Country of origin: Italy, warranty period – 24 months
The geoliner® 678 is an advanced wheel alignment system designed for automotive service centers aiming for maximum efficiency and profitability. This modern technology helps reduce operating costs, increase productivity, and streamline the entire alignment process. With this device, you can achieve extremely precise results faster than ever before – a great investment for shops seeking to optimize their operations.
The geoliner® 678 stands out with intelligent features such as fast measurement compensation, automatic height tracking, EZ-Toe function, and an advanced notification system. All these features enable technicians to move swiftly through an optimized alignment workflow and increase the number of vehicles serviced.
Features:
Fast measurement compensation – speeds up the alignment process
Advanced notification system – automatic error detection and alerts
Audit mode – quick vehicle condition check
Automatic camera height tracking – reduces the need for manual adjustment
22" TFT widescreen monitor – clear display and easy navigation
AC400 wheel clamps – fast and secure mounting without contacting the rim
Technical Specifications:
Tire diameter (AC400): 19"–39" / 48–99 cm
Wheelbase: 79"–180" / 201–457 cm
Track width: 48"–96" / 122–244 cm
Power supply: 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Adjustments:
A-Arm – A-shaped suspension arm essential for geometry adjustment
Cradle – Metal frame or structure supporting the engine or chassis components
Drag Link – Steering component transferring movement from the steering gear to the tie rods
Elevated – Raised vehicle condition, e.g., on a lift
EZ-Toe – Specialized tool or function for easy toe adjustment with wheels off
Help Videos – Instructional videos demonstrating tool usage and measurement procedures
Parts & Tools – All necessary components and tools for repair or adjustment
Parts Calculator – Digital tool to calculate necessary parts or quantities
Single Tie Rod – Simple steering system design with one main tie rod
Toe Curve – Graph showing how toe angle changes with suspension height or load
Wheels Off – Vehicle condition with wheels removed, e.g., during maintenance or alignment
Measurements:
Frame Angle – The tilt angle of the vehicle’s chassis or frame, crucial for geometry setup
Manual Ride Height – Manually measuring and setting the vehicle’s ride height based on manufacturer specifications; important for accurate alignment when automatic height adjustment is unavailable
Max Turn – Maximum steering angle measurement for evaluating steering system range
On-Demand Ride Height – Real-time ride height adjustment using air suspension
SAI (Steering Axis Inclination) – Angle between vertical and steering pivot axes, influencing stability and return-to-center behavior
TIP (Target Ride Height) – Manufacturer-specified standard ride height used for geometry corrections
Toe Out On Turns – Difference in toe angles between inner and outer wheels during a turn, ensuring proper rotation based on the Ackermann principle
AC400 Clamps
Attach to the tire using optimal force without touching the rim, ensuring safe, fast, and uniform mounting.
Advanced Measurements
Functions developed for advanced suspension diagnostics and modified suspension analysis, including height, SAI, frame angle, max turn, and toe out on turns.
Audit Mode
A quick vehicle condition check by measuring front and rear toe, track width, camber, wheelbase, wheel diameter, and cross-dimensions. Helps quickly identify alignment issues, boost service sales, and maintain the aligner at full capacity, increasing shop revenue.
Automatic Height Tracking
Synchronizes with the vehicle being raised or lowered on a lift, eliminating the need for manual camera adjustment and reducing work time.
Cloud Services
Information is stored securely on a cloud server, allowing remote access to reports, emailing them to customers, or printing from any location in the workshop.
EZ-Toe Function
Allows front wheel turning to access hard-to-reach adjustment points while still displaying centered toe readings.
Mobility Kit
For flexible installation and usage, the crossbeam can be attached to the cabinet using the optional mobility kit.
Smart Notification System
Maximizes work efficiency and accuracy by automatically identifying and correcting issues such as suspension stress or environmental factors. Technician intervention is only required when additional corrective input is needed.
OEM Aftermarket Procedures
Advanced software provides real-time access to OEM-recommended adjustment and repair procedures, as well as identifying the correct clamps required for precise, OEM-compliant wheel alignment.
Quick Compensation and Optimized Alignment Flow
Improves workflow by eliminating unnecessary steps. Fast measurement compensation and optimized alignment flow enable service centers to increase productivity and the number of alignments performed.
Ride Height Targets
Eliminate manual data entry, speed up the measurement process, and increase accuracy using specially designed optional ride height targets.
VODI™ (Vehicle Orientation Directional Indicator)
Patented LED-based technology using red and green lights to guide technicians through the measurement process when the monitor is not visible, reducing time spent walking between the vehicle and the aligner.
XD Camera
High-definition, high-speed cameras continuously monitor the alignment process and instantly detect common environmental factors or vehicle-related issues that could cause misalignment.