ARI-Hetra Introduces New Heavy-Duty Wheel Balancers
ARI-Hetra has introduced three new heavy-duty wheel balancers with online management consoles.

ARI-Herta heavy-duty tire balancers feature Tri-Senor Tech, which takes the guesswork out of wheel balancing, ensuring precision, efficiency, and reliability in every shop.
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ARI-Hetra has announced the launch of its new line of heavy-duty wheel balancers.
Designed with Tri-Senor Tech, the company said the balancers take the guesswork out of wheel balancing, ensuring precision, efficiency, and reliability in every shop.
Three Heavy-Duty Models
“With these new Wheel Balancers, we’re truly bringing balance to the work force,” said Bill Gibson, VP business development, ARI-Hetra. “Our customers demand accuracy and durability, and this lineup delivers just that—whether they’re servicing commercial fleets, cars, transit vehicles, or heavy-duty trucks.”
The new models include:
WS-25WB50 (Premium Model)
19 in. LCD computer display.
Online management console for seamless workflow.
Built-in wheel lift for easy handling.
Handles tires up to 50 in. diameter and 440 lbs.
Max rim diameter: 8 – 26 in. | Max wheel width: 3.5 – 17.5 in.
Requires air supply.
WS-25WB30 (Advanced Model)
Digital display.
Online management console.
Built-in wheel lift for effortless operation.
Handles tires up to 50 in. diameter and 440 lbs.
Max rim diameter: 8 – 26 in. | Max wheel width: 3.5 – 17.5 in.
Requires air supply.
WS-25WB10 (Compact & Portable Model)
Battery-powered display for flexible use.
Online management console.
Hand crank wheel lift included.
Handles tires up to 50 in. diameter and 440 lbs.
Max rim diameter: 8 – 26 in. | Max wheel width: 3.5 – 17.5 in.
With a compact width of 60-inch, these balancers maximize shop space while delivering precision accuracy, the company said.
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