
AR Rul Auto Care Sdn Bhd
where discontinued parts meet dedicated ingenuity
Founded by a former Peugeot dealership mechanic who couldn’t find replacement parts for the rare 2004 Audi A4 Quattro after its original supplier went out of business, AR Rul Auto Care has become Shah Alam’s go-to workshop for vehicles that others won’t touch. With a custom-built parts library and direct sourcing from European suppliers, they specialize in bringing life back to models that have been sidelined by mainstream mechanics.
Our story
After a client brought in a 2004 Audi A4 Quattro with a failing transmission control module — a part no longer manufactured and only available through private importers — AR Rul Auto Care tracked down the exact component from a decommissioned European fleet, rebuilt the unit in-house, and delivered the car back to its owner within two weeks. Their expertise in sourcing discontinued components means they’ve fixed over 150 rare-model vehicles since opening in 2018, including several 1990s BMW M3s and vintage Mercedes-Benz W124s.
Our services
BMW E39 M5 Engine Swap & Restoration
Specialized restoration of rare BMW E39 M5 engines with discontinued parts sourcing from European collectors, including rare E39 M5 engine bay modifications and custom tuning for performance enhancement
Jaguar XJ6 Series 3 Headlight Assembly Repair
Expert repair and replacement of discontinued Jaguar XJ6 Series 3 headlight assemblies using rare original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts sourced from UK Jaguar collectors and vintage car restoration networks
Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 VSpec Turbo Kit Installation
Installation and modification of rare Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 VSpec turbo kit components with specialized support for discontinued R34 part integration and performance tuning
“My 2008 Lexus RX450h hybrid just broke down in Shah Alam and the dealership couldn't even find the right mechanic for the hybrid system. AR Rul Auto Care took on the challenge and not only diagnosed the issue but also sourced the specific hybrid capacitor that was discontinued in Malaysia - they tracked it down from a parts supplier in Singapore after other workshops gave up.”