Heavy-duty vehicle lifts come in a variety of designs; some may be more suitable than others to your operation. Here's a brief description of several lift types, just to get you thinking.
Vehicle lifts come in a dizzying variety of configurations, usually targeted to certain intended applications. Deciding what you want to do with a lift is the first step in choosing the right machine for your shop.
The IntelliTread drive-over system can quickly evaluate tread depth by simply driving a truck over the system to acquire tire tread readings in real-time.
The oil drain is designed for use with heavy-duty trucks, buses, and other low-profile heavy-duty equipment.
The American Council of Frame and Alignment Specialists will offer a technician training clinic on alignment in August.
A traditional tool maker has decided to modernize its products and expand into new vocations and markets. And it has its eye firmly fixed on the transportation industry.
Fleets describe the must-have tire shop tools they use to improve productivity, safety, and operator comfort and convenience.
You now can get augmented-reality training for your technicians to use on mobile devices instead of springing for a pricey AR headset.
DEI’s Oil Rug is an absorbent rug that is designed to increase safety and cleanliness in a maintenance area or repair facility.
Kinedyne has introduced the Ease-Z Winch Bar, a Z-bar shaped winch bar that rotates 360 degrees, to provide users with better leverage.