Carrying a load
Discuss the response you want when carrying tools, equipment or a full motorhome payload.
Whether it carries tools every day, tows a trailer or takes the family away, your vehicle deserves a calibration suited to its engine and its job.
We discuss your van or motorhome, check its ECU and condition, and agree the work before writing the calibration.

Tell us how you use the vehicle so we can discuss a suitable approach. The result depends on the engine, vehicle condition and calibration.
Discuss the response you want when carrying tools, equipment or a full motorhome payload.
Tell us what you tow and how often, so the intended use forms part of the conversation.
We can discuss how the vehicle responds on gradients and during longer journeys.
Talk to us about throttle response and the way you drive, not just a peak power figure.
Results vary. We cannot promise a particular power increase, towing improvement or fuel saving. Driving style, load, terrain and the vehicle's condition all matter.
Every van and motorhome is used differently. These illustrative examples show the sort of conversation we can have about your vehicle; they are not customer testimonials or guaranteed results.

A fully loaded motorhome can feel short of pulling power on gradients. Tell us where it struggles and whether you tow. We can check its condition and discuss a calibration suited to its engine and load.

Some customers tell us they have seen around 5 mpg better after remapping, including owners of large motorhomes. This is customer feedback, not a guaranteed or independently measured result. Consumption also depends on speed, load, terrain and vehicle condition.

Stop-start deliveries and busy commutes call for predictable response at everyday speeds. Tell us how the van feels in traffic so we can discuss your priorities and check whether the vehicle is suitable.

A van working near its usual load or pulling a trailer may need a different approach from an empty vehicle. We will discuss your typical use, engine condition and the limits of the vehicle before agreeing work.

Pulling a caravan adds load, particularly on hills and longer journeys. Tell us what you tow and how the vehicle responds so we can discuss a suitable approach for its engine and condition.

Tools, materials and equipment add weight to a working van. We can discuss its everyday response under load and check its suitability before agreeing any remapping work.
Start with a healthy vehicle. If power has dropped, a warning light is on or the engine is running poorly, diagnosis may be needed first. Results vary and safe loading and towing limits still apply.
We work with Transit Customs, other Transits, Volkswagen Transporters and Crafters, panel vans, camper conversions and coachbuilt motorhomes.
Motorhomes are also built on bases such as Fiat Ducato, Peugeot Boxer, Citroën Relay and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Send the registration and engine details so we can check the specific ECU and whether your vehicle is supported.
For fleets, send the registrations together. Each vehicle is checked and quoted for its own ECU.
Find your vehicle
Looking for Swift motorhome remapping or tuning for another make? We can discuss your motorhome and check its base vehicle, engine and ECU before confirming whether remapping is available. The motorhome maker and model alone do not determine compatibility. Images are illustrative and do not depict specific models.

Examples include Voyager 475, Voyager 494, Voyager 540, Voyager 584, Trekker 540, Trekker 594, Escape 640, Escape 694, Kon-Tiki 794 and Kon-Tiki 894.

Examples include Adamo 69-4, Adamo 75-4I, Adamo 75-4T, Alora 69-4S, Alora 69-4I and the Autograph range.

Examples include Imala 615, Imala 730, Imala 736, F-Line F60, F-Line F74, Tracker EKS, Tracker FB, Frontier Delaware and Frontier Scout.

Examples include Zefiro 675, Zefiro 685, Zefiro 696, Auto-Roller 707, Auto-Roller 746, Auto-Roller 747, T-Line 590, T-Line 740 and Pegaso 750.

Examples include Exsis-t 474, Exsis-t 580, Exsis-i 580, B-MC T 580, B-MC I 600 and ML-T 570.

Examples include Autoquest 115, Autoquest 150, Autoquest 155, Autoquest 185, Autoquest 194, Autoquest 196, Accordo 105, Accordo 120 and Accordo 135.

Examples include Matrix 670 SL, Matrix 600 SL, Coral, Coral XL, Sonic and Supersonic.

Examples include Tessoro 840, Tessoro T463, Tessoro T481, Tessoro T488, Mileo M263, Sport and Amphitryon.

Examples include C-Tourer I 143 LE, C2-Tourer I 145 RB LE, C-Compactline and Chic C-Line I 4.9 LE.

Examples include Broadway EB, Broadway EL, Broadway FB, Nuevo EK Plus, Bourton, Burford and Burford Duo.

Examples include Lyseo I 690 G, Lyseo I 726 G, Lyseo I 727 G, Lyseo I 736 G and Ixeo.

Examples include Titanium Ultimate 640, Titanium Ultimate 660, Titanium Ultimate 720, Titanium Ultimate 777 GA, Titanium Ultimate 788 and X550.

Examples include California, California Beach, California Coast, California Ocean, Grand California 600, Grand California 680 and Transporter conversions.

Examples include Sportivo 565, Avventura 545, Avventura 565, Travel Master 545 and Travel Master 565.

Examples include Kea Kompact 55, Kea P86 and Kea P90.

Examples include Sailer 55 Plus, Sailer 56 Plus, Sailer 69 Plus and Sailer 95 Plus.

Examples include Fusion 373, Mc4 360, Mc4 373, Mc4 379 and Mc4 381.

Examples include 720U Expression, P690GJ Expression, P690D Expression, P720FC Expression and P720FGJ Expression.

Examples include C03, C50, C55 and C55i.

Have a different motorhome or camper conversion? Send us the registration and details so we can check it.
Each vehicle is checked individually. Models can use different base vehicles, engines and ECUs across model years. Mention the motorhome make, model, registration, engine details, dimensions and weight when you enquire.

Over time, carbon deposits can build up in engines and intake systems. Short trips, long periods of storage and the way a vehicle is used can all be relevant when assessing its condition. If your motorhome or van feels different or has a warning light, tell us about the symptoms so we can identify what needs attention.
We offer carbon cleaning options for nearly all motorhomes. The right method depends on the engine, where the deposits are and how accessible they are. We will check your vehicle and discuss suitability before recommending a treatment; cleaning does not replace diagnosis or repair.
We agree the scope for your particular vehicle before work starts.

Normally £400. Some ECUs cost more. Stage 1 is for a healthy standard vehicle and does not require hardware changes.
We confirm the actual price for your registration and ECU before booking.

A DPF regeneration problem, AdBlue warning, boost leak or slipping clutch should be identified before a file is written.
We’ll confirm whether a Fit to Map check or further diagnosis is needed and how it will be charged when we quote.
We write and check files at our workshop. Cell one uses the Dyno Developments rolling road; a four-wheel-drive van uses the MAHA cell.
Motorhomes and taller vans vary considerably. Send the vehicle's height, length, weight and any photographs before travelling so we can confirm access, dyno suitability and booking arrangements. Do not assume every vehicle will fit.
Explore our dyno sessions
Find out what to expect before bringing your van or motorhome to us.
That depends on its dimensions, weight, drivetrain and configuration. Send us the details and we will confirm suitability before the appointment.
Timing varies with the ECU, vehicle access and any checks required. We will confirm arrangements when we quote.
Let us know before booking. We may recommend diagnosis or repairs first; the scope and cost of any additional work will be agreed with you.
Terms differ between providers. Tell your insurer about modifications and check your warranty or finance terms before proceeding. Read our tuning risks and warranty information.
No. Some customers report around 5 mpg better after remapping, including in large motorhomes, but individual results vary and this feedback is not an independently measured result. Driving style, journeys, load and vehicle condition all affect consumption, so we cannot guarantee a saving.
Send your registration, mileage, vehicle type, typical load, towing use, modifications and any warning lights or symptoms. For a motorhome or larger van, include its dimensions and weight.
We’ll check the ECU, discuss suitability and confirm the next step and price.