When it comes to vehicle mileage management, it’s important to understand the difference between mileage blockers and mileage correction. Mileage blockers are devices used to pause the odometer temporarily, usually during dyno testing, track days, or off-road events, ensuring that extra miles aren’t recorded in the vehicle’s ECU. This maintains accurate performance data without altering the vehicle’s actual mileage permanently.

On the other hand, mileage correction involves permanently adjusting the odometer reading to reflect a different mileage. Unlike blockers, this process changes the logged distance on the vehicle, which can affect resale value, service schedules, and legality. Mileage correction should only be performed by qualified professionals and must comply with UK road laws, whereas mileage blockers are for off-road or testing use only and do not alter the true odometer reading.

At our Slough-based workshop, we specialise in installing mileage blockers for a wide range of performance and luxury vehicles, including Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, McLaren, BMW M, Audi RS, Mercedes-AMG, Jaguar, Range Rover, and Bentley. Our expert team ensures safe installation and provides guidance on proper off-road or dyno use, giving you precise performance data without impacting your vehicle’s recorded mileage.