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Just in time for the holidays, we're revamping our wheel service offerings in a big way. Starting in 2019, Ranger's lineup is going to look a lot different.

you’ve seen double and triple-wide parking lifts before, you probably haven’t seen one like ours. For one, the platforms rise and descend independently, which takes care of the morning car shuffle. Moving three vehicles just to get to one kind of misses the point of a parking lift, doesn’t it?

BendPak recently introduced a new family of two-stage air compressors to increase their presence in the commercial and industrial markets.

Geoff Sykes of Global Rallycross fame is pleased to announce the recent partnership with BendPak / Ranger to help promote their newest product, the QuickJack™ portable motorsports jack system. The QuickJack is a lightweight, fully portable low-rise car jacking system that professional motorsports teams can use to get their cars in the air quickly.

After trying several popular compounds, our engineers hit on the perfect new material for our two-post pads—something at least as grabby as natural rubber but superior in strength and overall toughness: Polyurethane

Parking lots, particularly in big cities, all eventually run into the same problem—space constraints. Before you go out and try to buy up the surrounding properties to knock them down and build another lot, consider BendPak’s PL-14000 triple-stacking parking lift.

This beefy tire changer turns the tire changing process into a beautifully simple task. Designed specifically for heavy duty truck tires that can weigh upwards of 200 lbs. each

If you’ve browsed the wheel service section of the site within the last 24 hours, you may have already stumbled upon today’s big news. BendPak is very proud to present our newest Ranger product--the brand new, redesigned RL-8500XLT Heavy-Duty Combination Brake Lathe.

Last week, we brought you a behind-the-scenes taste of our RP-20FC Filter Crusher demo. Now, for your viewing pleasure, we're happy to present you with the real thing in action! Yes, ladies and gentlemen, feast your eyes on the pneumatic crushing powerhouse known as the RP-20FC.

Think about how much the typical commercial garage spends on EPA-approved oil filter disposal. It probably lands someplace between $50 and $100 per 450-lb. barrel, which comes to about 40 cents per filter. Even if you only end up with one full barrel a month, that’s as much as $1,200 out of your pocket for each year of operation.