Tire, Wheel & Alignment Parts

You will find tire-changer mounting heads, protectors, bead tools and assist-arm components; wheel-balancer cones, adapters, wing nuts, and shafts; plus alignment turntables, targets, clamps, stands, and related service parts. Use the filters to narrow by equipment type and brand.

Record the manufacturer, complete model, serial number, and any part number printed on the component. For balancers, note the shaft diameter and thread. For aligners, identify the camera or sensor generation. Photos of the data plate and mounting area help confirm fitment.

No. Mounting-head shape, mounting-hole pattern, shaft style, and protector design vary by machine. Even similar metal and polymer heads may require different brackets or hardware. Match the machine model and the existing head assembly before ordering.

Confirm the balancer shaft diameter, thread, and the wheel applications you need to center. Common shaft sizes do not guarantee identical threads or clamping systems. Motorcycle, light-truck, and specialty wheels may also require dedicated adapters rather than standard passenger-car cones.

Generally no. Targets and sensors are tied to specific alignment-system generations and software. Clamp geometry, target mounting, turntable capacity, and communication method can differ. Use a manufacturer-approved part for the exact aligner and verify whether calibration is required.

Choose the individual component when the existing assembly is compatible and only a documented service part has failed. A complete kit is usually the better choice when adding assist capability or replacing an incomplete, damaged, or incompatible assembly.

Mechanical wear items may not, but alignment targets, cameras, sensors, balancer shafts, and other measurement-related components can affect accuracy. Follow the equipment manufacturer's service procedure and perform any required calibration or verification before returning the machine to customer work.

Look for damaged mounting-head protectors, slipping clamps, worn bead-tool surfaces, bent shafts, cracked cones, loose adapters, inconsistent balance readings, or alignment components that will not hold position. Diagnose the machine before replacing parts solely on appearance.

Yes. Provide the machine brand, model, serial number, part number when available, and photos of the data plate and component. Alamo can help narrow the catalog and confirm current availability before you place a time-sensitive order.