A suspicious looking case study!

womble12 · 13th May 2024, 21:04

The company I work for has recently engaged a company called Randle Engineering to take on some consultancy work for us.
I wasn't familiar with their capabilities, so I took a look at their website today and stumbled upon a very familiar looking piece of engineering:

https://www.randle.co.uk/case-studie...uspension-arm/

What's more coincidental is that these were the very components I spent last weekend cursing whilst replacing, as they'd pretty much split in half... but at 220,000 miles, maybe Randle did their bit

13th May 2024, 21:04	#1
womble12 Regular poster MG ZT-T CDTi Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Peterborough Posts: 34 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 1 Post	A suspicious looking case study! The company I work for has recently engaged a company called Randle Engineering to take on some consultancy work for us. I wasn't familiar with their capabilities, so I took a look at their website today and stumbled upon a very familiar looking piece of engineering: https://www.randle.co.uk/case-studie...uspension-arm/ What's more coincidental is that these were the very components I spent last weekend cursing whilst replacing, as they'd pretty much split in half... but at 220,000 miles, maybe Randle did their bit