The TRAC Tire Jack and TRAC Tire Cart provide controlled support to help reduce the need to manually lift, balance, and maneuver heavy assemblies. Their design can help minimize physical strain, improve positioning and alignment, and make repetitive wheel and tire service easier and more ergonomic.

“Technicians shouldn’t have to rely solely on their backs and physical strength to move a heavy wheel and tire assembly into position,” said Kevin Robinson, President of TRAC Tools. “Our goal is to provide practical tools that make the job easier while helping create a safer, more ergonomic work environment.”

Key Benefits

  • Reduced manual lifting and handling of heavy wheel and tire assemblies

  • Less physical strain on the back, shoulders, knees, and hands

  • Improved control and positioning during removal and installation

  • Easier alignment with wheel studs and mounting surfaces

  • Greater technician confidence when handling heavy assemblies

  • Potentially improved shop efficiency through a more controlled service process

See TRAC Tools at SEMA
See the TRAC Tire Jack and TRAC Tire Cart in action during the SEMA Show at booth #46231. Discover how TRAC tools can help technicians handle wheel and tire assemblies with greater control and less physical effort.

Built for Technicians
TRAC Tools was developed to make difficult wheel and tire service safer and easier for technicians working on trucks, commercial vehicles, off-road vehicles, and other applications involving heavy assemblies.

Proper use of these tools, along with compliance with the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable vehicle and shop safety procedures, is essential for safe operation.

For more information, visit www.LiftWithTRAC.com.

About TRAC Tools
TRAC Tools develops equipment designed to make wheel and tire service easier, more efficient, and more ergonomic for professional technicians. Its product line focuses on reducing the physical demands of handling heavy wheel and tire assemblies while providing practical solutions for today’s service professionals.

SOURCE: SEMA Press Release

TRAC Media Contact: Kevin Robinson