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Light commercial Totalkare lift for Drury’s Vehicle Services

By Pavan Jheeta
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Operating a fleet of modern long distance haulage trucks and waste lorries, Drury’s vehicle services has acquired a light commercial four post lift with jacking beam to increase their workshop efficiency and ensure vehicles are properly repaired and maintained.

ENHANCED MOT FACILITY

The decision to invest in Totalkare’s light commercial four post lift was driven by increased demand in the company’s services and meeting customer needs. The vehicle lift will enhance Drury’s Vehicle Services’ MOT facility with increased safety and efficiency while maintaining their vehicles.

6,500KG CAPACITY

The Totalkare light commercial four post lift offers unparalleled performance and reliability. With its impressive 6,500kg capacity, it can effortlessly lift a wide range of light commercial vehicles, including vans, pick-up trucks, and minibuses. It can be surface or recess-mounted to suit workshop requirements and used as part of a class 7 MOT Bay setup.

Jacking beams are a vital piece of equipment for vehicle lifts and pits, allowing you to lift vehicles to gain access to key components on vehicles whilst on the vehicle lift. The quiet design of the pump, built into every air jack, significantly enhances performance and reduces noise compared to other jacks on the market, as well as providing unrivalled operational reliability.

Evin Robotham, Director at Drury’s Vehicle Services, said “Since installing the light commercial four post lift, our service capacity has improved noticeably, with greater fleet availability having a positive impact on our business. The vehicle lift will ensure our light commercial MOTs, services and repairs can be handled quickly and safely.”

Jack Longstaff, Area Sales Manager at Totalkare, commented, “We worked closely with Drury’s to ensure the new addition to their workshop will perform as needed with the necessary customisations. By adding a manual 2,800kg jacking beam, they will be able to effectively service their whole fleet, maximising fleet availability.”