Vehicular Maintenance Fixture

Vehicular Maintenance Fixtures are specialized equipment used in motor vehicle maintenance and repair shops. They are part of the supply class Motor Vehicle Maintenance And Repair Shop Specialized Equipment, which falls under the supply group Maintenance And Repair Shop Equipment.

Vehicular Maintenance Fixtures are designed to assist technicians in performing various maintenance and repair tasks on vehicles. These fixtures are typically designed to securely hold and position different parts of a vehicle, allowing technicians to work on them more efficiently and safely.

Some common types of Vehicular Maintenance Fixtures include:

1. Engine stands: These fixtures are used to securely hold and position an engine during maintenance or repair work. They provide stability and accessibility to different parts of the engine.

2. Transmission jacks: These fixtures are used to safely remove and install transmissions in vehicles. They are designed to support the weight of the transmission and provide stability during the process.

3. Wheel alignment fixtures: These fixtures are used to accurately align the wheels of a vehicle. They ensure that the wheels are properly aligned, which improves vehicle handling and extends tire life.

4. Brake caliper fixtures: These fixtures are used to hold brake calipers in place during brake pad replacement or other brake system maintenance. They provide stability and prevent damage to the calipers.

5. Exhaust system fixtures: These fixtures are used to support and position exhaust systems during installation or repair. They help align the exhaust components and ensure proper fitment.

These are just a few examples of Vehicular Maintenance Fixtures. There are many other types available, each designed for specific maintenance and repair tasks. These fixtures are essential in motor vehicle maintenance and repair shops to ensure efficient and safe work on vehicles.