Good Scanner?

[Ozwynn]

I need a decent budget friendly OBD2 scanner for advanced diagnostics with no update or subscription fees that works with Ford, GM, and Toyota.

Any recommendations? I don’t care if it’s dongle and app that will work with my iPad or a stand alone.

 

[Li'l Work Truck]

Carly

 

[Li'l Work Truck]

I don't know of anything that doesn't have subscription fees...

 

[Ozwynn]

I don't know of anything that doesn't have subscription fees...

I saw a video on YouTube reviewing budget scanners with no update or subscription fees but for the life of me I can not find the video again. Since I watched it weeks ago I can’t find it in history

 

[SenorNoob]

I use my Vlinker with a USB OTG adapter and Torque pro on Nissans. Fords get Forscan on the laptop with that adapter. I don't think I've ever had occasion to use it on anything else.

 

[scotts90ranger]

I have one of the cheap blue OBD II units that are like $8-12 and it works for most things, I've been using Torque Lite for years but just heard that it now has a subscription but there's apparently new free options.