A three-bay independent shop on Arapaho Road wanted a four-wheel alignment system to capture the light-truck market near Parker and Sachse. The $45,000 package, rack, sensors, and installation, exceeded available cash. The owner also needed $20,000 in working capital to stock truck tires and suspension parts. We brokered a commercial real estate equipment note at a five-year term and layered a $25,000 business line of credit. Within 60 days the rack was operational, and the shop booked twelve alignment jobs the first month, covering the new monthly payment and freeing the line for inventory turns.
Answer: can I finance diagnostic tools and working capital together?
Yes. Equipment financing covers the hard assets, lifts, scanners, tire machines, while a separate working-capital line or term loan addresses payroll, rent, and inventory, giving you two payment streams matched to two different cash-flow needs.