Mileage blockers, also known as odometer stoppers, have become a popular tool for various purposes, including testing a vehicle’s performance or preserving its value. These devices can halt the mileage recording process from all control units, offering users the flexibility to manage their vehicle’s recorded miles. However, with this added convenience comes the question of detectability. How can you tell if a mileage blocker has been used on a vehicle?

How to Detect if a Mileage Blocker Has Been Used

Untraceable by Design: At Autotech UK, we take pride in offering the best quality plug-and-play mileage blocker modules, designed to be 100% untraceable. Our commitment to ensuring your privacy and security is unwavering. When you use our mileage blockers and eventually remove them, there is no trace left in your vehicle’s system.

While it’s true that mileage blockers, when left in a vehicle, can potentially be found or even activated by curious individuals, it’s essential to understand that this doesn’t necessarily mean your secret is exposed. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Untraceable Mileage Blockers: Autotech UK’s mileage blockers are meticulously designed to leave no digital breadcrumbs behind. This means that, even if someone discovers the device in your vehicle or activates it, they won’t have access to detailed information about the mileage deduction or the date it was installed.
2. No Record of Deducted Miles: Unlike some other devices or methods that may leave a traceable record of mileage adjustments, our mileage blockers operate discreetly. They don’t store or transmit data about the deducted miles, making it virtually impossible for anyone to determine the extent of the adjustments made.