MOTOR TruSpeed* is now available on all Autel MaxiSYS Ultra Series tablets, with expanded OEM service and repair content available within days of OEM launch.
Save steps to the store's shared repair information workstation and save time by automatically populating vehicle ID and diagnostic data on the Autel tablet scanner.
This on-board access to OEM content provides the latest information to repair and maintain your vehicle quickly and correctly the first time.
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Comprehensive coverage of component locations, diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), maintenance schedules, repair procedures, specifications, technical service bulletins (TSBs) and wiring diagrams. Also included are OEM position statements and ADAS-related repair details.
New content available within days of OEM release
Relevant content (relevant repair details, required tools, warnings) is displayed in one place along with the service procedure, ensuring that end users do not waste time looking for the required data.
Advanced Global Search includes the ability to drill deeper into content to ensure only the best possible matches are presented based on the search criteria provided
What’s included:
Supports 1985+ domestic and imported light vehicles sold to the US market
Data comes directly from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM)
Recent OEM version updates
Find vehicles by VIN, YMME and ACES parameters
Comprehensive repair data and service information for U.S., Asian and European vehicles 1985 and newer including: Hyundai/Kia, Honda/Acura, Chrysler, RAM, Dodge, Chevrolet, Buick, Audi/Volkswagen, Nissan/Infiniti, Subaru, Volvo , Mazda, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Mitsubishi, etc.
Ford and Toyota brand vehicles are not currently supported.
For $54 per month* ($650 per year), you can save these steps to your store’s shared repair data workstation and get vehicleside OEM repair information directly on your Autel Ultra Series tablet.
Virtual update card
Access vehicle data
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