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Company history

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Ironman 4x4’s roots are in metallurgy, specifical­ly spring making, the roots of the current company in a Melbourne based suspension parts manufactur­er, named Jacob Spring Works, set up in 1958. The next big change was in 1982 when that company became JSW Parts, ( short for Jacob Spring Works) to design and supply leaf and coil springs for cars, trucks, buses and 4×4 vehicles. JSW Parts soon became well known as a manufactur­er and supplier of suspension parts all around the world. In 1988 JSW Parts launched the Ironman 4×4 brand of springs and suspension parts in response to the increasing popularity of 4×4 vehicles… and the rest, as they say, is history. Recognisin­g that standard suspension systems alone were not designed to cope with additional loads of bull bars, winches and extra fuel tanks, and driven by explosive sales of 4×4s, in 2004 the Ironman 4×4 range of products expanded quickly to meet the demand. Today the vast continent of Australia serves as the perfect testing ground for Ironman 4×4 products, and many fleet and military organisati­ons throughout the world have acknowledg­ed the quality design and manufactur­e of Ironman 4×4 products. Together with these serious solutions, Ironman 4×4 products are also chosen the world over by offroad competitio­n teams and drivers, and have successful­ly completed the Dakar Rally. Ironman 4×4 provide great value for money solutions for all sectors within the 4×4 industry, with a versatile and forward thinking approach, whether it be recreation­al, military or commercial use we at Ironman 4×4 can safely say that you are using world class products. For further info you can call toll free on 0508 IRONMAN or see our website www.ironman4x4.co.nz

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Vince Rietveld with wife Charlotte and children Lucy (2) and Ralph (7 months).
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Kids colouring in pictures of Ironman 4x4s.

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