OUR HISTORY
For over fifty-years TWL has forged a hard-earned reputation as New Zealand’s leading supplier of transport parts and equipment solutions.
how we started
In 1966 Les Cleveland founded TWL with the vision of being a reliable supplier of transport parts and equipment solutions in New Zealand. Over the years, TWL has grown into a fast-moving parts network that serves a diverse range of customers from road transport fleets, repair workshops, and logistics companies to the general public and farming community.
We merged with our sister company, Transpecs, in 1986 to make the most of the synergies between our businesses. The supply of quality parts goes hand-in-hand with setting truck and trailer units up precisely for load weight and function. Together, we’re the perfect fit.
twl today
Our aim has always been to keep our customers moving. We’ve always got a wide range of quality parts and ancillary equipment ready and waiting when they are needed for heavy and light trailers.
From axles, suspensions, braking and hardware to filtration, electrical, safety and general workshop consumables, TWL stock the lot. We are the proud distributor of a wide range of world-class brands including SAF-Holland, WABCO, Alcoa, Edbro, OMFB, Koni, Fras-Le, Donaldson, and Hella.
At TWL, we’re hard-wired to anticipate market needs. 100% Kiwi grown, with the reach and analytics to drive smart procurement and stock holding. Up-to-date data by customer, fleet, and region means that we’ve got the right parts in the right places more often to deliver seamless supply.
twl’s history
TWL is part of the Sime Motors NZ group – the only group to support the transport industry value chain from end-to-end. Our commercial portfolio includes premium trucks and materials handling brands, plus a country-wide aftersales service and parts network. We are supported by a thriving global group, Sime, that operates across 19 countries.
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TWL works closely with our sister company Transpecs. Together, we supply quality parts and set up trucks and trailer units precisely for load weight and function — helping to keep drivers safe and trucks moving.
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