Review on FOXWELL Diagnostic Function Chevrolet Cadillac by Fred Novak

Bought a car with only 1 key. I wanted to have a key fob for easy access. I bought some keychains from Amazon but no instructions or YouTube videos I watched helped me program them. It costs at least $50 to hire a locksmith to program it. The car also had a tire warning from TPMS. My inexpensive scanner couldn't see it, nor could the free Autozone or Orielly scan they offer. If I had to take it to a store for diagnosis, it would probably cost another $60. I received my scanner the next day but it took 2 days (I blame COVID). When it showed up I programmed both new fobs in less than 10 minutes and know exactly which tire sensors need replacing so I don't waste time and money just replacing what is bad. It comes with a 1 year warranty but I bought an additional 3 year warranty through Amazon for $30. The body feels nice, strong and durable, but I've had enough cars to have the peace of mind that comes with a warranty. The scanner is easy to navigate through the various functions and I loved how it helped me program the fob step by step on the scanner screen. I love my new toy very much.