Is it worth it on a Daily?
Turbo diesels respond best to a remap, so if your Daily is one, £275 + VAT is good value for the extra pulling power. We'll confirm from the registration.
A van that's loaded every day feels the change most.
A Daily van remap costs £275 + VAT, and speed limiter removal is priced per van, depending on the vehicle. Both can be done on one visit to your yard or depot. We confirm the cost from the registration, including whether the limiter can legally come off.
| Service | Suits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Van remap | A 2.3 or 3.0 Daily that carries heavy loads or tows | £275 + VAT |
| Economy remap | A Daily on long, steady delivery routes | £275 + VAT |
| Speed limiter removal | A Daily under 3.5 tonnes with a fleet cap set in the software | Priced per van |
| Gearbox remap | If your Daily has an automatic gearbox | £195 + VAT |
| Engine and gearbox package | Van engine and automatic gearbox done on one visit | £440 + VAT |
We read the codes and save the original Iveco software before changing anything.
A van remap adjusts fuelling, boost and timing so the Daily has more pull low in the revs, which is where a loaded van spends most of its time. Hills, junctions and roundabouts take less effort, and the van holds its gear for longer.
For high-mileage vans, the map can be aimed at economy instead.
Turbo diesels respond best to a remap, so if your Daily is one, £275 + VAT is good value for the extra pulling power. We'll confirm from the registration.
A van that's loaded every day feels the change most.
By law, goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes gross weight must keep a working speed limiter. The Daily comes in a range of weights, so check the plated weight on the chassis plate, or send us the registration and we'll tell you whether yours qualifies for speed limiter removal.
Tell your insurer about the remap, as it's a modification to the engine. If the Daily is still under warranty, engine or gearbox claims could be refused once it's mapped. For van owners, our remap insurance and warranty guide sets out what to check.
A van remap is the usual choice for a working Daily. If yours has had supporting parts fitted, tell us and we'll say whether a Stage 2 map makes sense.
If your Daily is an automatic, the package at £440 + VAT saves £30 on separate maps and sets the gearbox up for the new torque.
Yes. Your insurer will treat the remap as a modification, and an undeclared one could lead to a refused claim.
It might. Engine and gearbox claims can be declined on a remapped van, so check your terms if it's still covered.
Send the registration, or a list for a fleet, and we'll confirm the price and a time at your yard or depot. Every price is on our pricing page, and businesses can set up a trade account.