Industry · Automotive Service

Bay-to-bay air without the wait.

Tire mounters, lifts, impact tools, brake bleeders. From wholesale tire to fleet maintenance to service-only dealerships, your shop runs on continuous compressed air.

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Automotive Service & Tire compressed air system

Common pain points

What we hear most from automotive service operators.

Bay starvation

Undersized compressors or pressure-drop in old piping starve impact tools at peak demand. Properly sized rotary screws + clean piping fix it.

Customer-facing noise

Service drives and waiting rooms can't have a piston compressor banging away. Quiet rotary screws and isolation rooms keep noise down.

Brake-system air quality

Heavy-truck brake work needs clean, dry air. Refrigerated dryers and coalescing filtration keep contamination out of brake systems.

Recommended systems

The kit we spec for automotive service.

Sized to the application — quiet enough for the room, big enough for the duty cycle, efficient enough to control the bill.

BOGE C-series (15–30 HP)
Quiet, continuous-duty rotary screws with integrated dryers. The right size for most multi-bay tire and service shops.
Refrigerated dryers
Paint-grade and brake-grade dew points to protect downstream tools.
Network-controlled multi-unit systems
Two compressors with sequencer controls give you redundancy without doubling energy use.

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