New product!
The ARS Torque Wrench Multiplier
Ever found yourself having to change a wheel with nuts that won’t budge?
ARS has responded to its customers’ dilemmas by releasing the ARS Torque Wrench Multiplier, easy to use and compact, to ease stress off drivers when you have the spare but not the tools.
This little beaut will eliminate callout costs for tyre companies having to be called out just to undo stubborn wheel nuts and save you time when there is no time to spare!
“They work just like the gearbox in your rig, multiplying the torque of the operator’s arm through a series of gears to loosen nuts frozen solid by a mixture of heat and cold, mud, road grime, grease and much more.
Best of all, it does not damage the rim in any way, making it safe to use on those expensive alloy wheels that adorn your pride and joy.” - Big Rigs, March 23, 2007.
For a free demonstration,
call ARS today on:
1800-FIX-MY-TRUCK
Click here to download our brochure
NEWS...
ARS Relocation
Australian Roadside Services has left Parer Street and moved to a new and updated office, now at 271 Burwood Highway, Burwood Victoria.
The new office provides customers and affiliates with a shop-like facility, with industrial safety wear, corporate wear, ARS products and merchandise available for purchase along with the opportunity to visit and meet the team.
ARS expansion of services
Australian Roadside Services is expanding its services to customers and service providers in becoming Australia’s leader in heavy transport service coordination and transport industry compliance services.
With its system currently being upgraded to hold detailed specifications of truck and trailer vehicle parts, Australian Roadside Services will maximise its efficiency and accuracy in responding to the needs of each individual vehicle registered to its customers.
As hosts and managers of vehicle information, customers and service providers will soon be able to access, update and add their vehicle details, generate reports, monitor or pay accounts and keep track of their vehicle breakdown coordination via their personal login from this website.
It is the mission of Australian Roadside Services to provide its customers with a hub for maintaining fleets and keeping them on the move, with the vision to assist the ARS network of customers and service providers with information services and tools that are vital to business innovation.
NEWS...
Sit back, free your imagination, hold on and go for a ride!
From the Annual Slippery When Wet Short Story Competition, sponsored by Australian Roadside Services, comes the Slippery When Wet Box Set, due for release this coming October.
Since 2002, the Slippery When Wet Annual Short Story Competition has provided a vehicle for Australian writers to unleash their imagination and share their tales of Australian adventure on the road, with winning and finalist entries being published in an annual short story compilation.
The Slippery When Wet Box Set contains the
first five annual compilations featuring the competition’s winning and finalist stories, plus the Slippery When Wet Audio Book CD; with 14 stories selected from across the series.
The Box Set will be available for purchase through Australian Roadside Services, online and in retail bookstores.
For your driving entertainment, the Slippery When Wet Audio Book CD (double CD Set) is also available for purchase separately through Australian Roadside Services.
New Tarcutta Truck Stop and Interchange
Australian Roadside Services Director, David Larkin has announced that plans for a major truck interchange centre at Tarcutta has been approved and are now officially underway.
Relocation and connection of power lines have marked the beginning of the new major project.
The Hume Highway interchange will be accommodating for approximately 300 vehicles including B‑doubles and triples, providing a number of dining facilities, truck washing, vehicle servicing and even accommodation facilities.
The Tarcutta Truck Stop will be a central hub where drivers and their trucks can find all the services they might need, to get refreshed, back up and running.