Tractor · Agricultural machinery · Truck · Construction

Tractor & truck tuning – more torque for field and road

ECU remapping for tractors, agricultural machinery, trucks and construction machinery from Lower Bavaria, Germany. We optimise the engine software individually for your vehicle – for farmers and fleet operators via our partner workshops or by post, for workshops directly through our fileservice.

Two ways to more power

Farmer, fleet operator or workshop?

For vehicle owners

Have your tractor or truck optimised

You want more pulling power for your tractor, yard loader or truck? There are two ways:

  • Through a B&R partner workshop near you – read, optimise and write on site
  • Chiptuning by post – after prior agreement you send us the ECU, it is returned on the day it arrives
  • The original software is backed up first, going back to stock is possible at any time

For workshops & agricultural dealers

Tractor and truck files through our fileservice

You read the ECU yourself, upload the original and get the finished file back.

  • 15 credits per tractor, truck or construction machine file – from €135 net depending on the package
  • Ø 5–15 minutes turnaround during support hours
  • Free revisions until the file fits
  • Files from KESS3, K-TAG, Autotuner, Flex, CMD, bFlash, Genius/Trasdata and WinOLS

We forward end-customer enquiries from your area to partner workshops. Your customers stay your customers.

Vehicles

From yard loader to articulated truck.

Commercial vehicles are not a side topic for us. We know the ECUs and the demands of continuous operation – close to agriculture in Lower Bavaria, for customers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Tractor tuning

Tractors, e.g. Fendt, John Deere, Claas, Case IH, Steyr, New Holland, Deutz-Fahr, Massey Ferguson or SAME.

Agricultural machinery

Telehandlers and yard loaders, combine harvesters, forage harvesters and other self-propelled diesel machines.

Truck remapping

Trucks and tractor units, e.g. MAN, Mercedes-Benz, Scania, Volvo, DAF or Iveco.

Vans

Vans and light commercial vehicles, e.g. Fiat Ducato, Iveco Daily, Mercedes Sprinter or VW Crafter.

Construction machinery

Excavators, wheel loaders and other construction machines with electronically controlled diesel engines.

ECUs

Including Bosch EDC16/EDC17, MD1 (e.g. MD1CS089 for Deutz and SAME engines), Delphi and Denso – full overview.

The brand names are examples. Whether your model is possible depends on the ECU and software version – just ask us.

What tractor tuning delivers

More pulling power exactly where you need it.

For a tractor or truck, peak power matters less than torque in the working rpm range. That is where the software optimisation comes in: injection and boost maps are calibrated for your engine instead of flashing an off-the-shelf file.

  • Depending on the engine, more power and torque – noticeable during heavy pulling, on slopes or with a full trailer
  • Better throttle response under load
  • Calibration with durability in continuous operation in mind
  • Exhaust aftertreatment (DPF, EGR, SCR/AdBlue) stays unchanged on road vehicles

Registration & safety

If the tractor or truck is used on public roads, a power increase generally has to be registered – otherwise the type approval can become invalid. Rules differ from country to country; we clarify the options for your vehicle beforehand. A power increase can also affect the manufacturer's warranty and the durability of components.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about tractor and truck tuning.

What does tuning do for a tractor?

Depending on the engine, more power and above all more torque in the working rpm range. You notice it during heavy pulling work, on slopes or with a full trailer. There is no fixed figure – it depends on the engine, ECU and software version.

Does tractor or truck tuning have to be registered?

Yes, if the vehicle is used on public roads. A power increase changes the vehicle data, and without registration the type approval can become invalid. Rules differ from country to country – we clarify the options for your vehicle beforehand.

What happens to the DPF and AdBlue?

For vehicles used on public roads, the exhaust aftertreatment – particulate filter (DPF), EGR and SCR/AdBlue – remains unchanged. We only optimise power and torque.

What does a tractor or truck file cost for workshops?

Through our fileservice, a tractor, truck or construction machine file costs 15 credits. Depending on the credit package, that is from €135 net. Revisions are free.

Can I go back to stock?

Yes. The original software is backed up before every optimisation, and the ECU can be reset to stock at any time.

More pulling power for your fleet?

Vehicle owners ask about their vehicle, workshops register for the fileservice for free.