ATEQ is proud to announce the latest 2021 software release for the VT36, VT46 (including branded versions) and VT56 which includes new vehicle models, updated OE sensor and relearn information, added coverage for 2020 vehicle models, updated aftermarket sensor coverage.

ATEQ is hosting another training webinar for the German market! This training includes a detailed look at the VT56, consisting of step-by-step instructions, a look at the features and functions of the tool, and training on the brand new Update Portal.

Jacques Mouchet, ATEQ founder and president, recently stated that ATEQ is now ready to test HEV/EV/PEV/Fuel Cell EV vehicles, which is a massive leap forward in the automotive industry and further positions the ATEQ Group as a leader in future-proof technology.

ATEQ TPMS Tools provides an update on the Live Sensor platform after the successful launch of the brand-new technology for ATEQ TPMS tool users.

ATEQ TPMS Tools is proud to announce the launch of its very first free, in-depth training sessions with exclusive TPMS cover topics. This first webinar will be held in German by Matthias Fröhlich, ATEQ TPMS Tools' new TPMS Sales Manager for Europe.

The latest winter weather conditions, the Filomena storm, the great cold, the ice storm in Spain and France and finally rain, is a telltale that winter has really set in. Knowing that temperatures have a direct influence on tyre pressure.

ATEQ is proud to announce the latest January 2021 software release for the VT36, VT46 (including branded versions) and VT56 which includes new vehicle models, updated OE sensor and relearn information, added coverage for 2020 vehicle models, updated aftermarket sensor coverage.

ATEQ TPMS Tools is proud to announce global social media platforms across four networks: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.

Measuring the Tyre Tread Depth is an important factor in vehicle maintenance. This article will go through exactly what tire tread is and how to manage it.

Last year, ATEQ highlighted that winter tyres designed for harsh winter conditions would be made mandatory in certain regions of France. The related Decree has been published in the Official Journal - winter tyres will be officially compulsory from November 1, 2021 in 48 of France's 96 mainland departments.