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Sturrock & Robson (Hydraulic & Engineering)

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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Sturrock & Robson (Hydraulic & Engineering) is a company located in the United Kingdom, specializing in mobile wheel-alignment services. Founded in 1978, the firm is renowned as the first dedicated mobile wheel-alignment service worldwide for large heavy goods vehicles (HGV), public transportation vehicles (PSV), and crane installations. They offer specialized services for cranes, multi-axle vehicles, and trailers. Sturrock & Robson uses the JOSAM equipment for quality assurance of their services. The service area covers the entire United Kingdom, with a diverse network of mobile technicians with over 35 years of experience.

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