Choosing new workshop equipment isn’t always straightforward.
Whether you’re buying your first diagnostic tool, investing in ADAS calibration equipment or expanding your workshop’s capabilities, there’s no shortage of choice. The difficult part is knowing which solution is right for your business rather than simply choosing the latest product.
That’s why Dunns Automotive have launched www.adasequipment.co.uk, a dedicated website bringing together the ADAS, diagnostic and related workshop equipment they supply, backed by advice from people who use the same technology every day.
Dunns Automotive have specialised in ADAS since 2019, so they understand the questions workshops ask before making an investment. At Dunns they understand there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. Every workshop is different, which is they take the time to understand the work you’re carrying out before recommending a solution.
“I have always believed buying equipment should be a conversation rather than simply placing an order,” says Matt Hume, Head of Dunns ADAS Equipment. “Every workshop is different, so it’s about understanding what customers are trying to achieve and recommending the solution that’s right for them.”
The new website brings together equipment from many of the industry’s leading manufacturers, including Autel, Hella Gutmann, Supertracker, OSCA Technology and other trusted names, making it easier to explore the options available in one place.
Alongside ADAS calibration equipment, you’ll find diagnostic tools, wheel alignment systems, remote diagnostics solutions and our growing range of Dunns branded calibration mats, with new products being added regularly as the market continues to evolve.
For some workshops, investing in equipment is the obvious next step. For others, continuing to use a mobile ADAS provider may make more commercial sense. There’s no right or wrong answer.
“If a customer isn’t sure which route to take, we’re always happy to have that conversation,” says Matt. “We’ll look at the type of work you’re seeing, how often ADAS calibrations are needed, the space you have available and what you’re hoping to achieve. Sometimes investing in equipment is absolutely the right decision. Sometimes it isn’t. Our job is to help customers make the decision that’s right for their business.”
That same approach applies whether you’re buying a diagnostic tool, looking at wheel alignment, considering remote diagnostics or planning a complete ADAS calibration setup. The equipment is important, but so is making sure it fits the way your workshop operates.
The new website is designed to make exploring those options easier. And if you’d rather talk things through first, we’re only ever a phone call away
