Catalog Requests
Share the product family, application region, and any required data format when your team needs a catalog handoff.
Contact
Send a suspension sourcing request
Use this page to route catalog, fitment, distributor, and quote questions to the right workflow without attaching unsupported template fields or custom form logic.
Distributor Quotes
Send target quantities, preferred delivery cadence, and the products you expect to stock for regular counter demand.
Fitment Support
Include vehicle details, OE references, or competitor part numbers so the first response can focus on application review.
What to include before sending
A useful Moog request usually includes the product family, vehicle range, part numbers, region, and expected buying purpose. Distributor inquiries should include approximate quantity and preferred replenishment timing. E-commerce catalog inquiries should mention whether the team needs images, product naming, interchange notes, or structured data. Service operations should add any installation or warranty context that could affect fitment review.
The same form can be used for ball joint, tie rod end, sway bar link, control arm, wheel bearing, and strut mount questions. Keeping the request compact helps the response stay practical, especially when a buyer needs to move from internal comparison to a quote decision quickly.
For the fastest routing, include one primary contact, a clear company role, and the business outcome you want from the reply. A distributor may ask for landed pricing and carton planning, while a repair network may need application confirmation for a recurring service job. If your team is migrating catalog data, explain whether the priority is product naming, interchange review, image placeholders, or ACES and PIES style fields. Those details help the first response avoid broad discovery questions and move directly toward the next sourcing action.
Urgent service-bay cases should list the deadline, vehicle count, and required confirmation format clearly.