Review on 🔧 FOXWELL OBD2 Scanner, NT644 Elite: 19 Reset Service, All System Diagnostic Tool with ABS Bleeding, SAS/TPMS/Throttle Body Relearn, EPB, Oil Light Reset by Hurst Batiste

I bought this tool because it was supposed to have many functions. Things like TPMS, ABS bleed etc and if you have an exotic car like a BMW or similar you really have a lot of features. But if you have a very ordinary car, like a mid-90's Buick pickup or an early 2000's Chevy, etc. (very ordinary stuff here), there's not much you can do about it, but you can't really do anything about it Scanner. . It supports graphics and has a nice user interface, but that's about it. The customer support for this product seems pretty good as they will answer your questions but unfortunately I bought it because I have a lot of old GM cars here from the late 90's and early 2000's and it is very rarely affected. If you get into that mindset, you can use it to control things like you're flipping a scanner or something, you're going to get frustrated. With all the cars I have I can't turn anything on remotely with it. Granted, your mileage may vary depending on the type of car you have, but don't expect much from older cars that are commonly found in the US Midwest.