SKU: HTQ-MM-T05
MPN: MM-T05
Healtech MM-T05 Maintenance Mate for Triumph models

Healtech's MM-T05 Maintenance Mate is made specifically for Triumph models listed below.

The Maintenance Mate is compatible with a wide range of Triumph (2010 onwards, depending on model), having a service interval indicator light (small wrench symbol) on the dashboard. When the ignition is switched on and the distance/date to the next service is due, the service warning symbol appears and will remain on until the service has been carried out and an authorised dealership has reset the system.

The Maintenance Mate will reset this indicator light on the bike effortlessly anytime it's due and it's much quicker and more convenient to use for this task than an OBD tool.

Being an affordable gadget, it's a worthy option for bike owners and motorcycle workshops. Get yours today!

2010+ Triumph motorcycles have a 'service interval indicator' on the dashboard that requires an OBD tool to clear after carrying out regular maintenance. This not only requires special equipment but can be a time-consuming task as well. However, with our new standalone Maintenance Mate, now you can clear the warning and set the interval to the desired value in just seconds. Just plug it in and get rid of the wrench symbol with ease!

Set the next interval with the touch pads with ease! Works both with Km/h and MPH meters. The touch-sensitive area is marked with arrow signs pointing up and down on the face of the unit.

Light and small

The unit itself is hardly larger than the OEM diagnostic connector it connects to.

Save on service bills! The MM is a cost-effective option for the mechanically skilled bike owner, with the required parts and tools for the job. Carry out the tasks according to the service manual by yourself, and reset the service light afterwards, saving time and money.

Even dealerships can profit from the MM, as it’s faster and more convenient to reset the service light, so they can spare labour time as well.

Bobber Icon (2025-current)

Daytona 660 (2024-current)

Rocket 3 R (2024-current)

Rocket 3 GT (2024-current)

Scrambler 400X (2024-current)

Scrambler 900 (2023-current)

Scrambler 1200 [Euro 5 spec] (ALL years)

Speed 400 (2024-current)

Speed Triple 1200 RR (2021-current)

Speed Triple 1200 RS (2021-current)

Speed Twin 900 (2024-current)

Speed Twin 1200 (2025-current)

Speedmaster Icon (2025)

Street Triple 765 RS [Euro 5 spec] (2025-current)

Street Triple 765 RX [Euro 5 spec] (2026)

TF-250 [ALL variants] (2024-current)

TF-450 [ALL variants] (2025-current)

Thruxton 400 (2026)

Tiger Sport 660 (2024-current)

Tiger Sport 800 (2025-current)

Tiger 900 (2024-current)

Tracker 400 (2026)

Trident 660 (2025-current)