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Larger Vehicles are No Problem for Rotary Lift

Rotary Lift introduces a line of 14,000-lb. capacity four-post general service and alignment lifts, which enable technicians to work on most light-duty vehicles. The new models replace the company’s 12,000-lb. four-post lifts. These new lifts offer longer runways so they can accommodate vehicles with wheelbases up to 212-1/2".

Technicians’ Top 5 Favorite Tools & Equipment

Ken Peavy, owner Peavy’s Garage Katy, TX www.peavys-garage.com Peavy’s Garage is a family-owned and operated shop, AAA approved since 1970. We also have Peavy’s Tire & Automotive in Houston. About five years ago, we discovered BG products and equipment, which increased our business by 30% and profits greatly. General service techs operate the equipment, which

Climate Equipment: Hey, It’s Cold in Here!

Wherever two or more shall gather… Somebody is bound to be too hot or too cold! It seems to be a fact of life, people can never agree about the temperature inside. This one says it’s too hot, while that one says it’s too cold. One thing we can all agree on is that we

Ullman Offers Flexible Magnetic Pick-Up Tool

Ullman’s Flexible Magnetic Pick-Up Tool (HT-2FL) lifts 5 lbs. with its patented Powercap feature. The 29" long aluminum shaft can be easily bent at any angle to retrieve dropped metal objects in hard-to-reach areas.

The Impact of Lift Choice on the Bottom Line

A vehicle lift provides ergonomic, convenient access to all of a vehicle’s systems, enabling technicians to work as efficiently as possible for maximum productivity. Productivity is the key to shop profitability – the more jobs technicians complete in a timely manner, the higher the revenue.

COATS Introduces New Wheel Lift System

Hennessy Industries introduces the COATS Wheel Lift System for 50xx, 70xx and APX80 Rim Clamp Tire Changers. With today’s wheels, both aftermarket and OE, becoming increasingly large and unwieldy, delicate care is routinely required. Manual lifting of these heavy wheels also puts unnecessary strain on tire technicians.

Tire Tech Tip: Watch for Unusual Bolt Patterns

New rides are hitting the streets, so hold on tight while we try to decipher the latest OE changes that affect our lives – both in terms of profit and frustration. First up is the most controversial – the new Jeep Wrangler JK, which debuted late last year.

Publisher’s Perspectives: Lessons from the Dentist

Do you ever envy the business of your dentist? In many ways, dentistry is similar to your auto service business. Nearly every mouth needs some dental care just like every car on the road needs service. The dental hygienist is doing the cleaning and the flossing like the tech who’s in the oil change bay

Perspectives: Lessons from the Dentist

Do you ever envy the business of your dentist? In many ways, dentistry is similar to your auto service business. Nearly every mouth needs some dental care just like every car on the road needs service. The dental hygienist is doing the cleaning and the flossing like the tech who’s in the oil change bay

Tech Tip: Common Mistakes to Avoid when Resurfacing Cylinder Heads and Blocks

Cylinder heads and blocks may need to be resurfaced to restore flatness or to improve the surface finish, or milled to change the deck height for a variety of reasons. The deck surface on the head or block may need to be resurfaced if the surface isn’t smooth or flat. A head may need to be resurfaced after welds or other repairs have been made, or milled to increase the compression ratio.