Ageing car parc requires innovative tool solutions, Thinkcar UK says

 

Vehicle technicians are looking for innovative solutions to help them diagnose faults on ageing yet complex modern vehicles according to Thinkcar UK, as statistics show that older cars increasingly dominate the car parc.

 

Despite rising new car sales post-pandemic, sector analysts GiPA have noted that one of the fastest growing parc segments is cars aged 10 years and above. “While this is obviously good news for the aftermarket” said Alex Gillbanks, Managing Director of Impact Diagnostics, the specialist supplier behind Thinkcar UK, “vehicles from over 10 years ago were already very intricate. They feature an array of electronic systems, with packed-out engine bays leaving no room to work. This means garages need new tools to help them.”

 

Alongside its ever-widening portfolio of diagnostic handsets, Thinkcar UK is also bringing a wide array of task-specific tools to the market to help techs deal with this trend. Among these is the Thinkcar ES401 Steering Endoscope. “This tool is designed to support techs performing inspections in tight spaces,” said Alex. The tool also enables mechanics to inspect examine components including combustion chambers and three-way catalytic sensors. “The ES401 is designed to enhance diagnostic precision,” said Alex. “Used in tandem with Thinkcar UK devices, such as the Thinktool Euro Expert 195 diagnostic scantool, the ES401 will help techs solve problems swiftly and cost-effectively.“

 

 

Tools such as the Euro Expert 195 also provide a gateway into Thinkcar UK’s ecosystem of garages offering remote diagnostics. “Through the Thinkcar UK live remote programming network,” said Alex, “you can access other workshops who can help to guide and program the vehicle with you.”

 

Thinkcar UK is working with its customers to enable them to operate in a changing environment. “With drivers holding onto their cars for far longer than before,” said Alex, “Thinkcar UK is enabling garages to deal with any issues that come up.”

 

For more information, visit:  https://www.thinkcar.uk/

 

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