Bilstein Terms of Service
These terms explain how professional buyers should use this website, catalog information, quote forms, and documentation requests.
Use of catalog information
Information on this site is provided for B2B sourcing, fitment discussion, catalog planning, and technical inquiry. Product names, category descriptions, and application notes should be treated as starting points for review rather than final installation approval. Buyers remain responsible for confirming vehicle year, make, model, axle position, OE reference, regional compliance, and service conditions before purchasing or installing any Suspension & Steering Parts.
Quote and documentation requests
When you submit a form, you agree to provide accurate commercial and technical context. Bilstein may use the request details to route your question to catalog, distributor, or technical documentation teams. A submitted request does not create an obligation to supply parts, reserve stock, approve an application, or provide controlled documents until the relevant commercial and qualification steps are completed in writing.
Professional responsibility
Distributors, repair networks, fleet operators, and sourcing teams should review any response against their own operating rules, local requirements, and customer commitments. The site may reference IATF 16949, OE-comparable validation, PPAP, APQP, ECE review support, and related topics for discussion purposes, but those references do not replace a signed supplier agreement or a verified certification package.
Content boundaries
You may not copy this site into another catalog, misrepresent availability, alter technical language to imply approval, or use the contact forms to submit unlawful, misleading, or unrelated requests. Bilstein may update the website, revise content, or decline a request when the information is incomplete, outside the site focus, or inconsistent with responsible parts sourcing.
Contact
Questions about these terms should be sent through the contact page with enough detail for the request to be routed. Include company name, market role, and the reason for review so the response can address the actual business context.