The Mechanics and Front End Alignment Department of the Peak Point Car Service Center operates under the franchise of the global Bosch Car Service network, which has approximately 17,000 branches worldwide in 150 countries.
The mechanics in the department undergo ongoing training and courses in order to keep up to date with all new and advanced technology from the automotive world. In addition, they are qualified and specialize in electric vehicles .
Using original and replacement parts for customer convenience, advanced and state-of-the-art equipment that includes the Hunter Front system.
We perform all necessary work: light and heavy mechanics, preparations for tests, front alignment, and engine and mechanical malfunctions. For all types, inspection before the annual licensing test, winter and summer inspection, and more.
The department has an advanced and well-equipped warehouse with a stock of parts for routine vehicle maintenance for almost all types of vehicles.
In order to provide fast and efficient service to all the customers the center serves
Everything is handled professionally under one roof.
Advanced equipment for quality care of your vehicle
The department has 5 lifts, diagnostic devices, and state-of-the-art mechanical equipment that includes all the equipment required for the mechanical department for mechanical work, for quick and efficient treatment of all types of vehicles.
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In the mechanics and front-end alignment department of the Peak Point Automotive Service Center, you will receive first-class service,
The world’s most advanced and fastest system for checking and performing axle alignments in just 90 seconds.
The rapid test is achieved through an advanced combination of:
• 3D targets
• Target locking mechanism on the tire sole
• Advanced sensor system
The targets are mounted on arms that grip the tire instead of holding onto the rim flanges.
The arms are covered with a unique polymer coating to prevent scratching of the rim. The advanced sensor system will detect targets even if they are not centered.
Wheel misalignment compensation by pulling the vehicle forward only 1/8 turn.
Four sensors that operate high-resolution cameras to quickly read targets and create a 3D simulation of tire position to enable precise measurements for making the required adjustments.
The system allows for electronic zeroing and calibration of all on-board sensors (steering angle sensor / wheel speed / stability control / anti-lock brakes, etc.) in accordance with the vehicle’s steering angle, as well as turning off a warning light on the vehicle’s dashboard after the vehicle’s axles are aligned.
Advanced console including WinAlign software, which includes a database with axle angle data from vehicle manufacturers, printing, and a full Hebrew work interface.