Autel Integrates ALLDATA Repair With MaxiSYS Tablets

The integration links vehicle fault codes with OEM diagnostic information on select Autel MaxiSYS tablets.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Automotive — General

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Autel U.S. is integrating ALLDATA Repair into its MaxiSYS diagnostic tablets, with the connected service available starting November 1, 2026. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Autel U.S. has integrated ALLDATA Repair with its MaxiSYS diagnostic tablets, becoming available November 1, 2026. The integration connects fault codes with corresponding OEM diagnostic information for supported models.

Why it matters

The integration brings OEM repair data directly into the diagnostic workflow for technicians working on vehicles across a broad range of makes and models. ALLDATA also launched Diagnostic Intelligence, an AI-assisted diagnostic solution, accessible through the integration.

ALLDATA Repair covers more than 44,000 engine-specific vehicles, approximately 95% of vehicles on the road, and is used by more than 400,000 technicians. Supported MaxiSYS models include the Ultra S2, MS919 S2 and MS909 S2.

The players

Autel U.S.

Autel U.S. is the American arm of Autel, a maker of automotive diagnostic tools and tablets.

ALLDATA

ALLDATA is a provider of automotive repair information and diagnostic data used by technicians across the industry.

The details

From a fault code in MaxiSYS, users can open the associated ALLDATA information for the selected vehicle. A split-screen view displays MaxiSYS diagnostic results alongside ALLDATA, and existing ALLDATA Repair subscribers can use their current accounts.

Timeline

  1. November 1, 2026: Autel and ALLDATA integration became available.

Roadmap

The integration extends ALLDATA Repair, a repair database covering more than 44,000 engine-specific vehicles, into the handheld diagnostic tablet workflow. It reflects a broader industry move toward tying OEM repair data directly to diagnostic tools.

Technicians using compatible MaxiSYS Ultra S2, MS919 S2 or MS909 S2 tablets can open OEM repair information directly from a fault code. Existing ALLDATA Repair subscribers can access the integration without a new account.

The takeaway

Shops using MaxiSYS tablets can connect fault codes to OEM repair data without switching between separate tools, which may shorten diagnostic time on vehicles covered by ALLDATA.

Further reading

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