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About Us
MOD is India’s leading force in the commercial and agricultural vehicle aftermarket, delivering precision-engineered transmission components that power industries, drive economies, and connect businesses to uncompromising reliability.
For decades, MOD has stood for engineering excellence, OEM-grade quality, and a relentless pursuit of perfection in every product we supply. With deep roots in the Indian automotive spare parts ecosystem, we have established ourselves as the go-to brand for Propeller Shaft, Steering and Braking components and a complete range of high-performance drivetrain solutions.

Authorized Distributor, Uttar Pradesh
“MOD has consistently delivered high-quality parts that meet our expectations every time. The finishing, durability, and fitment are excellent. A brand we truly trust.”


Commercial Vehicle UJ Cross: The Complete Engineering & Buyer's Guide
By the MOD Plus technical desk — OEM-grade driveline component suppliers to India's commercial vehicle aftermarket since 1978, Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar, Delhi. Commercial Vehicle UJ Cross: Complete Engineering and Buyer's Guide by MOD Plus This guide covers UJ crosses for trucks, buses, pickups, tippers, tankers, trailers, mining and construction vehicles, and fleet applications. If you're looking for rotavator or PTO shaft crosses for tractors and ag


Steering Cross Assembly: The Complete Engineering & Buyer's Guide
A technical handbook for fleet owners, mechanics, workshops, OEM buyers, and engineers — written and maintained by the technical desk at MOD Plus, driveline and steering component specialists serving India's commercial vehicle and agricultural sectors since 1978. MOD Plus OEM Quality Steering Cross Assembly: Precision-engineered component ensuring optimal connectivity and performance in vehicle steering systems. Quick Answer: What Is a Steering Cross Assembly? A steering cros


Rotavator Vibrating or Noisy Mid-Field? Cross & Yoke Wear Signs
By MOD Plus | Agricultural Driveline & PTO Transmission Specialists, Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar, Delhi A rotavator that runs silent and smooth one season can start shaking, knocking, or humming the next — often mid-field, often at the worst possible moment before sowing. Most operators respond to this the same way: they turn up the tractor's RPM to push through it, or they simply keep working and hope the sound goes away. Neither response addresses what is actually happeni
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