What's Included
- Limiters removed, raised or set
- Vans, cars & fleet vehicles
- Ideal for track & motorsport use
- Fleet limit setting available
- Completed in under an hour
- Mobile service across St Mary in the Marsh
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Many vehicles — especially vans and fleet cars — leave the factory with an electronic speed limiter. Our speed limiter service in St Mary in the Marsh can remove it, raise it or set a new limit to your exact requirements.
Speed Limiter Removal · St Mary in the Marsh
Whether it's a van limited to 56mph, a fleet car capped at 70, or an import with a market-specific restriction, we recalibrate the limiter in the ECU software. For private track and motorsport use in St Mary in the Marsh, limiters can be removed entirely; for fleet and business vehicles, we can also set or adjust limits to company policy. We're in New Romney and the surrounding villages — including St Mary in the Marsh — every week, so booking in is quick.
The job is done entirely through the vehicle's diagnostic port or ECU, takes well under an hour in most cases, and includes a full post-work scan. We cover the whole of St Mary in the Marsh and the TN28 area with our fully mobile service.
The Process
Call, WhatsApp or use the quote form — tell us your registration and where in St Mary in the Marsh you'd like us to come.
Our mobile unit arrives at your home or workplace in St Mary in the Marsh with dealer-level equipment and runs a full health check first.
We complete the work, run a final diagnostic scan and talk you through everything before we leave.
Common Questions
Yes — most factory van limiters can be removed or raised through the ECU software. Send us your reg to confirm.
Yes — we can set or adjust limiters to match your company policy across multiple vehicles.
Vehicles must always be driven within posted speed limits. Limiter removal for track and motorsport use is fine; how the vehicle is driven on the road remains your responsibility.
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