Sarveshwari Technologies At Tyrexpo India Demonstrates Demounting And Mounting Of TBR Tyres

Tyrexpo India 2018 (21-23 June) received an overwhelming response, whilst its co-located event GarageXpo India 2018 too collected awesome feedback from the trade visitors. Among garage equipment exhibitors, located at Stall # D2 was Sarveshwari Technologies Ltd., a leading name in the tyre maintenance and garage equipment world. On all three days of the event, at their stall, its representatives were busy educating the visitors on the insights of the latest equipments and technologies. At the GarageXpo technical workshop, Sarveshwari Technologies were responsible for the demonstration of demounting and mounting of the TBR (truck-bus radial) tyres.

Sarveshwari Technologies, or SARV, one of India’s largest tools manufacturers and distributors, came into existence in the year 1989.  SARV brand garage equipments and instruments include tools for wheel alignment, wheel balancing, tyre swapping machines and accessories alongside many other tyre repair and service valve and tools. Over the years, the Delhi based company has been providing its customers with quick and efficient after-sales service. SARV equipment categories include equipment for bikes and scooters, cars and light commercial vehicles (LCVs), industrial and commercial vehicles, vehicle test lanes and fitness inspection etc.

Since last 28 years, SARV has been manufacturing and delivering accessories allied to garage equipment to major OEMs, tyre shops and garages across the globe. SARV not only distributes its products in the home country, but also exports them to more than 60 countries worldwide, with major focus on European countries. The firm has been a permanent exhibitor to many international expos such as Reifen Show, Essen – Germany, Autopromotec, Bologna – Italy, Automechanica, Frankfurt – Germany, SEMA Show, Las Vegas – USA and Tyrexpo, Johannesburg, S.A.

Author: Ankit verma

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