Many garage owners encounter confusion among customers regarding the difference between tracking and wheel alignment. While both procedures are crucial for optimal vehicle performance and tyre health, they address distinct aspects of a car’s steering geometry. This blog post from Supalign aims to clarify the distinction between tracking and wheel alignment, empowering you to effectively communicate these services to your customers.

Whether you are a new business or an established garage, you know that you need the right equipment to ensure effective and efficient operations. And one piece of equipment that has made its way to being one of the most popular pieces of equipment in garage workshops is the two post lift. But why are two post lifts such a popular choice for garage workshops? As well as coming in a variety of designs which range from symmetrical, asymmetrical and verysmmetrical, they offer advantages that contribute to how effective your garage workshop operates. In this blog post, we will explore the reasons why two post lifts are the most popular and common option for garage workshops and mechanics.

In the world of vehicle maintenance, one crucial aspect that often gets overlooked is wheel alignment. Computerised wheel alignment has revolutionised the way that vehicles are maintained and at Supalign, we understand the importance of staying up-to-date with the latest technology in wheel alignment equipment. In this blog post, we will delve into the top 10 advantages of computerised wheel alignment systems, emphasising the importance and benefits of this technology for garage and workshop businesses.