Autel is pretty limited imo, but they are more reasonably priced than Zeus. But Zeus has more features and a built in step by step guide on how to fix a problem (if a guide for that problem exists, I've run into a problem with no solution from Zeus once)
It is good bang for buck, coveres alot of models , absolutely always will read codes out ive personally had 0 issues with that so far even people who told me i am dumb buying it for that money are actually now my biggest customers because their phone dongles wont read codes out they show that there is trouble but what code or what type thats not present :D Obv i work alot with EU cars how it will perform with US i do not know but i bet it will do its job aswell, only minus part what i do not like is that some manufacturers give you much more ability even with different adaptations same time bigger ones mercedes or bmw wont allow you do much so i actually have another laptop for extra where i have different make brand own factory programs just incase i need to adapt or relearn things what Autel wont allow to do me, probably buying that 3500 dollar autel would solve the issue but then there is another issue massive license price for a year and for me small maker its nonsense to buy. Overall good thing is even that if you run out license on it you still can use it without problems only thing you just wont have top end model upgrades the newest ones but lets be realistic we aint need them either new cars usually have to visit dealer workshops certain years atleast in my country.
@@looonytoonz yeah that’s probably why you’re flipping through the screens because I’ve used mine on different makes and models. The owner that bought us out at the dealership owns Ford Hyundai Chrysler, GM Chevy and Honda and I will get different types of cars and they have different names for their modules. Sometimes they’re the same as Ford that’s what I mainly work on but I’ll catch myself flipping through the screens.
Autel is pretty limited imo, but they are more reasonably priced than Zeus. But Zeus has more features and a built in step by step guide on how to fix a problem (if a guide for that problem exists, I've run into a problem with no solution from Zeus once)
It is good bang for buck, coveres alot of models , absolutely always will read codes out ive personally had 0 issues with that so far even people who told me i am dumb buying it for that money are actually now my biggest customers because their phone dongles wont read codes out they show that there is trouble but what code or what type thats not present :D Obv i work alot with EU cars how it will perform with US i do not know but i bet it will do its job aswell, only minus part what i do not like is that some manufacturers give you much more ability even with different adaptations same time bigger ones mercedes or bmw wont allow you do much so i actually have another laptop for extra where i have different make brand own factory programs just incase i need to adapt or relearn things what Autel wont allow to do me, probably buying that 3500 dollar autel would solve the issue but then there is another issue massive license price for a year and for me small maker its nonsense to buy. Overall good thing is even that if you run out license on it you still can use it without problems only thing you just wont have top end model upgrades the newest ones but lets be realistic we aint need them either new cars usually have to visit dealer workshops certain years atleast in my country.
I got this exact same one I use it for TPMS. It’s actually pretty decent. But sometimes I feel it runs a little bit too slow.
I've had decent luck with the TPMS stuff. I still find myself backtracking through screens to find what I'm looking for.
You’ll get used to it do you work on a bunch of different makes and models
@FORDTECH313 Yeah, pretty much work on all makes and models, even a random diesel occasionally
@@looonytoonz yeah that’s probably why you’re flipping through the screens because I’ve used mine on different makes and models. The owner that bought us out at the dealership owns Ford Hyundai Chrysler, GM Chevy and Honda and I will get different types of cars and they have different names for their modules. Sometimes they’re the same as Ford that’s what I mainly work on but I’ll catch myself flipping through the screens.
Just curious...I need to do a ABS brake flush on a tacoma, watching different reviews to see which I should get.
I will check tomorrow and see if it does it, I am on a sick day
@@looonytoonz oh man thanks! feel better soon
It says ABS bleed is available, however not sure if it will push enough to flush