Equipment

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Our Smart-Tech™ Automotive Service Equipment Line is unparalleled when it comes to fluid exchange technology.  Over 32 durable and easy-to-use models with patented features and innovative designs are available to meet any maintenance service need a vehicle may require.

Unique chassis designs, self-diagnostics and ease-of-maintenance have given our equipment line a reputation for outstanding quality that is unsurpassed in the industry.  A network of regional repair and technical support specialists are available to ensure our tools and equipment are back on line and working for our customers with minimal downtime.

Our equipment has been tested under rigorous conditions to prove exceptional results, giving you the ability to do the job correctly and efficiently each and every time.  Our service minimizes down time.


Equipment Line

FUEL
KDI321   Induction Plastic Applicator
72450S   CAT Tool
75450   S-Hook
75490   GDI Cap Applicator
72280   Diesel Cleaner Application Tool

BRAKE
98460   Basic Brake Machine
98470   Pure Brake Machine

TRANSMISSION
94880   Automatic Trans Fluid Exchanger (Inline Service Only)
95900   Smart Tech II ATF Fluid Exchanger (Inline & Dipstick Service)

COOLANT
95340   Air-Operated Coolant Machine
94370   Single Pump Coolant Exchanger
94340   Dual Pump Coolant Exchanger

POWER STEERING & DIFFERENTIAL
74920   Deluxe Power Steering Fluid Exchanger
95670   Differential Fluid Exchanger
95770   Differential/Power Steering Combo

HEADLIGHT SERVICE
75131   Everbeam UV Curing Lamp


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Tires lose air pressure naturally through the process of permeation. With outside temperatures constantly changing compressed air filled tires are more likely to lose tire pressure at a faster rate.

Nitrogen molecules are larger and more substantial than oxygen molecules thus slowing down the rate of permeation and reducing the air pressure loss over time. The average 90-day pressure loss rate for tires inflated with air is 2.13 percent/ month, and 1.39 percent/month for tires inflated with gas containing 95 percent to 99 percent nitrogen. (NHTSA document DOT HS 811 094.)

Unlike compressed air filled tires, nitrogen filled tires do not experience the same reaction to the elements. Nitrogen filled tires can help reduce tire and wheel corrosion, extend tire life, and promote less tire pressure fluctuation.