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LAUNCH X-431 HD Commercial Vehicle Software & Adapter Set – 1 Year Updates

R19 855,90Inc. VAT

R17 266,00 Ex. VAT

Free courier delivery nationwide

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The LAUNCH X-431 HD Commercial Software & Adapter Set upgrades compatible 10-inch X-431 tablets with a SmartLink VCI for truck, bus and commercial vehicle diagnostics. Includes dedicated heavy-duty software, truck connector adapters and 1 year of software updates. Supports fault-code reading and clearing, live data, active tests and service functions such as DPF regeneration, injector coding and AdBlue diagnostics on supported vehicles. No additional SmartLink VCI included.

  • X431 HD commercial software
  • and adapter set
  • Over 80
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Prices include 15% VAT. Delivered nationwide, with installation and finance quoted separately if you need them.

Equipment specifications
Brand
Launch
Category
Diagnostic Tools
Reference
HD_COM_ADAPTER_SET
Required VCI
Existing compatible SmartLink VCI
Required tablet
Compatible 10-inch LAUNCH X-431
Vehicle systems
Supported 12V/24V commercial vehicle systems
Software updates
1 year included
Software included
LAUNCH X-431 Heavy-Duty / Commercial Vehicle

Nationwide delivery

Main-centre delivery in 2 to 4 working days. Regional hubs and heavy-freight bays quoted transparently on your invoice.

Commissioning & calibration

On-site installation, safety inspection and initial calibration available on every vehicle lift, aligner and ADAS system.

Operator training included

Our certified technicians walk your bay technicians through diagnostic interfaces, calibration targets and safety routines.

Manufacturer-backed warranty

Local assistance with applicable warranty claims, repairs, service parts and software renewals on supported products.

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