• Avoid costly CVRT re-test fee’s. ensure your brake test passes first go
• Improve fleet safety. Ensure any vehicle leaving your premises has passed a brake test.
• Save on average 50% by carrying out your own brake tests
• Compliancy - stay off the RSA risk register. Keep a history of brake tests for your fleet.
• Diagnostics - use your brake tester to quickly identify poor performance, imbalances, warped discs/drums, seized callipers and more and save time in the process.

• We are Irelands leading provider of brake testing and test lane equipment in Ireland
• We have over 40 years’ experience in the commercial vehicle industry
• We have an excellent aftersales service with expert technicians on the road
• Our brake test equipment is now fully integrated with Assetminder Fleet maintenance software

There are multiple factors that determine the cost of installing an brake tester. The quickest way to receive a cost is to call us today and we can determine the most suitable equipment for your needs and provide you with a quote as soon as possible. Call us on (01) 1234567, or visit our contact page for more details.

This is determined by what type of vehicles (HCV, LCV, cars?) you are going to be brake testing. Contact us today and we can help you decide which brake tester is most suitable for you.

There are multiple factors that determine the cost of installing an brake tester. The quickest way to receive a cost is to call us today and we can determine the most suitable equipment for your needs and provide you with a quote as soon as possible. Call us on (01) 1234567, or visit our contact page for more details.

This depends on the model of brake tester to be installed and what type of vehicles you plan on testing. For light vehicles no pit is required. For heavy vehicles (over 3500kg), ideally yes an inspection pit is required. Take a look at our pre-fabricated pits here.

Load simulation is a system that pulls a load onto the axle being brake tested. It consists of 2 hydraulic rams that are strapped to the axle and engaged. Load simulation is required by the RSA for the brake testing process on heavy vehicles (over 3500kg) in CVRT centres. If you want to carry out brake tests the same as they do in CVRT centres then load simulation is required.

This mainly depends on the size of the recess but yes in certain circumstances we can have a brake tester manufactured to fit into the existing recess.

Yes we install the equipment ourselves once the required civil works has been carried out ahead of the installation date. We will assist your chosen contractors with the necessary schematics and anything else required for the civil works.

Yes we do! Please contact us for more information regarding our used brake testers.

• Mobile column lifts are a type of vehicle lifting equipment that are designed to lift heavy vehicles, such as buses, trucks and trailers off the ground for maintenance and repair work. They consist of four or more individual columns that are mobile and can be moved into position around the vehicle. Each column contains a hydraulic lifting mechanism that raises and lowers the vehicle.
• Mobile column lifts are commonly used in commercial garages, maintenance facilities, and other automotive repair and maintenance settings. They are preferred over traditional fixed lifts due to their flexibility and mobility, which allows them to be used in a variety of different locations. Additionally, they can be adjusted to different heights, making them suitable for lifting vehicles of different sizes and weights.

The main advantage of mobile column lifts in a workshop is their versatility and flexibility. Here are some key benefits:

• Portability: Mobile column lifts are designed to be easily moved and positioned as needed. They are not fixed to the workshop floor like traditional lifts, allowing for greater flexibility in terms of workspace layout and vehicle positioning. This portability is especially beneficial in workshops with limited space or multiple service bays.
• Accessibility: Mobile column lifts offer excellent accessibility to the vehicle's undercarriage. With the columns positioned around the vehicle, there are no obstacles or posts in the way, allowing technicians to easily access all areas of the vehicle for maintenance and repair work.
• Adjustable height and capacity: Our  mobile column lifts equipped with adjustable height settings, allowing them to accommodate vehicles of various sizes and heights. They can lift heavy commercial vehicles, such as buses, trucks or trailer as well as lighter vehicles like vans and forklifts. The ability to adjust the lifting capacity and height makes them versatile for different types of vehicles and maintenance tasks.
• Ease of use: Mobile column lifts are relatively easy to operate and require minimal setup. Our models have user-friendly controls for lifting and lowering the vehicle, as well as safety features to ensure stability during operation. This simplicity makes them accessible to technicians of varying experience levels.
• Cost-effective: Compared to installing permanent fixed lifts, mobile column lifts can be a more cost-effective option. They eliminate the need for expensive infrastructure modifications, such as digging pits or installing heavy-duty floor reinforcement. Additionally, if the workshop relocates or requires reconfiguration, mobile column lifts can be easily moved and adapted to the new space.