Wheel and tire repair equipment is used for tire mounting, tire demounting, wheel balancing, wheel alignment checks, rim repair, wheel washing, pressure control and daily tire service work.

This section includes equipment for repair shops, tire service centres, transport companies, fleets and businesses that service passenger cars, commercial vehicles, trucks, buses, agricultural machinery or municipal equipment.

Tire service equipment for wheel maintenance and repair

The right wheel and tire service equipment depends on the vehicle types being serviced, wheel size, workload, available service area and required level of automation. Regular tire service work usually requires tire changers and wheel balancing machines, while a broader work area may also need rim repair, alignment, wheel washing, pressure control and storage equipment.

Passenger cars, SUVs, commercial vehicles, heavy-duty vehicles and specialized machinery have different requirements for machine construction, power, supported wheel sizes and accessories. Before choosing a specific model, it is important to check which vehicles will be serviced and which tasks will be performed most often.

Equipment groups for wheel and tire service

• Tire changer machines for mounting and demounting tires on passenger cars, commercial vehicles and heavy-duty vehicles.
• Wheel balancing machines for balancing wheels and reducing vibration after tire mounting or repair.
• Tire changer and wheel balancer sets for equipping a tire service work area with compatible core machines.
• Accessories for mounting and balancing machines for adapters, fixing elements, centering parts and other accessories.
• Rim straightening machines for repairing deformed or damaged rims and treating wheel surfaces.
• Wheel alignment equipment for checking and adjusting vehicle wheel alignment.
• Wheel washing equipment for cleaning wheels before balancing, repair or seasonal service.
• Wheel spray guns and accessories for tire pressure checking, adjustment and inflation work.
• Tire inflation cages for safer tire inflation, especially when working with larger tires.
• Wheel dollies and jacks for moving, lifting and handling wheels in the service area.
• Other tire repair equipment for additional tire service and wheel maintenance tasks.
• Tire racks and conveyors for tire storage, movement and work area organization.

If wheel and tire repair equipment is being planned together with other service equipment, visit the repair shop equipment section.