Identify the brake component by its exact part number and source documentation. If the identity, condition, or legal status cannot be established, keep it off sale until a qualified source can assess it. Do not describe an unknown part as ready to fit.
For a component you can verify, state whether it is new, used, or reconditioned and retain evidence for that description. Disclose cracks, corrosion, wear, missing hardware, or previous work; a photograph cannot establish that a safety-critical part is roadworthy.
Check current Kenyan requirements and obtain qualified guidance where needed. Keep documents with the exact item and avoid expanding a maker or repairer's statement into a broader guarantee. If a safe assessment is unavailable, decline the sale rather than relying on a disclaimer. Photograph markings without treating a clear image as proof of safety.
