BMR Suspension, a long-time leader in the muscle car suspension parts business, has purchased Hotchkis Sport Suspension, Street Muscle Mag has learned. BMR has been expanding its portfolio of late to include brands such as Heidts Suspension and Control Freak Suspension, but this still came as a bit of a surprise.

“Bringing Hotchkis Sport Suspension into the family alongside BMR Suspension and Heidts Suspension creates a unique synergy among three highly respected performance suspension brands,” says Allan Miller, president of BMR. “Together, we are building a stronger platform centered on premium products and American manufacturing.”
John Hotchkis, president of Hotchkis Sport Suspension, had this to say: “From the crazy idea more than three decades ago that muscle cars should actually handle, then designing, testing, and producing performance suspension systems, to our track days and autocross events — it’s been an amazing ride. Along the way, we helped change what people expected from American muscle and built a community around a shared passion for making them perform.”
As someone who has driven fully-built rides from both manufacturers, your author believes this could be a perfect marriage.
“I can’t thank the employees, customers, dealers, suppliers, friends, and fellow enthusiasts enough for believing in what we were doing and helping make it all possible. So many customers became friends, and so many experiences became memories I’ll carry with me forever,” says Hotchkis. “I’m incredibly proud of what we built together, grateful to everyone who has been part of this journey, and excited to see Allan Miller and his son Allan III build on the Hotchkis legacy and take it to even greater heights.”

In addition to Heidts Suspension, and Hotchkis Sport Suspension, BMR’s growing empire of performance brands also includes Alston Racing, Carlyle Racing, Chassis Engineering Inc., and Control Freak Suspension. Together, these brands represent decades of experience across the performance automotive aftermarket, with products supporting a wide range of classic and modern performance applications.
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