Скачать или смотреть OEM VS Aftermarket? Which one should you get or maybe both?

If you are considering opening your shop to vehicle programming, you may have some options for getting the job done. Should you use OEM or J2534 programmers or both? Let's break it down.

🧰 J2534 Programmers — J2534 programmers give you the luxury of working on more than one brand. However, the software and manufacturers may have some limitations. This is excellent if you are getting into mobile programming or have a shop that works on many brands and wants that versatility.

🏎️ OEM Hardware — OEM hardware is true to spec with dealers and manufacturers. Pair OEM tools with their software, and you have a consistent workflow that functions as it should and gives you all the capabilities you need to get the job done. Going the OEM way is a significant investment and requires each manufacturer to use their software and hardware to work seamlessly. Going OEM is recommended to have a consistent and stable workflow that allows your shop access to the latest models, key programming, module programming, and all the necessary functions.

Having both OEM hardware and J2534 programmers allows you to work on the brands you get the most and stay prepared for the ones you don't get regularly.

💬 What is your tool combo to get your customers' cars fixed? Let us know below. 👇

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