
The LT35A provides automotive service and repair shops with new levels of flexibility, functionality and safety by easily lifting EV batteries and other heavy components like engines and transmissions.
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The new Rotary AV lift arms allow for maximum reach and retraction to properly lift all vehicles within the rated lift capacity using OEM recommended pick-up points.
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With a 78- to 164-inch, 4-wheel alignment wheelbase range and 12,000-pound lifting capacity, Rotary's XA12 is designed with space and flexibility in mind.
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Rotary introduces a full line of heavy-duty tire changers designed to help technicians quickly change tires on virtually any vehicle – including trucks, buses, and agricultural equipment – in the shop or on the road.
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The R544 features a microprocessor with self-calibration and self-diagnostic features, as well as specific balancing programs for static, dynamic, and light alloy/aluminum wheels.
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The XA14 is compatible with any alignment system, including Rotary’s three light-duty, tower-free wheel aligners, the R1080 Baysaver 3D, R1070 CCD Pro, or R1060 CCD Shop.
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Rotary introduced a full line of professional wheel balancers to meet any automotive shop’s needs. The line ranges from a value-priced manual model to a sophisticated 3D electronic wheel balancer with microprocessor.
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Vehicle Service Group (VSG) has been awarded the National Association of State Procurement Officials (NASPO) ValuePoint Master Agreement for Vehicle Lifts and Garage Associated Equipment.
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Rotary's new Mach Flex powered by RedFire wireless mobile column lifting system puts the ability to lift more than 150,000 pounds in technicians' hands with a patent-pending remote control.
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Rotary Lift’s 70Q, MOD30, and MOD35 heavy-duty in-ground lifts are available as direct structural “frame only” replacements for all Rotary Lift standard in-ground lifts, as well as most competitive in-ground lifts that are 20 to 40 years old.
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