Hunter Engineering Quick Tread Brochure

2015-07-28

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Quick Tread
Drive over tread depth system
NEW!
Quick Tread At-A-Glance
Driven by Hunters award-winning WinAlign® software,
Quick Tread — Hunter’s drive over tread depth unit
— automatically measures the tread depth of each tire
in seconds.
Quick Tread measures tread depth, analyzes the data on-site
and instantly displays results on your Quick Check console*.
Quick Tread operation does not require an internet
connection and there are no recurring monthly charges.
*Quick Tread requires a Quick Check console.
Results in 10 seconds
Track Data with HunterNet
Eliminate trips
around vehicle
Capture accurate
tread info on
all vehicle traf c
No technician needed to determine
tread depth
Store tread depth records
Use customer history in your
marketing efforts
Results in 10 seconds
Developing Quality Technology
Featuring Sigmavision’s patented tire measurement technology, Hunter’s drive over tread depth measurement system
is the industry’s fastest and most accurate. See Sigmavision’s U.S. Patent No. 8625105 to learn more.
Customizable Printouts*
Built-In Accuracy
Durable Design
Point Cloud Measurement Technology
Easy-to-understand
printouts help sell tires
Multiple printout options
Displays up to six
measurements per tire
Eliminate human
error and
guesswork
Powder-coated stainless steel
construction to resist corrosion
Self-cleaning air knife
Mechanical shutter protects
sensors
Completely sealed sensor housing
protects electronic components
Measure a two-inch tire segment, not a single point
280,000 data points (800x350)
Generate three-dimensional models of the customer’s tire
2 in.
Eliminate human
* Sample printout shown requires system with Quick Check alignment sensors.Vehicle OE warranty policies vary, please consult OE guidelines when establishing vehicle inspection policies.
Single-line scans can vary greatly.
Sipes and other obstructions can affect
the results of a single-line scan —
even scans taken in close proximity
to one another.
Random Line Scan
Measurement
Other drive over tread depth
measurement tools collect data
points across a single line of a tire.
This small amount of data
is used to measure overall
tire health
The results can vary greatly
depending on what part of the
tread is measured
Basic Hand-Held
Measurement is Obsolete
Prior to digital measurement
technology, tread depth was
measured using a hand-held,
plunger-type measurement tool.
Measurements often written
down, creating additional
paperwork
Required technicians to manually
interpret each reading
Accuracy could vary by ±3/32 or
more depending on operator
Inferior Tread Depth Measurement Methods
Results displayed as a single line
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What about rocks, stones or wear indicator bars?
Single-line scans can’t calculate for non-tread
wear factors.
Quick Treads point cloud scan is able to account
for these issues and return the most accurate
measurements.
More Data Means a
More Accurate Assessment
Hunter’s Quick Tread system collects
280,000 data points (800x350)
across a two-inch segment of the tire.
Large data sample generates
a point cloud — a three-
dimensional representation
of the two-inch testing segment
More accurately measures overall
tire tread depth
Color-coded results quickly relay
good, marginal or bad treads
Hunter’s Quick Tread Method
Results displayed as 3D model of customer’s tire.
Accurate tread depth calculated for each groove.
7/326/32 7/32 6/32
1/32
3/32 2/32 4/32
wear
indicator bar
rock/
stone
2 in.
2 in.
9/32 10/32 10/32 9/32
SAMPLE
11/04/14 9:00 AM
Welcome to Hunter Engineering Co.
11250 Hunter Drive
Bridgeton, MO 63044
(314) 731-3020
Tire tread depth is important because a tire’s grooves
squeeze out water, debris and snow so tires can hit
the road and keep the vehicle running safely.
As tires wear, the grooves become shallow and
compromise the tire’s ability to make solid contact
with the road. As tread depth decreases, the vehicle’s
wet weather stopping distance increases.
Tread Depth Affects a Vehicles Stopping Distance
Ideal 10/32"
60 mph
60 mph
253 ft. 280 ft. 356 ft.
Wet Weather Stopping Distance* 230 ft.
253 ft.
280 ft.
356 ft.
Proper Tread Depth Means Control in Wet Conditions
Darker area represents amount of tread making contact with the road surface at varying conditions.
10/32" 4/32" 2/32"
AT
REST
New tires show
clearly defi ned tread
ensuring ef cient
water displacement.
When comparing
stationary tires, little
difference in tread
defi nition between
new tire tread and
a tire worn to 4/32"
is obvious.
At the minimal tread
depth, tread defi nition
is barely visible —
already illustrating that
water displacement
will be ineffi cient.
6/32"
10/32"
4/32" 2/32"
45
MPH
Any tire in motion
will lose some contact
with the road, but tires
with well-defi ned tread
will maintain better
contact.
Unable to displace
water ef ciently, water
begins to pool at the
front of a tire with
worn tread.
Tires with severely
worn tread have far
less contact with the
road and allow a
dangerous amount of
water to pool at the
front of the tire.
60
MPH
At high speeds, even
tires with well-defi ned
tread cannot
suf ciently displace
water. Eventually, only
the sides and back of
the tire will make
contact with the road.
Tire’s center has no
contact with the road.
With only the sides of
the tire somewhat in
control, high-speed
road travel is
hazardous on slightly
worn tread.
At high speeds, with
minimal tread depth,
water can no longer
be displaced properly,
lifting the tire off
the road surface
— hydroplaning
out of control.
* For details see www.hunter.com/stopping
Low tread depth does not always mean a vehicle is out of alignment
While tread depth measurements are useful for recommending tire replacement,
tread depth results alone are not suf cient for recommending wheel alignment.
Tire wear patterns, which
frequently result in tread depth
deterioration, are permanent
and will remain until the tire is
replaced.
Even after a proper wheel
alignment, the tire will still be
agged with irregular tire wear
when tested.
By the time a tire shows signs of
irregular wear it is too late as
most of the useful life of the tire
is already passed.
Tire Wear & Wheel Alignment
Q: What happens when a recently aligned car
with tire wear is tested again using the
tire wear pattern to indicate alignment need?
A: It will incorrectly indicate alignment need!
Normal Camber Wear
Toe Wear
(Toe In or Toe Out)
Chopped Wear
(Cupping)
Measure more than tire wear for accurate wheel alignment assessments*
Hunter’s Quick Check alignment inspection system
captures total toe and camber measurements to
accurately diagnose tire wear angles.
Total toe and camber measurements can be used
to recommend alignment service.
Hunters accuracy ensures your shop will capture
the most wheel alignment opportunities possible
without false alarms.
Alignment problems can be detected early, before
the tire has a permanent irregular wear pattern.
Did you know?Did you know?Did you know?
* Requires system with Quick Check alignment sensors.
Build a printout layout that is unique to your business
and uses all of the available space on the printout.
Include your shop’s logo, an advertising message,
coupon, or any other services
Provide customers up to two printouts — displaying
simple and/or technical information — or keep one for
your own records
Select the format that has the highest impact with your customer
Customize Your Printouts
Choose the best printout for your business
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Up to 6 customizable
modules per page
Customize to fit your
shops unique needs
Highlight the features that
will sell your services best
Hunter Service Representatives provide:
Installation of new equipment
Training in the operation and care of
new equipment
Warranty service for new products
Continued service for the life of Hunter equipment
Same-day or next-day emergency service
See your service opportunities
virtually anywhere, anytime.
Over 325 Highly Quali ed Local Service Reps
Reporting Tools for Managers
Using work management tools, shop managers can
track statistics and generate reports.
Breakdown “repair opportunities found” vs.
“repair orders generated” by the week, month,
year or lifetime
Analyze tread depth results and failure rates
Remote access of data available with an Internet*
connection using HunterNet
Remote access of data available with an Internet*
connection using HunterNet
* While an internet connection is not required for Quick Tread operation, one is required to access the enhancements offered by HunterNet.
Connect Quick Tread to Hunter’s
Popular Quick Check System
The new Quick Tread can easily be added to existing Quick Check
inspection systems, which provide valuable information in just three
minutes about a vehicle’s:
wheel alignment
brake performance
battery health
diagnostic check (emissions)
i n fl a t i o n
to Hunter’s
Wheels tested individually
Tests brake force at each
wheel and overall vehicle
deceleration
Wheels tested individually
Stopping Check
battery
tester
tire tread
brakes
alignment
tire pressure
data
connection
Automatically adjusts air
pressure to user-entered
OEM spec
Records before and after
pressures
Tire Pressure*
battery
tester
tire tread
brakes
alignment
tire pressure
data
connection
Automatically adjusts air
Tests battery to OEM specs
Sends results to console
wirelessly in 10 seconds
Tests battery to OEM specs
Battery Health
battery
tester
tire tread
brakes
alignment
tire pressure
data
connection
Battery Health
Fast verifi cation of
alignment need
Boost traf c to most
profi table undercar service
Fast verifi cation of
Wheel Alignment
battery
tester
tire tread
brakes
alignment
tire pressure
data
connection
Retrieves emission
system codes
Wirelessly transfers
important vehicle
information to console
Diagnostic Check
Retrieves emission
battery tester
tire tread
brakes
alignment
milage
VIN
printer
camera
tire pressure
data
connection
oil change
customer data
vehicle
condition
HVAC
lights tire data stop
lter brake
measurements
alignment 2 suspension uids
starting/
charging system
bar code reader
quick check
console
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underhood
shocks
TPMS
Vehicle OE warranty policies vary, please consult OE guidelines when establishing vehicle inspection policies. *Requires brake tester
Drive under Quick Check alignment with Quick Tread
The new Quick Tread can be installed as a surface mounted unit or as a fl ush mounted unit and can be
ordered individually or integrated with a new or existing Quick Check system.
Con gurations for every shop*
Drive under Quick Check alignment with Quick Tread
Sample systems
* Hunter Quick Check console with WinAlign 14.3 (or greater) required.
FLUSH MOUNT
SYSTEM
COMING SOON
Form 6779-T, 04/15
Supersedes Form 6779-T Preliminary, 12/14
0415GAP15K.37
Copyright © 2015, Hunter Engineering Company
www.hunter.com
Please see your Hunter Sales
Representative for details
Be sure to check out other Hunter literature for more
quality products from Hunter Engineering.
Hunter Quick Check
System
Three-Minute Inspection Process
NEW!
Form 6893-T, 11-14
Copyright © 2014, Hunter Engineering Company
OVERALL FOOTPRINT
Quick Tread - Stand Alone
Surface-Mounted
Stand-Alone Quick Tread Installation
Continued on Page 2
For inspection information visit:
www.hunter.com/inspection
For local contact visit:
www.hunter.com/company/ndrep.cfm
For general inquiries visit:
www.hunter.com
or call
800 448-6848
Site Specications
Power Requirements 115/230v, 15 amp* 50/60 Hz 1 phƗ
Air Supply Req. (IS Units) 90-150 PSI (6.2-10.3 bar)
Min. Concrete Spec. 3 in. (76 mm) thick,
3000 PSI (20,700kPA) rating
Grout Spec. only required when needed to level sensors
Max. Longitudinal Slope 1/4 in. per foot (6.4 mm per meter)
Max. Lateral Slope 1/16 in. per foot (1.6 mm per meter)
Product Specications
Max. Wheel Weight 3500 lb. (1588 kg) per wheel
Test Entry Speed 2 to 10 mph (3-16 km/h)
Shipping Weight
Quick Check Cabinet 290 lbs (132 kg)
Quick Tread 530 lbs (241 kg)
* Amperage shown is minimal circuit rating. Ɨ Isolated ground recommended.
4 in.
67 in.
12 ft.
RECOMMENDED
BAY WIDTH
23 ft. 6 in.
TYPICAL
B AY
LENGTH
OPTIONAL
PEDESTAL
LOCATION
QUICK TREAD COMMUNICATION CABLES (UP TO 75 ft.)
Quick Tread –
Stand Alone
Site Specifi cations
Power Requirements 115/230v, 15 amp* 50/60 Hz 1 ph
Air Supply Req. (IS Units) 90-150 PSI (6.2-10.3 bar)
Min. Concrete Spec. 3 in. (76 mm) thick,
3000 PSI (20,700kPA) rating
Grout Spec. only required when
needed to level sensors
Max. Longitudinal Slope 1/4 in. per foot (6.4 mm per meter)
Max. Lateral Slope 1/16 in. per foot (1.6 mm per meter)
Product Specifi cations
Max. Wheel Weight 3500 lb. (1588 kg) per wheel
Test Entry Speed 2 to 8 mph (3-13 km/h)
Shipping Weight
Quick Check Cabinet 290 lbs (132 kg)
Quick Tread 530 lbs (241 kg)
* Amperage shown is minimal circuit rating. Isolated ground recommended.
Surface-Mounted
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