Reliability and a deep understanding of commercial vehicle applications are essential in the heavy-duty sector.
Looking ahead to the future and seizing the current opportunities in the truck parts business, you can trust Nissens.

THERMAL
& EFFICIENCY
SYSTEM PARTS

TRUST THE TRUCK EXPERTS
Reliability and a deep understanding of commercial vehicle applications are essential in the heavy-duty sector.
Looking ahead to the future and seizing the current opportunities in the truck parts business, you can trust Nissens.
Discover our wide range of premium quality parts designed for truck engine cooling, climate control, and engine efficiency systems.
Our products cater to the most popular truck models, including many with Euro 6-standard applications.

Our expertise is grounded in over a century of commitment to the aftermarket and demonstrated experience in the design, production, and worldwide distribution of automotive spare parts.
ONE-STOP SHOPPING
FOR THE KEY SYSTEM PARTS
PARTS SOLUTIONS PERFECTLY
MATCHING THE SEGMENT NEEDS
GENUINE NISSENS QUALITY
UNIQUE FEATURES ENSURING
EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE
& DURABILITY
EASY INSTALLATION,
IMPORTANT PARTS INCLUDED
(FIRST FIT)
PROVEN, RELIABLE,
LONG LIFESPAN

Nearly all Nissens' parts are engineered with unique features
that ensure their excellent performance and supreme longevity.
For years, Nissens’ heat exchangers have been used in different types of motorsport, including high-profile racing events across various vehicle segments and technologies, and recently, in extreme competitions such as truck racing.
Most truck racing teams in the highly demanding FIA European Truck Racing Championship use regular Nissens radiators, oil coolers, and intercoolers, ensuring their trucks’ excellent, and reliable cooling performance.
“To run our 1,200 HP race truck on the top level of the FIA ETRC we rely on an optimum cooling system. Here, we must maximize every aspect of the cooling to reach the required performance. What amazed us was that we could do this with off-the-shelf products from Nissens."
Timothy Frost,
Chief Race Engineer at T Sport Bernau Team