Wheel alignment has been around for a long time, but the way it’s done is changing pretty quickly. Older systems still work, of course, but they usually involve clamps, sensors, and a lot more setup around the wheels.
Touchless wheel alignment takes a different approach. Instead of attaching equipment directly to the rims, the system reads the wheel position using cameras and sensors without physically touching the vehicle.
At first, it sounds a bit overcomplicated. But once you understand how it works, it actually makes a lot of sense – especially in busy workshops. READ MORE
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