GSF Car Parts has upgraded its Slough branch to a significantly larger facility as part of the motor factor's continued expansion across the UK.
The branch, which remains on the Slough Trading Estate, has moved to a new 5,966 square-foot premises to accommodate growing demand in the area. The relocation will see the addition of three full-time employees and two additional delivery vans operating from the site.
The move comes at the end of a landmark year for GSF Car Parts, which has added 12 new branches to its network in 2025, including the opening of its 200th branch in July. The expansion strategy has included four satellite sites positioned near existing branches to support regional growth—an approach the company says has proved "overwhelmingly successful."
Conor Paterson, branch manager at GSF Slough, commented: "We identified a strategic opportunity to enhance the support we give our customers in Slough. It shows that GSF is committed to investing in its plans and people, and we now look ahead to 2026 with a stronger team and enhanced ability to serve our customers."
Steve Horne, CEO of GSF Car Parts, added: "This new facility rounds off an incredible year of expansion. Slough is an area where we've been able to rapidly expand our customer base, and this new branch gives the team more headroom to grow further. As for what's next, 2026 will be a similar story of increasing branch and headcount numbers as we continue to work our way to become the number one in the aftermarket."
The relocation underscores GSF's position as one of the UK's fastest-growing motor factors, with the company showing no signs of slowing its expansion plans heading into 2026.
Tagged with: aftermarket distribution, GSF Car Parts, Slough Trading Estate, branch relocation, UK motor factor, same‑day delivery, garage supply, tyres wholesale, independent garages, delivery vans
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