About the company
Fry’s Spares is into its second generation of family management. A wholly owned Australian family company founded in 1976 by our dad John Fry.
It’s now being managed by Michael Illes in NSW and Mark Fry in QLD
The company was formed by John Fry with a vision of supplying German original equipment parts to suit Volkswagen passenger vehicles to the Australian automotive market.
Over time we have expanded our range to cover German, British and French Marques of BMW, Mercedes, VW, Audi, Land Rover, Jaguar, Citroen, Fiat, Renault, Volvo, Peugeot, Alfa Romeo, Mini, and MG.
In 1992 we moved into the commercial vehicle market becoming the largest supplier of SWF windscreen wiper and electrical parts to manufacturers and operators of commercial fleets of buses, trucks, trains, boats, mining and agricultural vehicles.
Our aim over the past 4 decades is still the same, to provide the best quality parts from the worlds original equipment manufactures from Europe to the southern hemisphere. Our clients hail from Australia, NZ, Fiji, USA, Canada, New Caledonia, Thailand and Malaysia.
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Frys Spares is privileged to work on the Bembul (or lands) of the Cammeraygal People of the Eora Nation. We recognise and respect the Cammeraygal, a southern clan group of the Gai-Marigal. Their spirit lives on. We proudly pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We extend this respect to any and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who lived on and cared for this continent peacefully, for more than sixty thousand years.
The Cammeraygal lived a sustainable lifestyle in keeping with the Dreaming. They were governed by and belonged to the land and all that it held, above and beneath the sandstone. They cared for and respected the land which provided for all of their needs.
Here at Fry’s Spares we’re committed to following in the sandy, salty footsteps of the Cammeraygal People, by treading lightly and take all available steps to have a minimal impact on this place. We are always listening and learning.