One diagnostic device for all: cars, trucks and coaches – including Setra, Mercedes, MAN & Co.
The modern automotive world is becoming increasingly complex. Vehicles have long since become rolling computers, equipped with countless control units, sensors, and electronic systems. For workshops, fleets, and bus companies, this means that many tasks can hardly be completed efficiently without a powerful diagnostic tool. A universal diagnostic tool that covers cars, trucks, and buses therefore greatly simplifies daily operations. It saves time and money and ensures comprehensive coverage of a wide range of makes and models – from BMW and VW to MAN, Mercedes-Benz, and Setra.
Why a universal diagnostic device makes sense
Most workshops and shops service vehicles from different manufacturers. With a single device that covers all common brands, there's no need to purchase and maintain multiple individual systems. While simple OBD2 scanners only display generic error codes, a professional multi-brand diagnostic tool offers in-depth access to vehicle-specific control units. These include the engine, transmission, braking systems, air conditioning systems, and numerous comfort and assistance systems. For trucks and buses, specialized functions such as the analysis of exhaust systems, AdBlue systems, or electronic braking systems are also crucial.
One device – full brand coverage
A universal diagnostic tool can cover virtually all major vehicle classes. Whether it's passenger cars, trucks for freight transport, or coaches for passenger transport – a single tool can service the entire range of vehicles. This ensures flexibility and makes operations less dependent on brand-specific restrictions.
Supported car brands
In the passenger car sector, the diagnostic tool covers over 70 brands, including Audi, BMW, VW, Skoda, Seat, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Opel, Renault, Peugeot, Toyota, Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, and many more. Access to brand-specific error codes and service functions such as oil change resets, electronic parking brakes, and control unit adjustments is particularly important here. This allows maintenance and repairs to be carried out at a professional level.
Supported truck brands
In the heavy commercial vehicle sector, reliability and in-depth diagnostics are crucial. The device supports all major manufacturers such as MAN, Mercedes-Benz, Scania, DAF, Iveco, Volvo Trucks, Renault Trucks, and Ford Trucks. These brands dominate the European commercial vehicle market, making broad support essential. Diagnostic functions range from engine control units and transmissions to safety systems such as ABS and EBS.
Supported bus brands
Bus companies with mixed fleets in particular benefit from the system's versatility. Brands such as Setra, Neoplan, Mercedes-Benz, Solaris, VDL, MAN, Volvo, Iveco Bus, Otokar, and Temsa are fully covered. Special functions for coaches, such as diagnostics of air conditioning systems or exhaust aftertreatment systems, ensure that even long tours can be completed without unforeseen breakdowns.
Difference to simple OBD2 scanners
Many inexpensive OBD2 scanners promise to read error codes, but in practice, they quickly reach their limits. They usually only display generic engine error codes and don't offer access to brand-specific control units. A universal professional diagnostic tool, on the other hand, allows you to delve deeply into the vehicle's electronics. This affects not only the engine and transmission, but also safety systems, comfort features, and brand-specific protocols. For workshops and professionals, this difference is crucial for locating errors quickly and reliably.
Main functions at a glance
- Multi-brand compatibility for over 70 car, truck and bus brands
- OBD2 and OEM-level diagnostics: reading and clearing error codes, live data, control units
- Comprehensive control unit coverage including engine, transmission, ABS, airbag and comfort systems
- AdBlue and exhaust system analysis for trucks and buses
- Brake, transmission and air conditioning diagnostics
- Special functions for coaches such as Setra, including complete system diagnostics
- Automatic vehicle recognition for quick assignment
- Regular online updates for new models
Who needs this device?
The target groups for a universal diagnostic device are broad. While traditional car repair shops can use it to service a wide variety of their customers' vehicles, commercial vehicle and bus companies also benefit from comprehensive brand coverage. The device is also ideal for mobile diagnostic technicians, as they can respond flexibly to different vehicles while on the move.
Typical user groups
- Independent workshops that service customer vehicles of many brands
- Truck service companies with different manufacturers in their fleet
- Bus companies with brands such as Setra, Mercedes-Benz, MAN or Neoplan
- Mobile diagnostic technicians who work directly with the customer
- Fleet managers who want to reduce maintenance costs and avoid downtime
Future-proofing and updates
A diagnostic tool can only be used in the long term if it is regularly updated. New models, new control units, and new safety protocols require constant software updates. Our universal diagnostic tool offers just that: regular online updates that ensure future vehicle generations are also covered. This ensures the investment is sustainable and saves costs in the long run.
Why our 3-in-1 diagnostic device is convincing
The strength of this system lies in its combination of user-friendliness and depth of functionality. Despite its comprehensive brand coverage, the device is easy to operate. The menu navigation is clearly structured, vehicle recognition is automatic, and data analysis is straightforward. At the same time, it offers functions that are otherwise only found in brand-specific OEM systems.
A diagnostic solution for all vehicle types
This universal diagnostic device can be used to service cars, trucks, and buses equally. For workshops, this means significantly greater efficiency, as there's no need to switch between different devices. Fleets and bus companies benefit from the ability to monitor their entire vehicle fleet with a single system. This makes diagnostics easier, faster, and, above all, more cost-effective.