Remapping for Llandeilo and the Tywi Valley
Around Llandeilo the vehicles that come to us are mostly the ones rural life needs: pickups, Land Rovers and other 4x4s, estate cars and vans, many of them towing a livestock trailer, a horsebox or a caravan for part of the year. For those, peak power matters far less than usable torque low in the rev range, where a loaded vehicle actually lives.
That is what we build for, and it is verified on our MAHA 4-wheel rolling road — genuinely 4-wheel, which matters when the vehicle is permanent four-wheel drive. Your original map is backed up first, and every remap carries a lifetime software warranty. For more on towing and farm vehicles see our Carmarthen page and the plant and machinery guide.
The Black Mountain road
The A4069 over the Black Mountain, from Llangadog to Brynamman, is one of the best-known driving roads in Wales — and it finishes a few minutes from our workshop. It brings us a fair amount of enthusiast and motorcycle work, and it is a good test of whether a map is right: long climbs, tight hairpins and nowhere to hide a flat spot.
Security for vehicles parked out of sight
Pickups, Land Rovers and 4x4s are a known target for thieves, and in the country they often sit in a yard or at the end of a lane with nobody watching overnight. A Thatcham-approved tracker gives you a real chance of getting the vehicle back; an immobiliser makes it much harder to drive away in the first place. We are official dealers for Pandora and CAN-Phantom — our comparison of Ghost, Pandora and CAN-Phantom explains the differences, and S5 vs S7 trackers covers the tracker side.
Getting to us from Llandeilo
We are at Unit 1F, Cwmgors Industrial Estate, Park Howard Rd, Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen, Ammanford, SA18 1PA — about 13 miles from Llandeilo, roughly 25 minutes.
Take the A483 south from Llandeilo through Ffairfach and Llandybie to Ammanford, then the A474 east through Glanamman and Garnant to Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen, and follow the signs for Cwmgors.