Diesel tuning.
Wherever you are.
Stage 1, Stage 2 and specialist ECU services.
Mobile appointments across the Midlands.
Find your vehicle’s tuning potential.
Estimated gains depend on your exact engine and vehicle condition. Stage 2 requires an individual hardware assessment.
Open the ByteFLASH calculatorTell us your vehicle
Share a few details about your car and what you’re looking to achieve.
Discuss your options
We’ll recommend the right tuning or ECU service for your needs.
Arrange a visit
We come to you at a time and location agreed with you.
Your next step
starts here.
Tell us about your vehicle and we’ll discuss suitability, pricing and a mobile appointment.
Your vehicle.
Your location.
Mobile remapping and ECU enquiries across the Midlands. Send your postcode to confirm availability and any travel costs before booking.
- Tell us about your vehicleMake, model, engine, postcode and your goals.
- Discuss the right serviceWe confirm compatibility, requirements and a quote.
- Arrange your appointmentA location and time agreed directly with you.
A few things to know.
How much does a remap cost?
Pricing depends on your vehicle, ECU, selected service and location. Send your details for a quote before arranging a visit.
What gains can I expect?
Gains depend on the engine, condition, gearbox limits, hardware and existing calibration. We discuss realistic expectations for your exact vehicle before tuning.
What is the difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2?
Stage 1 usually suits standard hardware. Stage 2 requires suitable supporting modifications. Stage names vary, so the hardware and calibration requirements are assessed individually.
Can I choose EGR or DPF delete for a road car?
Delete packages are for eligible off-road and competition enquiries only. UK road vehicles must retain compliant emissions equipment. A missing factory-fitted DPF results in MOT failure.
Will my booking be confirmed automatically?
No. This is a quote enquiry. Price, compatibility, location and appointment time are confirmed directly before booking.
Do I need to tell my insurer?
Tell your insurer about proposed modifications before proceeding and check any warranty implications.