New slave, open slave and master tooling options for Kess, CMD and Autotuner
Why Consider Becoming a Slave or Master Tuner?
- Expand Your Services: By integrating these powerful tools into your tuning repertoire, you can offer a wider range of services to your clients, enhancing their vehicle performance while boosting your business income.
- Flexible Options: Whether you choose to operate as a Slave Tuner utilizing our pre-configured files or as a Master Tuner developing your own unique solutions, we provide the support and resources you need to succeed.
- Advanced Technology: Autotuner, CMD, and Alientech Kess V3 are renowned for their user-friendly interfaces and robust features. They empower you to perform precise ECU tuning, cloning, and remapping efficiently.
No Non-Release Policy: Freedom to Upgrade
At The File Service, we believe in providing our tuners with flexibility. We do not enforce a non-release policy, meaning you have the freedom to work with your tuning files as you see fit. If you start as a Slave Tuner, you can upgrade to a Master Tuner at any time, allowing you to expand your capabilities and services without restrictions. This flexibility ensures you can adapt to your business needs and client demands seamlessly.
What We Offer:
- Training and Support: We provide comprehensive training sessions for each of these platforms, ensuring you understand the full capabilities of Autotuner, CMD, and Kess V3. Our experienced team is here to support you every step of the way.
- Exclusive Access to Tuning Files: As a part of our community, you will have access to a wide range of tuning files tailored for various vehicles, allowing you to deliver optimal performance solutions to your customers.
- Networking Opportunities: Join a growing community of professional tuners, share insights, and collaborate on projects to enhance your skills and business.
Get Started Today!
Ready to take your tuning skills to the next level? Visit us at www.thefileservice.com.au to learn more about becoming a Slave or Master Tuner and to explore our training options.
Posted January 10, 2025 by James O'Connor
