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Hunter Engineering Is Now Shipping Quick Tread Edge With Release Of WinAlign 16.1

Hunter Engineering's next-generation drive-over tread depth-measuring tool, Quick Tread Edge, is now available for order. This announcement comes with Hunter's latest release of WinAlign 16.1.

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Hunter Engineering’s next-generation drive-over tread depth-measuring tool, Quick Tread Edge, is now available for order. This announcement comes with Hunter’s latest release of WinAlign 16.1.Advertisement

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Hunter’s unmanned inspection system captures alignment and tire tread results without the need for labor. With Quick Tread Edge, service providers can maximize tire sales and provide customers with informative, in-depth inspection results. Paired with Quick Check Drive, Hunter’s touchless alignment inspection system, automatic alignment and tire readings are captured in seconds. The system can cycle passenger-car vehicles through every 3-5 seconds.

In addition to supporting shops using Quick Tread Edge, Hunter’s latest WinAlign update now offers support for customers in ADAS service who would like to integrate their Hunter aligner with Autel’s Aftermarket ADAS Kit. This integration reduces time to position an aftermarket ADAS fixture by 50% or more. Learn more about positioning aftermarket ADAS fixtures with Hunter aligners here.

For additional information, visit hunter.com.

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