ALIGN · Four-camera imaging wheel alignment system
Vision X
Latest four-camera imaging wheel alignment system with automatic camera tracking and Windows-based SureAlign software.
Product overview
Where the Vision X fits.
Latest four-camera imaging wheel alignment system with automatic camera tracking and Windows-based SureAlign software. The gallery below shows the current product configuration.
Specifications
Key product information.
Use these figures for product comparison and initial site planning. Electrical supply, installation details, accessories and software availability are confirmed for each order and market.
- Product category
- Wheel alignment system
- Model
- Vision X
- Software / platform
- SureAlign on a Windows-based workstation
- Measurement system
- Four-camera imaging with automatic camera tracking
- Recommended installation distance
- 1,800 mm
- Supported track width
- 1,500-2,200 mm
- Maximum wheelbase
- Up to 6,000 mm
- Targets
- BDM ArmorBack passive targets
- Options
- QC15 / QC20 tire adaptors
- Vehicle database
- European, North American and global databases
- Connectivity
- TreadPlus Hub
SureAlign software
Software for measurement, adjustment and reporting.
Read about the main SureAlign functions available for the Vision X. Features vary by software version, hardware and region.
Lift Levelness
Establish a calibrated reference plane so lift or floor slope does not become part of the alignment reading.
How it works →MeasurementSpatial Dynamic
Maintain the calibrated measurement reference while the vehicle rolls or the lift structure changes slightly under load.
How it works →MeasurementCaster Sweep Options
Match the caster sweep range and movement style to the vehicle, bay and required verification level.
How it works →Adjustment ToolsToe+
Keep the required toe information visible while working through the dedicated Toe+ adjustment routine.
How it works →ProductivityQR Remote
Use a compatible phone or tablet as a local SureAlign display and remote control at the adjustment point.
How it works →ProductivityCustomizable Reports
Adapt the alignment report to the workshop, customer and level of technical detail required.
How it works →Product resources
Manuals, brochures and support.
Download the documents published for this model. Contact TreadPlus or your local distributor if you need material for a specific configuration.
Selection and technical guidance
Which wheel aligner is right for your shop?
Choose the bay arrangement before comparing software packages. Consider Vision X for a four-camera installation, 9000 Mobile where equipment must move between suitable bays, and 9000 Essential or 9000 AIO for a dedicated alignment bay. Confirm lift geometry, target visibility, vehicle coverage and installation requirements for the exact configuration.
Related models
- 9000 Mobile
- TreadPlus 9000 Mobile imaging wheel alignment system with built-in posts, mobile cabinet and SureAlign V55 Elite for multi-bay workshop use.
- 9000 Essential
- Professional TreadPlus 9000 Essential imaging wheel alignment system with SureAlign V45 Pro, motorized camera support and cabinet-based workflow.
- 9000 AIO
- Compact imaging wheel alignment system with SureAlign V45 Pro and a fixed workstation rack mounted directly to the camera post.
Frequently asked questions
About the Vision X.
How does Vision X measure wheel alignment?
Vision X uses four imaging cameras and passive targets to track all four wheels across the alignment working area.
Which software does Vision X use?
Vision X runs SureAlign on a Windows-based workstation. Available functions and vehicle-database coverage vary by configuration and market.
Which target and adaptor options are available?
The published configuration uses BDM ArmorBack passive targets, with QC15 and QC20 tire-adaptor options.
Next step
Discuss the Vision X with TreadPlus.
Tell us about your workshop, vehicle range and location. We can confirm product availability, installation requirements, accessories and participating support resources for your market.