Aftermarket Market Research Reports

16 Dec 2022  |  North America  |  Market Research

North American Class 3-6 Driveline Replacement Aftermarket Growth Opportunities

Competitive Intensity is Driving Aftermarket Growth

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Frost & Sullivan's study on the class 3–6 driveline replacement aftermarket in North America forecasts market size through 2028; the base year is 2021, and the study period is from 2018 to 2028. The study analyzes key class 3-6 driveline replacement trends in the aftermarket. Market forecasts are derived from miles driven, usage patterns, replace...

This Frost & Sullivan study covers the class 4 to 6 (medium duty) and class 7 and 8 (heavy duty) replacement turbochargers aftermarket in terms of both volume (million units) and value ($ million). The geographic scope is North America, including the United States and Canada. The study discusses unit shipment and revenue by product sub-category ...

The study covers the following key tool categories: • Power tool • Hand tool • Handheld diagnostic tool • Pneumatic or air tool Qualitative areas covered as part of this research include the following: • Quality: Relates to original equipment (OE) fit, form, and function; the closer something matches the original part, the higher...

This research service covers the North American passenger car and light commercial vehicle HVAC components aftermarket in terms of volume (million units) and value ($ million). It discusses unit shipment, revenue, average price, and distribution channel share for eight product types: Compressor, condenser, heater core, evaporator, radiator, expansi...

Class 1-3 Replacement Turbochargers Aftermarket in North America covers passenger cars and light commercial vehicles replacement turbocharger aftermarket in the United States and Canada, in terms of both volume (million units) and value ($ million). It analyzes unit shipment and revenue by product subcategories, such as new turbocharger, and rem...

The class 4–8 truck brakes aftermarket in North America is mature, and the well-established participants have built solid relationships across all distribution channels. Nonetheless, the aftermarket is facing strong pricing pressure because of product commoditization; product differentiation is relatively low. In addition, fleets are highly price...

This research service analyzes key trends in the engine replacement aftermarket for vehicles in classes 1, 2, and 3 (Class 1–3 vehicles) in North America, providing forecasts for the market size between 2022 and 2028. The engine replacement segments covered are new, used, rebuilt, and remanufactured products. Market forecasts are derived from the...

This Frost & Sullivan research service analyzes the impact of eRetailing on the North American (the United States and Canada) commercial vehicle aftermarket, with a focus on medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, and it provides an overview of current and future prospects for commercial vehicle aftermarket eRetail participants. Potential trends and th...

The global 2-wheeler aftermarket is growing at a steady pace with demand for the vehicles as a mode of personal transportation and for leisure riding. Aftermarket service providers have begun redefining their business models in order to bring products and customized services directly to the customer. This analysis considers tires, brake pads, ignit...