The Flashcal+ from Superchips gives modern off-road drivers complete control over digital vehicle corrections directly from their smartphones.
When owners bolt larger mud-terrain tires onto a trail rig, the factory computer calibrations can become wildly inaccurate. Instead of storing a bulky plastic programmer in the center console, users handle every adjustment through a clean mobile application.

Connected through a compact OBD-II Bluetooth dongle, the system pairs instantly to iOS and Android devices. Superchips also expanded its engineering support to cover ’21-and-newer Ford Broncos, including the 2.3-liter, 2.7-liter, and 3.0-liter Raptor models.
The tuning brand also continues full coverage for Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator owners across the JK, JL, and JT generations. Through the free application, drivers can access different vehicle settings without paying for full performance tuning software.
To also address common upgrades, the new application features an exclusive Tire Size Wizard to remove all guesswork from speedometer recalibration. Drivers simply input their new tire dimensions, allowing the software to apply the correct mathematical adjustments.
Users also gain the ability to adjust daytime running lights configurations and turn off annoying exit warning horn notifications. Trail runs require low air pressure, which immediately triggers factory dashboard alarms.
The platform lets drivers adjust tire pressure monitor thresholds or disable the warnings completely. Business Unit Leader Zach Hill notes, “Today’s Bronco and Jeep owners expect technology that is simple, connected and capable of growing with their build.”

Building multiple rigs burns cash quickly. Fortunately, the smartphone application allows off-roaders to add extra vehicle licenses for compatible models without buying another physical Bluetooth module. Superchips backs the hardware with a one-year warranty and leaves room for future software updates down the road.
Hill also notes, “Flashcal+ delivers exactly that by giving enthusiasts an easy-to-use smartphone interface with the flexibility to recalibrate their vehicles as modifications evolve.”
Heavy-duty rubber and larger axles require proper computer matching to keep the automatic transmission shifting correctly. Having a tool like the Flashcal+ in the garage saves owners a frustrating and expensive trip to the dealership. A custom build takes significant time, and managing the digital corrections from a phone screen makes the entire process incredibly straightforward.
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