OEM and aftermarket parts: engines, transmission modules, body components, tires, rims, brake kits, and service replenishment packages. We source from supplier hubs in Germany (Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart, Wolfsburg), Poland (Poznan, Wroclaw), the Netherlands (Rotterdam), and the Czech Republic (Mlada Boleslav). We cover both import to Latvia and export to other Baltic markets.
The automotive business runs on two parallel modes. First, recurring weekly LTL schedules for planned replenishment: standard runs of 6 europallets from Germany to the Latvian dealer network in 2 days keep inventory flowing. Second, an express option for when a car is already on the lift and the part must arrive tomorrow. FTL is used for larger OEM batches or urgent project volumes. Consolidation from multiple German or Polish suppliers into one LTL shipment is available for smaller orders.
Auto parts require precise SKU labeling and proper securing. Engine and transmission assemblies go on pallets with corner guards; fragile items such as glass panels and lamp housings are packed separately. The packing list must include part numbers and batch references and is cross-checked against the CMR before vehicle departure. SKU mixing is one of the most costly errors in this segment and is reduced through individual consignee labeling and pre-dispatch verification. Required documents: CMR, commercial invoice, and packing list with part numbers. For imports from outside the EU, a customs declaration and HS code classification (heading 87.08) are also required.
In imports to Latvia, the main risk is unsynchronized customs clearance and a warehouse receiving window. In exports from Latvia, strict data consistency across all documents is critical. Under Incoterms 2020, FCA and DAP are most common in this segment; DDP is used when the supplier takes full import-formality responsibility at the destination.
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Standard LTL runs take 2 days from Germany to Latvia. Express options are available for same-day or next-day delivery depending on the origin point.
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