Modern automobiles have sophisticated computer and diagnostic systems that not only control many of their functions, but also communicate with specific automotive diagnostic equipment. A repair shop's diagnostic equipment hooks up to the automobile, and gets a complete report of the vehicle, including areas that need repair or maintenance.

The reality of this sophisticated automotive diagnostic equipment is cost. Constant advances in computer technology put this new diagnostic equipment on a steady upgrade path, making the purchase of new (or modified) diagnostic equipment a consistent occurrence. So an automotive diagnostic equipment financing specialist like Crest Capital is often needed. We can help you secure financing for automotive diagnostic equipment, and we can do such with a minimal application process (and usually get you an answer the same day.) This way, you can get the automotive diagnostic equipment financing you need, without spending days applying and waiting for an answer. Contact us today to learn more.

Scan Tools, Analyzers and Testers

Diagnostic equipment covers scan tools and diagnostic software that read a vehicle's computer systems, engine analyzers and scopes, emission testers, battery and charging system testers, and dynamometers that test a vehicle under load.

Who Uses Diagnostic Equipment

Repair shops, dealership service departments, emission testing stations, performance shops, fleet maintenance shops and technical schools.

Diagnostics, Dynamometers and Emissions

Performance shops pair their diagnostics with a dynamometer, and testing stations with emission equipment. See dynamometer financing and vehicle emission testing equipment financing.

New and Used Diagnostic Equipment

Diagnostic equipment depends on its software. Before buying used, check which vehicles and model years the software covers, whether the subscription and updates transfer to you, and the condition of the cables and adapters.