Chassis Benches & Accessories
Chassis straighteners, chassis benches, clamps, towers and spares — Toyota, VW and Audi approved equipment for structural repair in South Africa.
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Choosing a chassis straightener or bench
Structural repair on a modern unibody vehicle has to bring the shell back to manufacturer dimensions, not just look straight. That means a bench that anchors the body rigidly, pulling towers that apply controlled force in the right direction, and measurement to verify the result.
Hurricane supplies chassis equipment approved by Toyota, VW and Audi, which matters when your shop works on approved repairer programmes and needs equipment that meets manufacturer repair procedures.
The right configuration depends on your bay: a full drive-on bench, a floor-anchored system or a portable puller, plus the clamp sets and accessories for the vehicles you repair most. Talk to us about your workload and we will specify the system.
OEM approved
Toyota, VW and Audi approved chassis equipment for approved repairer work.
Chassis benches
Rigid drive-on and floor-anchored benches for unibody structural repair.
Pulling towers
Controlled multi-direction pulls to bring the shell back to spec.
Clamps & anchoring
Clamp sets and anchoring accessories for common vehicle platforms.
Spares
Replacement parts and accessories kept available.
Measuring
Pairs with our measuring systems to verify repairs against factory data.
Chassis Benches & Accessories — frequently asked questions
- What does a chassis straightener cost in South Africa?
- Cost depends on bench type, number of pulling towers, clamp sets and installation. Each system is configured to your bay and workload and quoted on request.
- Is your chassis equipment manufacturer approved?
- Yes — our chassis equipment is approved by Toyota, VW and Audi, which supports work carried out under manufacturer approved repairer programmes.
- Do I need a measuring system with a chassis bench?
- For structural repair, yes. A measuring system verifies that the shell has been returned to factory dimensions rather than relying on visual assessment alone.