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Startup PitPro Launches First Tire-Changing Robot in Canada

PitPro says its automated system can swap out four tires in under 15 minutes as the company brings its robotic tire-changing technology online.

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Startup PitPro has launched its first automated tire-changing robot in Canada, the company announced, marking an early step toward commercializing robotic vehicle servicing.

According to the company, the automated system is capable of changing all four tires on a vehicle in under 15 minutes, a process designed to reduce the labor and time typically required for a full tire swap at a traditional service shop.

Robotic and automated systems have increasingly been applied to routine vehicle maintenance tasks as companies look to reduce service times and labor costs. A tire-changing robot in particular could appeal to fleet operators, dealerships or seasonal tire-swap services that handle high volumes of vehicles during peak periods.

PitPro has not disclosed additional details about the rollout timeline for further locations beyond its initial Canadian launch, or how the automated system's cost compares with traditional tire-changing services.

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