Benefits of Repairify’s diagnostic and calibration range
Repairify explains how its advanced diagnostic and calibration products can benefit garages, by helping them complete work quickly and safely.
Vehicles that come off the production line in 2024 are equipped with an abundance of technology and from a safety point of view, this means Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
This technology has been designed and developed by vehicle manufacturers to protect the driver and passengers as well as other road users. However, if the vehicle is involved in a collision, whether it is a minor ding or something bigger, these systems need to be recalibrated.
Furthermore, from a technological standpoint, we are also seeing that secure gateways are becoming commonplace in vehicles, and this will reportedly continue to increase. It’s said these systems will prevent aftermarket tools from having access to simple diagnostic repairs that they have always been able to complete.
So, Repairify’s advanced diagnostic and calibration products have never been more important, because according to the company, they provide garages and bodyshops with access to every OEM manufacturer diagnostic tool, alongside an IMI-trained OEM technician to assist remotely, without having to buy the tools themselves. Even for a true and thorough pre-scan, the company’s technology is said to have shown its importance in identifying faults that cannot be picked up by aftermarket tools with no access to these modules.
To ensure businesses, no matter their size, can perform calibration and diagnostic work safely and as quickly as possible, Repairify’s devices include the asTech All-in-One, which can be utilised to the best of a technician’s ability locally. However, sometimes this is not enough. This is where its Remote Services offering come into its own, because if a technician identifies a problem, the team of specialists can take over the vehicle via an internet connection and utilise the OE manufacturer’s tooling. This reportedly enables them to help shops keep up with the very latest vehicles that hit the road, access security gateways, carry out coding/programming tasks, ADAS calibrations and much more.
In addition, Repairify claims its digital ADAS calibration system is quick to set up and the lack of physical boards makes it compact and does not take up a lot of space in the workshop. It also updates itself, so it helps future-proof the repairer. It allows the majority of ADAS calibrations to be carried out on-site rather than booking the vehicle into a dealership. This is said to lead to a reduction in key-to-key times, keeps revenue in-house, and improves customer satisfaction, because the motorist can get their car back quicker. In addition, the system can be utilised with Repairify’s Remote Services to allow maximum coverage and access and, once again, keep the shop moving.
Overall having access to the right tool makes all the difference because it ensures right first time calibrations as well as the ability to complete the work as efficiently as possible.
