Review on 🔧 Foxwell GT60 Plus Bi-Directional OBD Android Tablet Scan Tool - Advanced All System Diagnostics & Service Functions with ABS Auto Bleed/TPMS Programming/SAS/BRT by Hals Martin

Advantages and disadvantages of the GT60. Item is in good condition when opened. The tablet packaging feels solid and closes well. Good thick cable feels well insulated. It took a while to get to know each other, but that's okay right away. Reads codes, dumps powertrain codes, bodies, excrement. Entering business information is great, only thing is if you have email it doesn't work. Downloading the printer service doesn't work, even if you try to download just the pk file, it still doesn't download. I'm using ALLDATA and tried a shortcut that doesn't let me log in. I've been trying to figure out a way to calibrate a 2010 Diamond Chrysler for HVAC drive, but that's not an option. The injector trial doesn't read any car or truck I've used it on before. Until next month I have a Duramax that is due for DPF service and I will check it out when the time comes. I tried the TPMS option in the service menu, knowing the tire sensors are ok, they won't give them out. I tested the TPS option on a 2010 GM product and was unable to install the throttle body assembly. Option to save reports, like the idea but without the print service I had to transfer the viva blue tooth file to the phone and was able to print if you don't have a blue tooth printer. **UPDATE** Customer service is on site, they take care of you. When the scanner fails reading trouble codes for various cars/trucks, they are very fast and report an update date of 24 hours to a week. They will help you use the scanner. I suggest another GT60 Plus, it has more features but if you just want to read codes and do basic things then this is what you need. I used it on Honda US version, you can do spot test, Ford KOEO and KOER test. Eurocars work well.