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Service-bay and parts-counter equipment for dealerships and independent shops: modular drawer systems, workbenches, parts shelving, tire racks, and OEM-spec storage.

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Find the Right Automotive Equipment

Pick the category that matches the job: parts storage, tire and panel racks, technician benches and tool carts, or lifting equipment for the bay. Or request a quote and we will spec it for you.

Tire & Body Panel Racks

Tire & Body Panel Racks

Racks that get tires, bumper covers, and sheet stock off the floor and into order.

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Service Bay Equipment

Service Bay Equipment

Lifting and moving equipment for the service bay, from engine hoists to vehicle lifts.

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Automotive Shelving

Automotive Shelving

Steel shelving for parts departments, from bin shelving to closed units and rivet racks.

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Automotive Drawer Cabinets

Automotive Drawer Cabinets

Modular drawer cabinets that keep small parts sorted, counted, and within reach of the bay.

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Technician Workbenches

Technician Workbenches

Workbenches built for technician work, from welded steel benches to adjustable-height stations.

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Toolboxes & Mobile Tool Carts

Toolboxes & Mobile Tool Carts

Mobile tool carts and toolboxes that keep a technician's tools secure and at the job.

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Automotive Storage & Equipment

Material Handling Equipment for Automotive Service Bays and Parts Counters

Automotive operations carry thousands of part numbers across fast-moving consumables, slow-moving OEM specialty parts, and large form-factor inventory like tires, bumper covers, and body panels. The right storage layout improves first-time fix rates, reduces shrinkage, and keeps techs at the bench instead of hunting parts.

Deluxe Systems supplies dealerships, independent repair shops, body shops, and commercial fleet operations with modular drawer cabinets sized for fasteners and small components, parts shelving for boxed inventory and bins, workbenches for diagnostic and rebuild stations, and tire racks and carousels for seasonal storage rotations. Beyond storage, we carry the bay-side equipment that keeps vehicles moving, shop cranes and engine hoists, hydraulic motorcycle lifts, and electric car movers rated to 7,500 lb.

Need help laying out a parts room or service bay? Talk to our team about square-footage planning, drawer-versus-shelf ratios, and tire storage.

From tire carousels to technician workcenters: one supplier, one layout plan
From tire carousels to technician workcenters: one supplier, one layout plan
Built for the floor, not the showroom

How We Design

Built for the floor, not the showroom

Dealership service departments and independent shops face the same constraints: limited square footage, tight technician-to-bay ratios, and warranty-critical parts that have to be findable in under a minute. We design from the bay outward: tools at arm's length, fast-movers at chest height, slow-movers up high or off-site.

Applications

Common Automotive Applications

Tire Storage & Seasonal Rotation

Single-entry tire racks, rack-builder systems, and motorized vertical carousels store passenger, light-truck, and commercial tires for seasonal swap programs, wholesale operations, and customer tire hotels.

Service Bay & Shop Floor

Shop cranes and engine hoists, hydraulic motorcycle lifts, electric car movers, and technician workcenters keep vehicles and drivetrain components moving through bays without tying up a service lift.

Parts Room & Back Counter

Closed and open steel shelving, modular drawer systems, rivet rack, and drawer workstations organize fast-moving consumables and slow-moving OEM parts so the counter can pull any SKU in under a minute.

Why It Matters

Built Around Shop Throughput

First-Time Fix Starts in the Parts Room

A tech waiting on a part is a bay not turning. Labeled drawer cabinets and closed shelving cut pick time on fasteners, sensors, and gaskets so parts reach the bay before the vehicle comes off the lift.

Tire Density Without Sidewall Damage

Racks and carousels store tires the way DOT and manufacturers recommend (supported, off the floor, away from heat), while multiplying how many sets fit in the same square footage.

Rated for Shop Duty

All-steel construction with powder-coat finishes that stand up to brake dust, fluids, and solvents. Drawers rated 250 to 400 lb, benches rated for engine and transmission assembly work.

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Vertical Tire Storage That Pays for Its Footprint

Vertical Tire Storage That Pays for Its Footprint

A motorized tire carousel stores hundreds of tires in roughly the footprint of a single service bay and delivers any set to counter height at the push of a button. For dealerships running seasonal swap-over programs, that's the difference between renting off-site storage and keeping every customer set on premises.

Drawer-Versus-Shelf Ratios That Match Your Parts Mix

Drawer-Versus-Shelf Ratios That Match Your Parts Mix

Fasteners, sensors, relays, and electrical components belong in partitioned drawers; boxed filters, belts, and bulk fluids belong on shelving. Combination units put 9 drawers and open shelves in one 48-inch-wide footprint, so the parts room stocks both without doubling its floor space.

Bay-Side Equipment That Keeps Vehicles Moving

Bay-Side Equipment That Keeps Vehicles Moving

Shop cranes pull engines without monopolizing a two-post lift. Electric car movers reposition dead vehicles with one operator instead of four techs pushing. Motorcycle lifts bring powersports work to bench height. Each one frees a lift for billable work.

Body Shop Storage for Odd-Shaped Parts

Body Shop Storage for Odd-Shaped Parts

Bumper covers, fascias, and body panels warp and scratch when they lean against a wall. Wall-mounted cover racks hold them supported and off the floor, protecting painted and pre-painted parts from the damage that turns a repair into a reorder.

Automotive

Key Features

  • Modular drawer cabinets sized for fasteners, sensors, and small parts (drawer heights from 3 to 11 inches)
  • Heavy-duty workbenches rated for engine, transmission, and brake assembly work
  • Parts shelving in open, closed, and bin-front configurations for boxed inventory
  • Tire racks supporting passenger, light truck, and commercial tire seasonal storage
  • Vertical tire carousels and rack-builder systems for high-volume tire programs
  • Wall-mounted bumper cover and panel racks for body shop storage
  • Engine hoists, motorcycle lifts, and electric car movers for bay-side handling
  • Labeling, color-coding, and parts-room layouts available
  • Built for high-cycle environments with 250 to 400 lb drawer load ratings
  • Compatible with Rousseau, Borroughs, Stanley Vidmar, and Lyon catalog systems

Frequently Asked Questions

Modular drawer cabinets for tooling, service-counter workbenches, parts-counter shelving, technician workcenters, fluid-storage cabinets, and tire racking. We commonly equip OEM dealerships across multiple brands and franchise standards.
Yes. Cabinets, workbenches, and signage panels can be powder-coated in OEM corporate colors. OEM-spec parts-counter and lobby furniture are available for most major manufacturers.
Many products share standard drawer dimensions and benchtop heights with major aftermarket brands. Drawer foam and rail systems can be matched. Verify spec sheets before ordering.
Tires mounted on rims can stack horizontally up to four high or hang on single-tier racks; unmounted tires should stand vertically on tread and be rotated periodically to prevent flat-spotting. Store away from sunlight, ozone sources, and heat. Single-entry racks work for back-room storage; motorized carousels make sense once you pass roughly 200 customer sets.
Most parts rooms run 87-inch or 7-foot-3 uprights with 36- or 48-inch-wide bays. Use 18-inch depth for boxed small parts and 24-inch for filters, belts, and bulk stock. Closed-type shelving keeps dust off painted and warranty parts; open-type speeds picking on fast movers.
Standard modular drawers carry 250 to 400 lb each at full extension, with drawer heights from 3 to 11 inches. Partition-and-divider layouts are configured per drawer, so one cabinet can hold everything from bearings and bushings to pneumatic tools.
Yes: wall-mounted bumper cover racks, panel storage, closed shelving for painted parts, and aerosol can crushers for disposal of spent paint and solvent cans. We also spec mixed layouts for combined mechanical and collision operations.
Most of this category is quote-only. Shelving heights, drawer layouts, and tire rack configurations vary by operation, so send us your parts mix and floor plan and we'll return an itemized quote: typically within one business day.

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Buyer's Guides

Planning guides for storage layouts, shelving, and equipment selection.

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