Snap-on has announced its spring software upgrade is now available.
Featuring the latest vehicle coverage and extensive manufacturer-level codes, data and tests, automotive technicians who update their diagnostic platforms with the new software will have access to what they need to be efficient and productive in the service bay.
“Our vehicle and system coverage is constantly evolving with regular updates designed to keep pace with manufacturer and industry changes,” said Helen Cox, marketing and client services director, Snap-on Diagnostics. “Consistent navigation and terminology across all vehicle makes, advanced data graphing capabilities and fast access to frequently used specifications and capacities mean that with current software, technicians are always ready to tackle even the toughest jobs that come their way.”
Highlights of the new software include 2025 model year updates for 15 manufacturers, new vehicle specific content for 50 manufacturers and 2026 code scan and clear for 33 supported OEMs. Plus, technicians have continuous access to manufacturers’ secure gateways, including Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Volkswagen, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Volvo, Ford, Hyundai and Kia, at no additional cost from Snap-on.
It also features exclusive guided component tests and images to locate components faster, helping to speed up and simplify the diagnosis and repair process. This data is continually enhanced and updated with information based on real experiences, straight from technicians and validated by Snap-on engineers, which means thousands more SureTrack real fixes, PID flags, images, tests and tips. Technicians get everything from previous software releases as well for smarter fixes that lead to complete repairs and satisfied customers.
Since the software upgrade is packed with new content, Snap-on is explaining some of the highlights as well as providing insights into diagnostic processes and procedures in their monthly software focus series. The full schedule is available on the website.
Upcoming topics include:
- Completing transmission jobs, including Hyundai IVT TCU pressure relearn
- Guided component testing for BMW VVT position sensor and three phase fuel pump
- New inertial measurement unit recalibration on a Volvo XC90
- New manufacturer added to guided component testing – Porsche
- Forced door lock self-test for Nissan Frontier
- Dynamic aiming special function for the Mazda CX-50/CX-90
Technicians and shop owners who are already software subscribers, those who have purchased a prepaid plan or have participated in a free software offer, can perform their own software installation quickly and easily by downloading the latest software release through the ShopStream® self-service application. Platform instructions are available on the website.
For more information about Snap-on products and industry exclusive features, contact a participating Snap-on Franchisee or other sales representative, or visit snapon.com/diagnostics.
