DENSO Products and Services Americas announced its new vehicle inspection tool, VehicleMRI, at the 2016 Automotive Aftermarket Parts Expo (AAPEX) in Las Vegas. The web-based application, which will be available in 2017, reflects DENSO’s increasing involvement in vehicle diagnostics as the company expands its role as a trusted supplier of top-quality aftermarket products, services and technology.
Developed by EASE Diagnostics, a DENSO affiliate company, VehicleMRI is a precision tool for inspecting and analyzing automotive electronic systems and pinpointing hidden problems beyond typical check-engine-light issues with maximum accuracy. VehicleMRI outperforms conventional Onboard Diagnostics II (OBD2) scanners by running a comprehensive check of all systems, checking for out-of-date system software, testing the vehicle’s battery, evaluating hundreds of key data points in minutes, and generating a complete report that can be viewed online and saved as a downloadable file.
VehicleMRI requires minimal training and equips repair centers and technicians with the detailed information needed to ensure their customers get the best service. The easy-to-use program is web based making it convenient to access the vehicle’s history from almost anywhere.
VehicleMRI is among the company’s pioneering products featured at the DENSO AAPEX 2016 exhibit. AAPEX is the premier trade show for the $356 billion global aftermarket industry. This year’s three-day event is expected to draw more than 160,000 automotive professionals – retailers, warehouse distributors, jobbers, technicians, buyers, industry leaders and innovators – from more than 140 countries.
For more information on DENSO’s new VehicleMRI System, as well as its full line of aftermarket automotive products, visit the DENSO booth (#2226) at the entrance to the main hall. Additional information about DENSO products and services is available at www.densoautoparts.com.
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