Comments by "Aaron Britt" (@aaronbritt2025) on "Best OBD 2 Code Scanner? Are All The Same? Let's Find Out!" video.

  1. I have a VERY expensive Snap-On scanner for when I have to do complicated diagnostics. However it takes so long to boot up and connect that I also have one of these small scanners for when I just need to pull a quick code (Pretty sure it's a Foxwell). These cheap scanners definitely have their place, even in a shop. Thanks for testing them. BTW, this is the ONLY channel I support financially. That's how awesome this channel is.
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  2.  @stickboslightning  My Triton has features even a normal bi directional scanner doesn't have. I can write VINs to new modules, do TPMS sensor relearns, reset oil life monitors, and it has a built in Scope and multimeter. It's worth the money in a shop where it used to make money. I'd never recommend one for home use.
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