About Moton Suspension
AST purchases MOTON Suspension Technology in 2011. MOTON Suspension is a renowned damper brand founded in 1999 that develops, manufactures and markets a full range of high quality, state-of-the-art adjustable dampers. By 2000, 30% of the starting field in the 24 hours of Le Mans were equipped with MOTON dampers.
MOTON has become a provider of high performance shock absorbers used by many prominent manufacturers and racing teams worldwide. Its applications are mainly used in GT and Touring cars as well as in high-performance street cars while providing user-friendly and efficient technology.
Many professional races have been won on MOTON dampers such as the FIA GT and FIA Sportscar Championship, FIA ETCC and FIA WTCC Championship, Grand-Am and World Challenge Championship, and as well as numerous National GT, Touring and Club Racing events all over the world.
Fast forward to 2016.
MOTON SUSPENSION USA / AST SUSPENSION NA is formed and headquartered in Irvine, California, at the heart of the US automotive industry. The US team specializes in serving the North American market via sales, service and product support, working directly with the AST and Moton headquarters in Holland.
With respect to service centres, we have chosen two USA providers with comprehensive knowledge of AST and Moton products. These service centres have factory-trained suspension technicians on hand and maintain factory AST and Moton parts in stock. For west coast coverage, we have Performance Shock Inc. (Psi) located in Sonoma,CA and for the east coast we have RE Suspension in Morresville, NC. These two locations ensure strong product support for our professional and club racing clientele and minimize turnaround time for damper service and repair.
Both centres have been chosen to make sure our technical products are maintained in the most authentic way possible. Each service centre has their own direct line to Holland, which ensures each damper is serviced with factory genuine internals and processes, and cuts down communication time for service.
