Who is TRW?

TRW is a company that develops and produces active and passive safety systems for a variety of vehicles from different manufacturers around the globe. The company is based in Livonia, Michigan and has placed numerous facilities in more than 20 countries worldwide.

Pioneering Company

For more than 100 years, the company has always created new products that set the standards when it comes to quality.  In 1908, they created the first wooden wheels for Ford Model T. They followed this up with the parking brakes for the same company and created other technological breakthroughs such as the hydraulic brake systems and integral power steering.

TRW continued its tradition of introducing innovative vehicle features such as an electronically controlled Anti-lock braking system or ABS and power rack and pinion.

Complete Facility

They have spared no expense when it comes to the development of their products. With 22 technical centers and 13 test tracks located in different locations,  they are able to gather valuable information that helps them create the best products in the market.

As the automotive industry is on its way towards automated driving functions, TRW is already ahead as it already offers systems that are the foundation of this technology such as adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, lane change assist, blind spot detection, emergency brake assist and emergency steering assist.

Purchase TRW Products at Vivid Racing

If you want to make your vehicle and driving experience safe, then check out what TRW has to offer. They focus on products that provide vehicle safety and have been doing this for decades. If top vehicle manufacturers trust them, so can you. Visit Vivid Racing and see the list of their products that fit your specific needs.

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