Become a Eurotune Dealer

Join 80+ authorised dealers across New Zealand & Australia delivering professional ECU tuning and emission solutions to local communities.

We're always looking for established automotive workshops to join the Eurotune dealer network. If you run a brick-and-mortar workshop with the right equipment and a commitment to quality work, we'd love to talk.

Why Eurotune

What You Get as a Eurotune Dealer

A complete ECU tuning operation in a box — software, training, marketing, and ongoing technical support.

Dyno-Developed Tunes

Access to thousands of tested tune files for cars, utes, 4x4s, vans, trucks, tractors, motorbikes and marine engines.

Hands-On Training

Onboarding training covers tool use, file management, customer consultation, and emission solutions. Ongoing tech support for tricky vehicles.

Listed Nationally

Your workshop appears on the eurotune.co.nz dealer map with your own dealer page — phone, email, website, and Google directions for every customer in your area.

Ongoing Support

Direct line to the Eurotune technical team for vehicle-specific advice, emission solutions, and tricky calibration questions. You're not on your own.

The Process

How to Become a Dealer

1. Get in touch

Fill in the form below or email us at info@eurotune.co.nz with your workshop details. Tell us about your premises, the work you currently do, and the brands you specialise in. We'll respond within 24 hours to discuss what becoming a Eurotune dealer involves — software requirements, tools you'll need, training timelines, and commercial arrangements.

2. Training & onboarding

Once we agree to move forward, we'll arrange your training: how to use the Eurotune software, how to read & write ECUs safely, how to consult with customers, and how to deliver Eurotune's standard of tuning quality.

3. Go live

Your workshop is added to the national dealer map with your own dealer page, you get full access to the file library, and you're a card-carrying member of the Eurotune network. Customers in your area can book directly through us.

Requirements

What Makes a Good Eurotune Dealer

We're selective about who joins the network. Here's what we typically look for.

Brick & Mortar Premises

An established workshop with proper lifts, diagnostic gear and trade-trained staff — not a mobile operation or a backyard setup.

Qualified Technicians

NZ trade-qualified mechanics and / or auto-electricians on staff who can take ownership of the tuning process and deliver consistent results.

Commitment to Quality

A track record of doing work properly: pre-tune diagnostics, full health checks, honest customer conversations, and after-sales support.

Local Coverage Gap

We try not to double up dealers in the same town. If we don't already have someone covering your area, that's a strong indicator there's a customer base waiting for you.