Hunter Engineering to Debut New Auto Tools at SEMA Show
The company will showcase equipment that cuts tire changeover times starting Nov. 3, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Car Types
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Local auto shops and industry professionals attending the SEMA Show from Nov. 3-6, 2026, can view new equipment designed to cut tire service times. Hunter Engineering will host training sessions and debut a new product series at the upcoming event.
Why it matters
Equipment efficiency directly impacts the bottom line for valley auto repair shops managing heavy daily service volumes. New automation and diagnostic tools aimed at reducing labor times can change how local businesses handle high-demand maintenance tasks.
The company reports a 44% reduction in four-tire changeover times when using the WalkAway System compared to standard practices. Additional product specifications remain unknown until the Nov. 3, 2026, debut.
The players
Hunter Engineering
An automotive service equipment manufacturer hosting exhibits and training at the upcoming trade shows.
Justin Allen
A presenter who will lead training and showcase sessions during the SEMA Show.
The details
Hunter Engineering plans to showcase its WalkAway System, which includes the Road Force WalkAway wheel balancer and Revolution tire changer, at booth 42017 in the South Hall Lower. The company will also exhibit at AAPEX in booth JV7231 and Joe's Garage, Bay 4. Attendees can preview an AI-based tool and a new product series on the show's opening day.
Timeline
Nov. 3, 2026: Product debuts and the first training session take place.
Nov. 4, 2026: Justin Allen presents at the SEMA Ideas Collide Showcase.
Nov. 3-6, 2026: The SEMA Show runs in Las Vegas.
Beyond the Strip
The introduction of new automated tools extends the capabilities of the existing Road Force WalkAway wheel balancer platform currently used in repair shops. This move signals a shift toward higher levels of equipment autonomy within the local automotive service sector.
Shop owners planning to attend should visit booth 42017 to see how the new tire changer technology may fit their specific bay workflows. Registration for the educational sessions and show access is required to view the product debuts starting Nov. 3.
The takeaway
Local service managers should monitor the Nov. 3 product debut for potential workflow improvements in their shops. Check the SEMA Show schedule to register for the training sessions hosted by Justin Allen.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest innovations in vehicle maintenance and service tools in the Car Types section.
More information
For a full schedule of sessions and booth maps, visit the Hunter Engineering SEMA show information portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BodyShop Business.
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