AutoHealth Helping Hand

AutoHealth Helping Hand is one of the most unique apps because of the services it offers. The name explains it all! If you need to find out how your car is doing at the moment, just use AutoHealth Helping Hand! It will diagnose vehicle conditions and give you an inclusive report of automobile health, battery voltage, fuel level, vehicle DTC, etc.

AutoHealth Helping Hand uses a connected vehicle management system to;

• Extract & send data from a telematics device to the user’s account over the cloud in real-time.

• Transmit data over a wireless network.

• Uncover vehicle information, including maintenance schedules, battery voltage data, fuel level, OBD fault codes, performance reports, etc.

AutoHealth Helping Hand is easy to operate.

1. First, connect a vehicle telematics device to the OBD-II port.

2. Once connected, let it uncover vehicle health data.

3. The device will send this data to the user’s phone in the form of a link through an SMS or email containing another link to download the AutoHealth Helping Hand app.

AutoHealth Helping Hand is different from others, but how?

1) Collects vehicle DTC data, after which the car owner can get the problems fixed to ensure they do not escalate.

2) Determines battery voltage during ignition-on and engine-on depending on vehicle condition.

3) Generates vehicle health reports, battery voltage reports, fuel level, DTCs, etc.

4) Lets drivers segregate and store all vehicle health reports in one place.

Here’s how you benefit from AutoHealth Helping Hand.

• Drivers can get vehicle health reports, battery voltage reports, fuel level, and more for free.

• All the reports are available 24/7 in one place on your mobile device.

• Simple and easy-to-use platform.

• Provides trouble codes or DTCs against any problem discovered by the connected vehicle management system.

• Generates battery health reports.

• Health reports and warnings will be generated against issues requiring the immediate attention of a mechanic.

• Health reports also include non-critical prognostic problems. The app will generate these reports if it finds anything amiss with the subsystems.