FOXWELL OBD2 Scanner Diagnostic Tool NT604, ABS/SRS/Transmission/Check Engine Code Reader for Cars and Trucks, 2026 diagnostic scanner for all vehicles, EN/ES Ver., Lifetime Update, Live Data, AutoVIN

So far so good! I needed it specifically for pulling transmission codes however depending on the vehicle all sorts of systems show up. I've used it so far on about 7 different vehicles since I got it about 5 days ago, it performed very well. I particularly love that you can save codes for future reference. Easy to use and the connectors seem solid and durable. It actually saved a client of mine money where I believed he had a fuel pump issue but was actually a transmisson issue as they had nearly identical symptoms. Couldn't be more pleased with my purchase. A quality scanner at a solid price and much better then a sanner designed to only scan for engine codes.

It’s working pretty good I couldn’t get it to read a 2002 Mitsubishi pajero but it works perfectly fine on other cars.

Great product I have used it multiple times within a week on different vehicles. Found the issues quickly and I was able to correct them This would be a perfect product if it cleared or reset TPMS faults.

Works like a champ.

I am giving 4 stars because the first one received was used, not in the original packaging and had didn't have a user manual. Returned to Amazon and they immediately sent a new one, before I even got a chance to return the original one. So was very happy for the smooth return, but should have received the new one in the first place. Very happy with the new one!

Works and definitely clears codes

Not really that impressed. It does ok but it doesn't seem to save the previous vehicle and have to set it up every single time I use it on the same vehicle. There are a TON of menus and sub menus that take you all over the place and really there needs to be a more simplified design. I feel they added the Function buttons just to make it look like an advanced multi-thousand dollar setup....when all those function buttons really do is answer yes or no.... Yet, you have arrows and an OK button to do that on other menus. It's like one person designed half the menu system, got fired, and then someone had a different idea for the second half and they smooshed it all together. Is it easy to use? Wouldn't be for someone who doesn't know a lot of the terminologies, abbreviations, etc. For a mechanic, somewhat if you can remember what menu you dove into. If not, you have to press back 6 times to start over. It reads at a decent speed but again, all the menus and navigation just wears you out. I wished I had paid the extra $200 and got a tablet reader that displayed more information. Another issue, I have yet to get it to connect to wireless. Have tried it on multiple networks and it just won't get connected or many times won't even see a single SSID unless you are right next to it. The wireless antenna is crap for range.

Good product