CAREX Autozubehör AG Review

Top! I ordered rims in the online shop in the evening and received an e-mail the next morning. Already in the afternoon I was able to personally pick up my rims and thus save the shipping costs. In terms of price, you pay a bit more than your competitors from other countries, but you will receive a CH certificate including this. 100% recommendable!

Very courteous, good advice!
Now there is nothing standing in the way of entering the rims (Borbet CW4 CX-Edition), thank you!

As a business customer, fast deliveries are always desired. This time, too, products were delivered the following day. TOP. Many Thanks. The invoice was therefore paid immediately.

Brembo have had issues getting their products licensed on cars for years, and there a lots of customers and retailers with Brembo breaks rotting in storage and garages because it is difficult to get the product certifited on many
cars if you are not a technician. Also the car's electonics need to be adjusted to the breaks, which nobody does. Brembo is aware of these issues but continues to sell their product anyway.

Great shop and well trained staff.
We can only recommend and send this for over 20 years
Years of customers tuning to Goldach

Warning for Brembo
The Traffic Bureau (TG) sees many Brembo brakes as an invaluable safety hazard, including the Brembo Gran Turismo brake system. Because these brakes have too many holes and / or slots, the friction surface is reduced, which can reduce the braking force. The GT system is only approved for about 50 car models; All other cars require an additional APS or fact report, which can cost around CHF 3000-6000 to check for sufficient material thickness and braking force.
Carex, the exclusive importer of Brembo brakes in Switzerland, says they are not aware of these legal guidelines. However, they recommend the respective Brembo brakes only for the approved car models.
However, Brembo is well aware of this problem, which is why Brembo tolerates or supports other regional distributors in circumventing the agreed distribution zones and selling them to Switzerland. The statement from the Brembo Technik Center Germany: We are constantly selling Brembo equipment to Switzerland, and they all drive without entry.