Mobile remapping · SA1 – SA7
ECU remapping in Swansea.
Stage 1 and Stage 2 remaps carried out at your home or work anywhere around Swansea, from the city centre out to Mumbles and Gorseinon.
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What a remap costs in Swansea
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Stage 1 Remap
£265
About 1 hr 30 min on site
- Fault-code check before we write anything
- Map written for your exact engine
- Original file saved and kept on record
- Road test before we hand the keys back
Stage 2 Remap
£325
About 2 hrs on site
- Everything in Stage 1
- Matched to your existing hardware changes
- Extra verification runs on the road
- Follow-up adjustment if you need it
Gearbox Remap Stage 1
£240
About 1 hr on site
- Automatic gearboxes only
- Quicker, smoother gear changes
- Original gearbox file saved
- Add to an engine remap for £130
Gearbox Remap Stage 2
£260
About 1 hr on site
- Automatic gearboxes only
- Torque limits raised to suit a tuned engine
- Firmer, faster shifts under load
- Add to an engine remap for £130
Optional calibration features
Availability varies by vehicle, ECU and intended use. Compatibility and pricing are confirmed after vehicle identification; selecting a feature during booking is a request, not confirmation that it is suitable.
AdBlue, DPF and EGR solutions are offered for off-road and track vehicles only.
Customers are responsible for ensuring modifications comply with applicable road-use, emissions and MOT requirements.
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Remapping around Swansea
Plenty of Swansea mileage is motorway commuting along the M4, which is exactly where a diesel Stage 1 map earns its keep — more mid-range pull means less dropping a gear on the climbs, and economy maps are a popular alternative if MPG matters more than power.
Performance figures shown are estimated gains for a healthy vehicle. Actual results can vary depending on vehicle condition, specification, fuel quality and modifications.
Areas we cover from Swansea
SA1 – SA7
- Sketty
- Mumbles
- Morriston
- Gorseinon
- Llansamlet
- Killay
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