Computerised Wheel Alignment (CCD) is pretty self-explanatory – a computer that can measure and calculate wheel misalignment. The machine measures the position of the wheel relative to the body of the vehicle and calculates what changes are needed to ensure correct wheel alignment. The computer is then able to recheck the wheel alignment to ensure it is within tolerances.
Supalign has created another step-by-step video tutorial on how to easily change the ink cartridge in your wheel alignment system.
At Supalign we’re always looking for new innovative ways to help you with your alignments.
This month we thought we would try and explain in simple terms why we need to take ADAS seriously.
Tracking gauges or lasers generally do front toe and so have a limit, sometimes they will also take a lot of working out to get the steering straight the general charge for this is around £25-£35 pounds.
It’s been said you cant set ADAS by the front wheels and that you can only use the rear thrust line, so let’s look at the evidence…
At Supalign we recognise that ADAS is becoming a very talked about topic.
Butts of Bawtry have come up with a fantastic gift for anyone who’s looking to purchase a new wheel alignment machine in 2020.
Any suspension work i.e. wheel bearings, springs, arms, shocks etc. this also includes dropping down of subframes to fit clutches/gearboxes.
Ok this month is a very common issue, I’m going to try and tackle steering wheel straightness and how we can try and ensure we get it right first time every time.
Offering an extensive range of laser, CCD & 3D aligners Supalign is a one stop shop for wheel alignment requirements.
