Letu Automotive’ primary customers include: OEM, tier 1, tier 2, tier 3, and restoration parts brands. We manufacture automotive weatherstrips and seals, primary door seal, on-door seal, secondary door seal, on-body seal, molded corners, flcoked glass run window channels, polyurethane coated glass run channels, hood seals, trunk seals, tailgate seals, compartment seals, windshield weatherstrips, universal windshield moldings, belt line weatherstirps, inner belts, outer belts and vent window seal from Hebei, China. In-house automotive engineers specialize in reverse-engineering products to ensure a specific, high-quality fit, while striving to improve upon the current OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts.

Our quality management is IATF 16949:2016 certified.

Seals and weatherstripping are essential to preventing, noise, dust, water and other natural elements from entering vehicles. They often differ in the specific type of rubber they’re made out of, how they’re attached to the vehicle and where they fit. We offer:

• Door Seals (on body & on door) can be attached to the door or the body of the vehicle using clips, fasteners, tapes, glues or fit into a channel.
• Hood Seals (engine compartment seals) are weatherstrips that manage air flow between the hood and the engine compartment.
• Cowl Seals are seals that are located between the hood and the cowl or the windshield of a vehicle.
• Trunk Seals (Rear Compartment Seals) are weatherstrips that rest on the trunk of a car, tailgate or rear storage area of an SUV or crossover.
• Window channels (also known as glass run window channels, division bar channels and quarter window channels) are located around the sides and top of a moveable door glass.
• Window Seals, Windshield Seals, Rear Window Seals, Quarter Window Seals are rubber seals that encapsulate the glass which allows for a tight fit to the frame of the car.
• Belt Weatherstrips (beltline moldings, beltline weatherstrips). There are two beltline weatherstrips on each door. Inner belts run along the interior beltline of a door. Outer belts weatherstrips run along the interior beltline.