Touchless alignment systems use cameras to measure wheel angles without attaching clamps or targets to the wheels. That makes alignment checks fast enough to run on nearly every car that comes through a bay, which helps dealers, fast lubes and tire stores sell more alignments.
Decide how you will use it. Some shops want a quick drive-through check on every vehicle; others need a full alignment station with adjustments on a lift. Choose the system that matches your bay layout and volume.
Check the space and lift requirements, including bay length and whether the system mounts on a lift, a pit or the floor.
Ask about software, reporting and training so your team can show customers a clear before-and-after report.
A touchless alignment system measures wheel alignment angles with cameras, with no clamps or targets on the wheels, so a check takes seconds instead of minutes.
Dealers, fast lubes, tire stores and alignment shops use touchless systems to check alignment on more vehicles and offer alignment service when it is needed.