PRODUCT TYPE

Tire Service Equipment

Daily Service Workflows
Underbody Access
Multiple Model Options
Workshop Applications
Tire service equipment in an automotive workshop

Overview

Tire service equipment supports common wheel and tire workshop operations such as tire removal, installation, handling, and related service work. This category includes equipment intended for dedicated tire-service areas and general automotive workshops.

Selection Considerations

Use these factors to guide product selection for your workshop.

Vehicle Types

Consider the vehicle types your workshop services most often.

Bay Space

Review the available service-bay layout before selecting equipment.

Lifting Capacity

Compare the published capacity of each available product with your needs.

Arm Configuration

Review each product’s arm arrangement for the access your work requires.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a 4-ton car lift enough for SUVs?

It depends on the actual vehicle weight, weight distribution, lifting points and the specifications of the selected lift. Many passenger SUVs may fall within the capacity range of a 4-ton lift, but suitability should always be checked for the specific vehicle and lift.

What is the distance between the columns of the TPL-F408E?

The confirmed distance between the columns of the TPL-F408E is 2,795 mm. This dimension should be considered together with the vehicle dimensions and the available workshop space when evaluating the planned installation area.

What information should I prepare before requesting a vehicle lift quotation?

It is useful to prepare the available workshop dimensions, vehicle types, intended use, electrical supply, planned installation area and any relevant site conditions. Providing this information helps make the product and quotation discussion more accurate.

Why should workshop dimensions be checked before ordering a two-post lift?

Workshop dimensions help determine whether the available service area can accommodate the lift and support normal vehicle movement and technician access. Equipment dimensions should be reviewed together with ceiling height, walls, columns, nearby equipment and the planned vehicle path.

Need Help Choosing the Right Lift?

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