Hunter Alignment and Wheels | Ray Jurgen Alignment Equipment in CT

Hunter Alignment and Wheels

Hunter Alignment and Wheel Products in CT, RI, and MA

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Equip Your Shop Today with a Hunter Wheel Alignment Machine!

Hunter specializes in complete wheel alignment systems and wheel alignment machines that are built to drive shop productivity and generate profitability!

Need Help Finding the Right Alignment System For Your Shop?

Choosing the best Wheel Alignment Machine for your shop is an important decision. Below is a list provided by Hunter of things to consider when researching Passenger Vehicle and Heavy Duty Alignment Machines. When you are ready to learn more or want to see a Hunter Alignment Machine in Action, reach out to a Ray Jurgen Staff Member, who can provide detailed Product Information, On-Site Demos and Pricing Information.

OBD2 Interface

An increasing number of modern vehicles have advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). These systems can impact mechanical wheel alignment adjustments. Does the aligner you are considering allow you to meet these safety requirements?

Vehicle Protection

Does the equipment protect the wheel and rest of the vehicle from damage? Can it handle the range of vehicles you will see in your facility?

Vehicle-Specific Procedures

Vehicle manufacturers have set specific alignment specifications for every vehicle. Ensure the aligner you choose knows what adjustments are available and guide the technician through the correct procedure for alignment adjustments.

Training Assistance

Even the most experienced technician may see unfamiliar vehicles at times. Knowing what adjustments are available and how to use them can save valuable time.

Software

Measuring camber, caster, & toe are important, but does the wheel alignment equipment you are considering feature any software tools to make common adjustments easier?

Efficiency

You only get paid for the wheel alignments you complete. While wheel aligners are designed to complete the job, some do it more efficiently than others. Consider time to complete an alignment and how that’ll impact your bottom line.