Sharkeye Team

Britain’s largest manufacturer of laser wheel aligners today announced its sponsorship of the world’s fourth oldest football club.

SharkEye Wheel Aligners UK Ltd has signed a three-season deal with Worksop Town Football Club, aka ‘The Tigers,’ currently sitting third in the Northern Premier League.

Carl Gibson, CEO of SharkEye, who lives in Worksop, said: “Like the wheels on our customers’ vehicles, we believe the success stories of SharkEye and Worksop Town FC will be very much aligned.”

To kick off its relationship with the club, SharkEye has three eye-catching ad boards displaying its logo: one behind each goal and another on the back of the main stand.

Richard Tomlinson, general manager of Worksop Town FC, said: “We’re delighted to have SharkEye on board and look forward enjoying a journey of mutual success.”

In 2025 SharkEye is due to open its new wheel alignment service centre, on Vesuvius Way in Worksop, less than half a mile from the

The 2024 JuniorGP championship season was a case of what might have been for Guido Pini.

Despite missing five races in the early part of the year due to an injury sustained in pre-season training, the hugely talented 16-year-old still managed to secure second place in the overall JuniorGP rankings (MotoGP for juniors) today behind winner Alvaro Carpe of Spain.

Pini was in typically combative form as he took to the track in Estoril, Portugal - the alternative season finale circuit for the JuniorGP after the original venue, Valencia, was made impassable by horrendous floods at the start of November.

In the two races staged today, the final day of the season, Pini placed first and second, securing his runner-up spot in the 2024 JuniorGP championship.

Pini is sponsored by FASEP 2000, the premium Italian garage equipment manufacturer based in Florence, Pini’s home city. FASEP’s principal UK partner is SharkEye. So a win for Guido is a win for us. A promising future

• Jo White MP visits new SharkEye wheel alignment service centre in Worksop. 

• Government urged to make wheel alignment part of MOTs 

• 33 van-based franchise zones across the UK and Ireland.
• catering for growing customer demand in the garage equipment market. 
• three major brands - SharkEye, FASEP and Garage Equipment Group - join forces. 

• SharkEye, based near Sheffield, is one of the world’s top wheel aligner manufacturers,

SharkEye, the UK’s leading manufacturer of wheel aligners, has modified the battery charging mechanism on all its products to make life easier for its customers. 

It made this improvement after problems with its direct-current charging system: the pin on the charging port kept getting pushed in or bent with heavy use. 

Every SharkEye aligner is now fitted with pogo-pin magnetic connectors. These cling on to the aligners’ charging ports with minimal fuss and reduced risk of components breaking. 

Carl Gibson, managing director of SharkEye Wheel Aligners UK, said: “This is a small but very important change to our products based specifically on customer feedback. The beauty of these magnetic chargers is their simplicity: one end of the cable plugs into a USB port, the other clings on to the charging port with a magnet. Easy-peasy, very hard to break and