Enquiries

Tell us what the vehicle needs

Send your requirement by phone, by email or through the form below. The more specific the vehicle and seating position, the more useful the reply.

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Contact details and enquiry form

Direct Contact

Speak to us directly

If it is easier to explain a requirement than to type it, call. If you would rather send photographs of the existing assembly, email is usually the quickest route.

Before you write. Vehicle make, model and year, the seating position, the quantity and a photograph will usually let your enquiry be answered in one reply rather than three.

Enquiry Form

Send your requirement

Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Everything else helps, but will not stop you sending the form.

Please do not include payment details or identity documents in this form.
Or call +91 99206 38354

This form opens your own email application with the details filled in, so nothing is submitted to a third-party service from this page. If your device has no email application set up, please email info@autogleam.in directly.

Getting a Useful Reply

Three things that decide the answer

Almost every seat belt enquiry turns on these. If you have them ready, the rest is straightforward.

INPUT 01

The vehicle

Make, model, variant and year — with the VIN or chassis number if you have it. For commercial vehicles, add the cabin or body type.

INPUT 02

The position and part

Which seat, which side, which row. Whether you need a complete assembly or a single component, and how many.

INPUT 03

The evidence

Photographs of the belt as fitted, the buckle, the retractor and the mountings — plus any label or marking on the webbing.

What we can and cannot help with. We can help with seat belt products, categories, components and enquiries. We cannot assess the condition of a restraint in your vehicle remotely — if something is damaged or not working as intended, please have it inspected by a qualified automotive professional. In an emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service rather than sending an enquiry.