OTT Tune advice? Norcal/BayArea

Hello,

A lot of ppl have been recommending me to get a OTT Tune. But, my truck is brand new. This is all new to me, so I just would like to get some advice on when I should get something like this and recommended places to get it tuned in my area, Im currently around 2k miles.

 

@JustDSM

 

Thanks for your interest in Overland Tailor Tuning, we'd love to help you get your truck dialed in. We have a few options available to assist.

We can have you meet up with our 3rd Party Tuner in the area. You can find a your local tuner here: https://overlandtailor.com/remote-tuning
His contact info is as follows:

Mike Peratoner (Reno, NV)
PH: (562) 897-6453
E-Mail: PeratonerMike@yahoo.com

Or we can send you a remote tuning bundle which will include the hardware/software/files to flash your truck yourself if that's something you'd like to do. It's a pretty popular option for folks as it affords them the opportunity to flash the different files we provide (or back to stock) at will and not have to schedule to meet-up with your local tuner. It's really a great option for folks who want to take their tuning a level above just having someone flash a file.

We're happy to help you out either way. If you're leaning towards the remote tuning bundle option or just want to discuss, we're happy to hear from you at info@overlandtailor.com

PS: We tuned our shop truck before it even left the lot - 11 miles.

Best,

 

I just picked up my '23 Sport last week. I brought it to OTT with less than 200 miles on it. The tune is awesome. Takes away the mushy pedal and the fact that there's no power under 4k rpms. I'm so glad I did it right away. It's awesome.

Take a few extra minutes and try each pedal response setting - there are three. I started with the most sensitive/aggressive, and worked down from there. I ended up with the lowest setting - which is still waaay better than stock.

Hope that helps. Gl

 

Thanks for your feedback!

I wholeheartedly agree. Don't just try one setting and settle on that. Take the time to get acquainted with the options available and you'll have a better gauge on what suites you best! Good advise @tselanne.