PitPro’s first tire-changing robot goes live in Canada

PitPro Automation installed its first automated tire-changing system at a Kal Tire shop in Alberta. The dual-robot system uses sensors and robotic arms to replace four tires in under 15 minutes. This setup lets shops automate heavy manual tasks while keeping bays open for regular mechanical work.

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