Choosing the right commercial wheel alignment equipment depends on the vehicles you work on, the number of axles you regularly handle, your workshop volume and the level of measurement and reporting you need.
Our team can talk you through the available computerised wheel alignment machines, CCD and laser systems and recommend a setup that suits your workshop, vehicle types and budget.
Our truck aligners are built for workshops that handle commercial vehicles on a daily basis. Whether you're working on vans, HGVs, buses, or trailers, accurate alignment is critical for reducing tyre wear, improving fuel efficiency, and maintaining safe vehicle handling.
This range includes computerised truck aligners for full multi-axle alignment, as well as portable CCD systems that offer flexibility for mobile or space-limited workshops. For quicker checks and adjustments, we also supply laser tracking gauges, including single steer and twin steer setups, ideal for fast turnaround work on commercial vehicles.
Designed for real workshop use, these truck aligners allow technicians to carry out precise measurements across multiple axles while keeping setup time manageable. Whether you're running a fleet maintenance operation or offering alignment services as part of your workshop, having the right equipment helps keep jobs moving and vehicles on the road.
If you’re looking for a reliable solution for commercial vehicle alignment, our truck aligners range covers everything from quick tracking tools to full alignment systems.
Not all truck wheel aligners are suited to every workshop. The right setup depends on the type of vehicles you service, the volume of alignment work, and the space available in your bay.
For high volume commercial workshops, a computerised truck wheel aligner with full multi-axle capability allows for complete alignment across trucks, trailers and buses with detailed reporting and repeatable accuracy.
For workshops with limited space or mobile operations, portable CCD truck alignment systems offer flexibility without sacrificing precision. These systems are ideal for carrying out alignment work across multiple bays or off-site locations.
Where speed is the priority, laser tracking gauges provide a quick and effective solution for checking and adjusting tracking on commercial vehicles, helping reduce downtime and keep vehicles on the road.
Finance options are available on selected truck wheel alignment equipment, helping workshops spread the cost of investing in new wheel alignment equipment rather than paying the full amount upfront.
Whether you are upgrading an existing commercial alignment setup or introducing truck wheel alignment for the first time, our team can discuss the finance options available for your chosen system.
Finance is subject to status and lender approval.
Yes. Commercial wheel alignment systems can be designed to measure and align multi-axle vehicles such as HGVs, buses, and trailers. The exact capability depends on the system, so workshops working regularly with multi-axle vehicles should choose equipment specifically designed for commercial applications rather than passenger cars.
For higher volume commercial workshops, a computerised truck aligner is usually better suited to detailed multi-axle measurement.
Read our guide on truck wheel alignment.
Commercial wheel alignment equipment can be used across a range of larger vehicles, including trucks, HGVs, buses, vans and trailers, depending on the individual system.
Before choosing a truck wheel aligner, it is important to consider the vehicle types, axle configurations and wheelbases your workshop regularly handles so the equipment can keep up with your workload.
Truck wheel alignment follows the same basic principle as car alignment, but commercial vehicles can involve longer wheel bases, larger wheels, multiple acles and more complex axle configurations.
Because of this, workshops carrying out HGV or commercial vehicle alignment need equipment designed specifically for larger vehicles and multi-axle measurement. Standard car alignment equipment may not provide the required capacity or functionality.
Laser truck alignment systems offer a straightforward way to carry out tracking and alignment checks using laser gauges. They can be a practical option for workshops that want a simple, cost-effective commercial alignment setup.
CCD truck alignment systems use electronic sensors to take measurements and provide more detailed alignment data. They are generally better suited to workshops carrying out commercial alignment regularly or working with more complex multi-axle vehicles.