Car computer diagnostics
Car Select checks a car's electronic systems with professional scanners: we read and decode control unit fault codes and, when needed, measure the paint and look into hidden cavities with a videoscope.
on request
depends on the make and the scope of the check

Who it's for
- A warning light is on and you need to know why
- You're buying a car and want the electronics checked before the deal
- You drive a Volkswagen, Audi, Škoda or SEAT and need in-depth control unit diagnostics
What's included
- Autel and Launch multi-brand scanners: electronic system diagnostics, reading and decoding control unit fault codes
- VCDS scanner for VAG group cars (Volkswagen, Audi, Škoda, SEAT): in-depth control unit diagnostics
- Etari and Carsys paint gauges: paint thickness, repainted and repaired body panels
- Autel MaxiVideo videoscope: a look into hard-to-reach spots and hidden cavities without taking anything apart
What do you get?
Car Select checks a car's electronic systems with professional scanners: we read and decode control unit fault codes and, when needed, measure the paint and look into hidden cavities with a videoscope.
How it goes
- 1
You send a request: make, model and what's bothering you
- 2
We agree the time, place and price
- 3
We run the diagnostics and show you the fault codes found
- 4
We explain what they mean and what to do next
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