUSH

CBH20006

VW GOLF MK4FR ARM REAR BUSH

516822

HONDA JAZZ GDFR LOWER ARM RR BUSH

54560-4M410

NISSAN PULSAR N16 FR ARM FRONT BUSH

RUBBER BUSHES

MR594320

$15.00EA $35.00EA $22.00EA $30.00EA

$15.00EA$10.00EA$16.00EA$40.00EA

$15.00EA$15.00EA$15.00EA$5.00EA

$15.00EA$25.00EA$29.00EA

55047-VW000

$8.00EA

$9.00PR

RUBBER BUSHES

TOYOTA PREVIA, NOAH, VOXYREAR AXLE MOUNT BUSH

SUPPLIERS TO THE TRADE OF

SUSPENSION LEADERTH

E

Prices in the Suspension Leader exclude GST.

JULY 2016

®

MT WELLINGTON5/99 Carbine RdPh: 09 574 2288Ph: 0800 868 900Fax: 09 574 2289

WEST AUCKLAND12A Moselle AveHendersonPh: 09 837 1527Fax: 09 837 1859

ALBANY156 Bush RoadPh: 09 441 4657Fax: 09 441 4660

HAMILTON91B Greenwood StPh: 07 846 1572Ph: 0800 868 700Fax: 07 846 1573

MT MAUNGANUI1/15 Newton RdPh: 07 574 3159Fax: 07 574 3206

NEW PLYMOUTH186 Courtenay StPh: 06 758 5760Fax: 06 757 9190

PALMERSTON NORTH72 Campbell StPh: 06 356 5380Ph: 0508 564 622Fax: 06 356 5360

WELLINGTON12 Petone AvePetone, Lower HuttPh: 04 586 7413Fax: 04 586 7425

CHRISTCHURCH192 Wordsworth StPh: 03 377 0660Ph: 0800 868 300Fax: 03 377 0640

DUNEDIN317 Hillside RdPh: 03 455 4610Ph: 0800 868 300Fax: 03 455 4612

RACELIGNPERFORMANCE SUSPENSION5/99 Carbine RdMt WellingtonPh: 09 574 2294Fax: 09 574 2275

Autolign has more than 2000 lines of rubber bushes and mounts, with more arriving every month. Check out this month’s specials.

Win a trip to the VIP

ITM SUPER SPRINT

V8 SUPERCARS

Buy any pair of Monroe shocks or struts and you’re in the draw

See inside for details

SUSPENSION LEADERTH

E

The average surface contact area of 2the tyre with the road is 0.1m . In other

words, our car is only in contact with the road over a surface equivalent to four postcards. When a shock absorberis worn, it means that the wheel loses contact with the asphalt due to uncontrolled bouncing, so the total contact surface is drastically reduced, jeopardising the safety of the vehicle occupants.

Car shock absorbers do an average 5,000 to 7,000 compression-rebound cycles per kilometre circulating in a average road. This means that their interior elements become damaged, making the shock absorber lose its functionality little by little, reducing the comfort and jeopardising the vehicle

®safety. Monroe recommends servicing the vehicle shock absorbers every 20,000 km’s and replacing them every 80,000 km’s.

5,000 - 7,000 CYCLES per km

20,000 KM’s = 250,000,000x

80,000 KM’s = 500,000,000x

With 50% worn shock absorbers, a medium - range vehicle travelling at just 50 mph on an uneven surface will experience a braking distance increased by 2.6 m.

Today, most vehicles travelling on our roads are fitted with assisted braking systems (ABS). In these kinds of systems, if the shock absorbers are 50% worn, a medium-range vehicle travelling on an uneven surface at 50 mph has an increased braking distance of around 5.80 metres (more than double that of the same vehicle without ABS).

A vehicle with 50% Worn shock absorbers travelling at 60 kph around a 40-metres corner radius , loses stability and goes off-course 8 kph slower than the same car with new shock absorbers.

E.g. - A car with good shocks can turn the corner safely at 60 kph.

A car with 50% worn shocks will have to reduce speed to around 50 kph to turn the corner safely.

In the rain, with 50% worn shock absorbers and 6 mm of water on the road surface, the vehicle begins to aquaplane at 67 mph, whereas the same vehicle with new shock absorbers starts to aquaplane at 77mph.

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l Product Information l Did You Know? l Technical Data & e-Learning

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Tyre Contact Shock Cycles

ABS

Braking Distance

Cornering Speed

Aquaplaning

A 50% Worn shock absorber increases driver fatigue by up to 26%. When we are tired, the speed with which we respond reduces very quickly, increasing the risk of having an accident.

Driver Fatigue

or scan the QR code

Travelling with worn shock absorbers changes the height of our headlights due to uncontrolled movement in the chassis, which means that at night we have poorer visibility on the road. The change of height in the light may dazzle vehicles coming in the opposite direction and even cause a serious accident.

Headlight Angle

Package includes:

þ Flights and hotel accommodationþ Sat/Sun at Paddock Club corporate suite, above the main pit area with awesome views of pit straightþ Premium food and beverage package, including open barþ Access to the V8 Supercars paddock, allowing close inspection of the teams, drivers and V8 Supercarsþ Multiple LCD screens for optimum viewing of race action and timingþ Driver appearances, including autograph and photo opportunitiesþ Exclusive pit tour of Bottle-O Racing, including meet and greet with reigning V8 Supercar champion Mark Winterbottom

Nov 4 - 6, Pukekohe Park Raceway

Join Autolign for a weekend of motorsport action at the 2016 ITM V8 Supercars Super Sprint at Pukekohe Park Raceway. In one of the final all V8 events you’ll be hosted in the BEST SEAT in the HOUSE. The Paddock Club is V8 Supercars’ premium shared suite that caters for Championship and team sponsors, VIP’s and discerning corporate guests.With more space to move around, an extensive food and beverage offering, exclusive corporate gifts, in-suite entertainment, capped numbers and additional furnishings, the Paddock club truly is motorsport at its best.

ONE OF 7 VIP TRIPS TO THE ITM SUPER SPRINT ROUND OF THE V8 SUPERCARS

WIN

ONE OF TO THE ITM SUPER SPRINT 7 VIP TRIPSROUND OF THE V8 SUPERCARS

Every pair of Monroe Shock Absorberspurchased on your Autolign account in

July, August or September is an entry in the draw.

SUSPENSION LEADERTH

E

The average surface contact area of 2the tyre with the road is 0.1m . In other

words, our car is only in contact with the road over a surface equivalent to four postcards. When a shock absorberis worn, it means that the wheel loses contact with the asphalt due to uncontrolled bouncing, so the total contact surface is drastically reduced, jeopardising the safety of the vehicle occupants.

Car shock absorbers do an average 5,000 to 7,000 compression-rebound cycles per kilometre circulating in a average road. This means that their interior elements become damaged, making the shock absorber lose its functionality little by little, reducing the comfort and jeopardising the vehicle

®safety. Monroe recommends servicing the vehicle shock absorbers every 20,000 km’s and replacing them every 80,000 km’s.

5,000 - 7,000 CYCLES per km

20,000 KM’s = 250,000,000x

80,000 KM’s = 500,000,000x

With 50% worn shock absorbers, a medium - range vehicle travelling at just 50 mph on an uneven surface will experience a braking distance increased by 2.6 m.

Today, most vehicles travelling on our roads are fitted with assisted braking systems (ABS). In these kinds of systems, if the shock absorbers are 50% worn, a medium-range vehicle travelling on an uneven surface at 50 mph has an increased braking distance of around 5.80 metres (more than double that of the same vehicle without ABS).

A vehicle with 50% Worn shock absorbers travelling at 60 kph around a 40-metres corner radius , loses stability and goes off-course 8 kph slower than the same car with new shock absorbers.

E.g. - A car with good shocks can turn the corner safely at 60 kph.

A car with 50% worn shocks will have to reduce speed to around 50 kph to turn the corner safely.

In the rain, with 50% worn shock absorbers and 6 mm of water on the road surface, the vehicle begins to aquaplane at 67 mph, whereas the same vehicle with new shock absorbers starts to aquaplane at 77mph.

echnicians dvancedT Aigital nformation ystemD I S

introduces

l Product Information l Did You Know? l Technical Data & e-Learning

l Diagnostic Tips l Installation Tips l Technical Videos

l Technical Articlesl Catalogues

Did You Know...

http://ta.tenneco-emea.info/tadis/tadis-html-en/#/Go to:

Tyre Contact Shock Cycles

ABS

Braking Distance

Cornering Speed

Aquaplaning

A 50% Worn shock absorber increases driver fatigue by up to 26%. When we are tired, the speed with which we respond reduces very quickly, increasing the risk of having an accident.

Driver Fatigue

or scan the QR code

Travelling with worn shock absorbers changes the height of our headlights due to uncontrolled movement in the chassis, which means that at night we have poorer visibility on the road. The change of height in the light may dazzle vehicles coming in the opposite direction and even cause a serious accident.

Headlight Angle

Package includes:

þ Flights and hotel accommodationþ Sat/Sun at Paddock Club corporate suite, above the main pit area with awesome views of pit straightþ Premium food and beverage package, including open barþ Access to the V8 Supercars paddock, allowing close inspection of the teams, drivers and V8 Supercarsþ Multiple LCD screens for optimum viewing of race action and timingþ Driver appearances, including autograph and photo opportunitiesþ Exclusive pit tour of Bottle-O Racing, including meet and greet with reigning V8 Supercar champion Mark Winterbottom

Nov 4 - 6, Pukekohe Park Raceway

Join Autolign for a weekend of motorsport action at the 2016 ITM V8 Supercars Super Sprint at Pukekohe Park Raceway. In one of the final all V8 events you’ll be hosted in the BEST SEAT in the HOUSE. The Paddock Club is V8 Supercars’ premium shared suite that caters for Championship and team sponsors, VIP’s and discerning corporate guests.With more space to move around, an extensive food and beverage offering, exclusive corporate gifts, in-suite entertainment, capped numbers and additional furnishings, the Paddock club truly is motorsport at its best.

ONE OF 7 VIP TRIPS TO THE ITM SUPER SPRINT ROUND OF THE V8 SUPERCARS

WIN

ONE OF TO THE ITM SUPER SPRINT 7 VIP TRIPSROUND OF THE V8 SUPERCARS

Every pair of Monroe Shock Absorberspurchased on your Autolign account in

July, August or September is an entry in the draw.

48725-28050

NISSAN TIIDA, MARCH, CUBEFR ARM REAR BUSH

BU1050

BMW 3 SERIES E46FR ARM REAR BUSH

CBH09008/9

MAZDA 3 BKFR ARM REAR BUSH

B32H-34-300-B

TOYOTA PREVIA, IPSUM, PICNICSTEERING RACK MOUNT BUSH

45516-44030

FORD RANGER, MAZDA B2500FR LOWER ARM BUSH

514943 514897

MAZDA 2 DEMIO 02-FR LOWER ARM REAR BUSH

55046-VW000

NISSAN URVAN CARAVAN E25RR SPRING EYE/SHACKLE BUSH

NISSAN MURANO, TEANA, PRESAGEFR LOWER ARM RR BUSH

26181

MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2003-09FR ARM REAR BUSH

3101-2-0049-6

TOYOTA RAV4 1994-00FR ARM FRONT BUSH

516565

SUBARU LEGACY 2009-14 FR ARM REAR BUSH

54570-AC70A

NISSAN SKYLINE V35, STAGEAFR LOWER ARM RR BUSH

CBH20006

VW GOLF MK4FR ARM REAR BUSH

516822

HONDA JAZZ GDFR LOWER ARM RR BUSH

54560-4M410

NISSAN PULSAR N16 FR ARM FRONT BUSH

RUBBER BUSHES

MR594320

$15.00EA $35.00EA $22.00EA $30.00EA

$15.00EA$10.00EA$16.00EA$40.00EA

$15.00EA$15.00EA$15.00EA$5.00EA

$15.00EA$25.00EA$29.00EA

55047-VW000

$8.00EA

$9.00PR

RUBBER BUSHES

TOYOTA PREVIA, NOAH, VOXYREAR AXLE MOUNT BUSH

SUPPLIERS TO THE TRADE OF

SUSPENSION LEADERTH

E

Prices in the Suspension Leader exclude GST.

JULY 2016

®

MT WELLINGTON5/99 Carbine RdPh: 09 574 2288Ph: 0800 868 900Fax: 09 574 2289

WEST AUCKLAND12A Moselle AveHendersonPh: 09 837 1527Fax: 09 837 1859

ALBANY156 Bush RoadPh: 09 441 4657Fax: 09 441 4660

HAMILTON91B Greenwood StPh: 07 846 1572Ph: 0800 868 700Fax: 07 846 1573

MT MAUNGANUI1/15 Newton RdPh: 07 574 3159Fax: 07 574 3206

NEW PLYMOUTH186 Courtenay StPh: 06 758 5760Fax: 06 757 9190

PALMERSTON NORTH72 Campbell StPh: 06 356 5380Ph: 0508 564 622Fax: 06 356 5360

WELLINGTON12 Petone AvePetone, Lower HuttPh: 04 586 7413Fax: 04 586 7425

CHRISTCHURCH192 Wordsworth StPh: 03 377 0660Ph: 0800 868 300Fax: 03 377 0640

DUNEDIN317 Hillside RdPh: 03 455 4610Ph: 0800 868 300Fax: 03 455 4612

RACELIGNPERFORMANCE SUSPENSION5/99 Carbine RdMt WellingtonPh: 09 574 2294Fax: 09 574 2275

Autolign has more than 2000 lines of rubber bushes and mounts, with more arriving every month. Check out this month’s specials.

Win a trip to the VIP

ITM SUPER SPRINT

V8 SUPERCARS

Buy any pair of Monroe shocks or struts and you’re in the draw

See inside for details