The TE-216 shop space is used by the DaimlerChrysler CAP  and Honda PACT programs.  The shop includes room for 9 vehicles, a large work area, two 4-wheel alignment racks, a tire machine, a wheel balancer, 2 Brake Lathes, 5 shop computers, a classroom, and our main tool room.

TE-217 includes a steering and suspension lab area.

Three in-ground hoists support various automotive lab topics.

The TE-217C classroom is adjacent to the Shop Areas shown above.

The TE-217C classroom has multimedia equipment with wireless Internet access. 

HUNTER R811 and R611 alignment systems, which are used by many automotive repair shops and dealerships, are used to teach our students about 4-wheel alignments.

The HUNTER R811 alignment system uses the DSP600 wheel sensors to decrease the total time required to perform a 4-wheel alignment.

A HUNTER GSP9700 wheel balancing system, which is used by many automotive repair shops and dealerships, is used to teach our students about vibration correction and tire tracking.

Proper wheel weight usage is emphasized as part of a wheel balance.

A HUNTER TCS3500 wheel balancing system, which is used by many automotive repair shops and dealerships, is used to teach our students about tire and wheel service.

A Pro-Cut PFM 9.2 On-Car brake lathe, which is used by many automotive repair shops and dealerships, is used to teach our students about on-car brake service.

An Accuturn 8922 brake lathe, which is used by many automotive repair shops and dealerships, is used to teach our students about brake rotor and drum service.