In the world of pickups and custom builds, the demand for high-quality, reliable, and application-specific solutions grows every day. In this context, the C-Truck suspension system has followed a path of constant evolution that makes us proud today.
What began as a universal product adaptable to different chassis configurations has gradually become a full line of specialized solutions. This growth reflects both our accumulated experience and close work with users and industry professionals, as well as a clear vision: to create suspension systems that keep pace with the market and improve performance, safety, and comfort in every project.
Bolt-On Front Ends: ready-to-install solutions
Today, the C-Truck system offers Bolt-On front ends—assemblies that can be bolted directly to the chassis with no welding or structural modifications. They are available for specific models such as:
- Ford F100
- Chevrolet Silverado
- Chevrolet C10
These kits are engineered for quick, safe, and precise installation, preserving the toughness pickups demand without sacrificing maneuverability or ride comfort.
Custom development for specialty manufacturers
Beyond Bolt-On versions for popular models, we’ve taken innovation a step further: we develop custom front ends for specialty-vehicle manufacturers. This fast-growing segment in Argentina requires unique solutions for unconventional designs, and that’s where our experience and technical capability stand out.
We work closely with coachbuilders, engineers, and designers to create components that integrate seamlessly into artisanal or limited-production projects—delivering safety, precision, and aesthetics in every case.
Our philosophy: evolve with the user
Every product we develop starts from the same premise: listen, understand, and anticipate our customers’ needs. We know every vehicle serves a different purpose, so we strive to deliver suspension systems that make a difference in every detail.
The C-Truck line is not only a technical advancement—it’s a statement of principles: innovation isn’t optional; it’s part of our DNA.
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