Performance
Stage 1 Remapping
From £300
Performance
Custom remaps cut on our own equipment. Diagnostics before anything is written, a battery support unit on every job, and before-and-after figures taken on your own car.
Economy tune
From £200
A lighter tune focused on smoother delivery and efficiency rather than outright power.
Stage 1 remap
From £300
Software-only gains on a standard car. Cut on our own equipment, with before-and-after figures.
Stage 2 remap
From £500
Software only — you fit the supporting hardware first. We can point you at trusted fitters if you need one.
TCU tune
+£150 add-on
Gearbox tune to match the engine map. Added to a Stage 1 or Stage 2 remap, not sold on its own.
Ask about this packagePrices start where they start because the car decides the rest. Some ECUs are written through the diagnostic port; others have to come out and go on the bench, which is more work. Send us the registration and we will tell you which yours is before you commit.
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Reviews
It is capable of it, which is why the checks matter more than the map. We run diagnostics first and will not tune on top of a fault, every write runs on a 100-amp battery support unit so voltage cannot drop mid-write, and the calibration stays inside limits the engine was built to handle. If your car is not a sensible candidate we will say so.
Yes. A remap is a modification and insurers treat it as one, whether it adds power or is written for economy. Declaring it may change what you pay; not declaring it can leave you without cover at the point you need it.
If the car is standard, Stage 1. If it has a DSG, ZF or S-Tronic gearbox and you want the shift to match, Stage 1 Plus. If a downpipe, intake or intercooler is already fitted, Stage 2. If the goal is fuel rather than pace, economy tuning. Tell us the car and what you want from it and we will point you at the right one.
Yes, if you take the USB backup of your original file. That is your car exactly as it left the factory and it can go back on whenever you want — before selling it, or before a dealer visit.
Not at the moment. Mechanical fitting is outsourced while there is no in-house mechanic, so we do the software and can point you at fitters we trust for the parts. Get the hardware fitted, then bring the car to us.
We offer them strictly for off-road, motorsport or export vehicles. For a car used on public roads, the answer is repair rather than delete, and a diagnostics check tells you what has actually failed before anyone spends money on parts.