This equipment restores damaged metallic wheels to their original shape and true-running condition. Bent or dented wheels can lead to vibrations, uneven tire wear, and potential safety hazards. The restoration process typically involves applying hydraulic pressure and/or mechanical force to reshape the metal, addressing issues like lateral runout and radial runout. Advanced systems often incorporate laser measurement technology for precise diagnostics and repairs.
Maintaining proper wheel alignment is crucial for vehicle safety and performance. The ability to repair rather than replace damaged wheels offers significant cost savings and reduces waste. Historically, repairing severely damaged wheels was a labor-intensive process, often requiring specialized skills and time. Modern equipment allows for faster, more accurate, and repeatable repairs, even for complex damage. This contributes to increased efficiency and profitability for automotive repair businesses.
