Description
Overview
The BendPak Ranger Laser-Spot wheel balancer uses laser-guided weight placement to show exactly where adhesive weights belong on the inner rim. It is built for shops that balance a high volume of alloy and performance wheels and want to cut rework.
Laser-Spot technology projects the correction location instead of leaving the technician to estimate it, which speeds placement and improves repeatability. The balancer runs the standard dynamic, static, and alloy modes that cover OEM and aftermarket wheel configurations.
Key Features
- Laser-Spot weight placement - a projected laser marks the exact adhesive weight location on the rim.
- Dynamic, static, and alloy modes - cover OEM steel and aftermarket alloy wheels.
- Direct-axis drive - Ranger balance technology for accurate, repeatable readings.
- LED weight position display - guides clip-on and adhesive weight placement.
- 208 to 240V single-phase power - sized for professional shop use.
Specifications
| Brand | BendPak (Ranger) |
|---|---|
| Type | Laser-Spot Wheel Balancer |
| Power | 208 - 240V, Single Phase, 50/60 Hz |
| Balancing Modes | Dynamic / Static / Alloy |
| Weight Placement | Laser-Spot Guided |
| Weight | 418 lb (shipping) |
| Dimensions | 44 x 46 x 30 in (shipping, W x D x H) |
Who It's For
Aimed at tire shops and performance shops that balance a high volume of alloy and low-profile wheels and benefit from laser-guided weight placement. Plan for a 208 to 240V single-phase circuit.
Shipping and Freight
This balancer ships on a pallet and requires freight handling. A forklift or dock makes receiving easier. Use the Request a Freight Quote path for liftgate and residential options. Handling and transit are confirmed at order.
About BendPak
BendPak builds automotive lifts and wheel service equipment under its Ranger Products line and is based in Agoura Hills, California. Ranger tire changers and balancers are a common sight in independent shops, tire centers, and fleet bays across North America.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Laser-Spot do?
It projects a laser onto the inner rim to mark the exact location for adhesive weight placement, which removes guesswork and reduces repeat spins.
What balancing modes does it run?
It runs dynamic, static, and alloy modes that cover OEM steel and aftermarket alloy wheel configurations.
What power does it need?
This unit runs on 208 to 240V single phase, 50/60 Hz. Confirm your circuit before installation.
Is it suited to alloy wheels?
Yes. Laser-guided placement and alloy balancing modes make it well suited to alloy and low-profile wheels where hidden weight placement matters.
Can a specialist confirm current specs?
Yes. Talk to a specialist to confirm shaft size, capacity, and the current accessory kit for this configuration before ordering.
Talk to an auto service specialist about shop power, footprint, and freight before you order. Browse the full BendPak range to pair a tire changer and balancer for your bay.