Review on 🚗 TryAce OBD2 Scanner: Universal Diagnostic Code Reader for all OBD II Protocol Cars Since 1996 by George Mack

WOW, what a scanner. I have used basic OBDII scanners in the past but I would highly recommend this scanner to anyone who really wants to diagnose their car properly. Not only does it give you the error codes, but it gives you a chance to actually look up what the codes mean instead of searching for them, and hopefully the right information is there. Another great thing about it is that you can leave it on while the car is on and moving to test other functions. There was one car I tested it on that had the check engine light only on while driving, so this scanner was able to capture that information and it turned out to be an easy fix. Without this tool I would have to pay a mechanic hundreds of dollars just to tell me what's wrong with the car and then pay big bucks for the labor to fix it. Instead, I can look at it myself or with a friend and figure out how to fix it myself, which saves me a lot of money. The battery tester of this scanner is also useful. It will show you your current voltage that your battery is to diagnose whether the battery is bad or not. This scanner also has a great feature that allows you to store information and then connect it to your computer and print a document with all the information on it. The only thing I would change is the instructions that come with the kit. It seems to be missing some useful information for novice users and the instructions on how to download the software are not very clear, leaving things open to interpretation. The following cars I used to test this scanner.