Wheel Alignment Machine Financing

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A wheel alignment machine is used to align the directions of a wheel to reduce excessive tire wear and steering problems. A wheel alignment machine is sometimes confused with a wheel balancer machine. Bad wheel balance results in noticeable vibrations while driving. Bad wheel alignment results in excessive tire wear. Both problems will affect your customer's vehicle handling. Due to the high initial expense, automotive shops prefer to look into automotive and diagnostic equipment leasing to finance wheel alignment machines.

Crest Capital offers business-friendly wheel alignment machine financing options. In fact, we can help you secure all types of automotive repair equipment leasing, and we can do such with a minimal application process (and usually get you an answer the same day.) This way, you can get the wheel alignment machine financing you need, without spending days spinning your wheels while waiting for an answer. Contact us today to get started.

Alignment Machines and Racks

A modern alignment machine uses cameras and targets mounted on the wheels to measure camber, caster and toe, and its software compares the readings with the vehicle maker's settings. It works on a four-post alignment lift or rack with turnplates and slip plates.

Who Uses Alignment Machines

Tire dealers, repair shops, dealership service departments, collision repair shops and fleet maintenance shops.

Alignment, Tire and Lift Equipment

An alignment bay pairs the machine with its rack, and the same customers come in for tires and balancing. See tire changer financing and lift financing.

New and Used Alignment Machines

Before buying a used alignment machine, check the cameras or sensors and the targets, the calibration, and whether the software and the vehicle specifications can still be updated.