Coats

Professional Tire Service Equipment

Coats

Shop Coats tire changers, wheel balancers and tire-service accessories for professional automotive shops. The current Wrenchers lineup spans entry-level and advanced tire changers, direct-drive wheel balancers and replacement mount/demount components.

Compare equipment by the type of tire service your shop performs, the wheel and tire combinations you handle, and the level of assistance or automation you need at the service bay.

Equip the tire-service bay.

The current Coats selection at Wrenchers is centered on tire changing and wheel balancing. Start with the equipment category your shop needs, then compare the individual models and configurations in the catalog below.

Wheel Balancing Coats 1300

Direct-drive wheel balancer for professional tire-service and wheel-balancing operations.

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Center-Clamp Tire Changer Coats 80C-E

Center-clamp tire changer option for shops comparing Coats tire-changing equipment.

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Tilt-Back Tire Changer Coats 9028E

Tilt-back tire changer with dual assist towers for professional tire-service applications.

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Tire Changer Coats APX90E

Tire changer positioned for shops servicing low-profile, run-flat and performance wheel and tire combinations.

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Coats Tire Changers, Wheel Balancers & Accessories

Compare the current Coats equipment selection below, including professional tire changers, direct-drive wheel balancers and tire-service accessories. Use the filters and product details to narrow the lineup for your shop.

Coats’ journey began in 1947 when a wheel holder was created to streamline tire changing in the farm-implement industry. This innovation marked the birth of the Coats brand, which has remained at the forefront of tire service technology ever since. Today, Coats continues to honor its legacy by offering tire changers and wheel balancers that blend time-tested design with cutting-edge technology. These tools provide tire dealers with practical and efficient solutions to meet the challenges of modern-day applications.

With strong ties to Hennessy Industries and facilities in the U.S., Canada, and China, Coats is able to continually refine its high-quality products, ensuring they meet the needs of the global market. Coats remains a trusted name for tire service professionals around the world.

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Choosing Coats tire-service equipment.

Start with the work your tire bay handles every day. Tire changers and wheel balancers solve different parts of the service process, and the right model depends on your wheel and tire mix, service volume and desired level of assistance.

01 Define Your Tire Mix

Consider the passenger vehicles, performance applications and other wheel and tire combinations your shop regularly services.

02 Choose A Changer Style

Compare center-clamp, tilt-back and other tire-changer configurations around your service requirements and preferred workflow.

03 Consider Assist Features

Shops working with more demanding tire and wheel combinations can compare models with additional assistance features and different operating designs.

04 Complete The Bay

Pair tire-changing capability with the appropriate wheel balancer and keep compatible service components available for ongoing shop use.

Equipment Lineup

Build around the work your tire bay performs.

The current Wrenchers assortment includes multiple Coats tire-changer designs, direct-drive wheel balancers and tire-service components, giving shops several ways to configure a professional service bay.

Wheel Balancer Coats 1300

Direct-drive wheel balancer for professional wheel-service operations.

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Wheel Balancer Coats 1500

Another direct-drive wheel-balancing option in the current Coats equipment lineup.

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Tire Changer Coats 9028E

Tilt-back tire changer with dual assist towers for professional tire-service work.

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Tire Changer Coats APX90E

Tire changer for shops comparing equipment for more demanding tire and wheel combinations.

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Think In
Workflows

Choose equipment as part of the complete tire-service process.

Tire changing and wheel balancing are separate stages of the service workflow. When planning a bay, consider how the changer, balancer and supporting service components will work together for the vehicles your shop handles.

Need Product Help?

Not sure which Coats equipment fits your shop?

Talk with Wrenchers about your tire-service volume, vehicle mix and the Coats models you're comparing.