Absolute Alignment stocks up

Absolute Alignment is preparing for the continued impacts of the pandemic and Brexit by increasing stock in order to ensure customers have an uninterrupted service despite the uncertainties ahead.

The Farnborough-based outfit has doubled again its amount of storage space for stock, employed further members of staff, and is preparing for Brexit by increasing the number of wheel aligners that will be readily available to customers in early 2021. Despite the pandemic, the demand for its wheel alignment equipment is higher than ever, making 2020 a record year for the company.

Chris Dear, Absolute Alignment’s Technical Director, said, “We have been extremely busy all year. With demand still on the rise, we are increasing our stock levels to ensure we can deliver for all of our customers throughout the winter – including during the second wave of COVID-19 and amid the uncertainty that Brexit is likely to bring with it in January.

“As a company we have been taking on extra staff, while continuing to adapt the ways we work in order to protect our team and their families, and our customers. We have also been working hard to guarantee deliveries and installations for all garages requiring our services in all areas of the country, including Scotland and Wales.

“2020 has been challenging but thanks to the whole team at Absolute Alignment pulling together and working so hard, we have had yet another record year in terms of sales.”

Absolute Alignment’s Bluetooth 3D has reportedly been the most popular wheel aligner this year.