Describe the wheels and tires your workshop handles, then confirm the configuration and accessories of the machine offered.
Describe your tire-service work
Include the wheel and tire sizes you handle, the vehicles you service and any particular tire types or work procedures you need to accommodate. Ask whether the proposed equipment and its included accessories suit those requirements.
- Typical and largest wheel/tire sizes
- Vehicle types and expected service tasks
- Any special wheel or tire requirements
- Preferred brands and acceptable alternatives
Confirm what is included
Pictures can show attachments that are optional or absent from another unit. Request a written list of the included components and ask about any additional items needed for your work.
- Clamping arrangement and confirmed working range
- Assist devices and included attachments
- Wheel-contact protection and supplied accessories
- Required electrical and air supplies
Review the unit rather than the catalogue image
Ask for current photographs of the actual unit and available operating evidence. Request a description of inspections, repairs and replaced parts, and clarification of visible wear or known defects.
Confirm the selected model’s specifications in its documentation. Do not transfer specifications from the reference model to a different brand or configuration.
Make the enquiry specific
Send your wheel/tire information, quantity and delivery destination. Include photos or a list of the wheel types you work with if that makes the requirement clearer. We can discuss current equipment options across brands and models.